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by August Wilson
September 25 to October 21, 2007
Set during the Great Depression, this Pulitzer Prize-winning drama
depicts a family’s struggle with the legacy of an elaborately
carved piano passed down to them by their great-grandfather. Boy
Willie wants to own the farm where his family once worked as slaves.
However, to purchase the land he’ll have to sell the family's
piano, a prized heirloom with which his sister Berniece refuses
to part. View
production photos (in slide show format)
by Kenny Finkle
October 30 to November 18, 2007
A quirky, warm-hearted romantic comedy that looks at love and relationships
through the eyes of a frisky house cat named Samantha. Her owner,
Shuman, doesn't always understand her, but he knows he wants her
to stay home. Samantha dreams of adventure and risks everything
only to discover that the true love she longs for lies in the last
place she thinks to look. View
production photos (in slide show format)
by Charles Dickens
November 30 to December 24, 2007
Back by popular demand, this non-subscription holiday classic is
full of music, spirits, special effects, and all your favorite characters.
Perfect for the whole family!
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production photos (in slide show format)
by Becky Mode
January 22 to February 17, 2008
In this wildly comic tour-de-force, a single actor plays Sam, a
reservations operator, and more than 30 other characters from inside
and outside a fashionable Manhattan eatery. Through the course of
one hysterical day, Sam faces an outrageous influx of calls from
his lonely father in South Bend, the temperamental chef, a snooty
Maitre D', annoying assistants, scheming socialites, and many, many
more.
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by William Shakespeare
February 26 to March 23, 2008
Shakespeare's hilarious battle-of-the-sexes is an intricate and
fast-paced tale of wit, jealousy, and romance. Old flames Beatrice
and Benedick are tricked by their friends into believing that each
is in love with the other. Their "merry war" leads to
both a sharp examination of dishonesty and deception, and a boisterous
celebration of the overwhelming power of love. View
production photos (in slide show format)
by William Donnelly
April 1 to April 20, 2008
In this world premiere production, a young husband meets a woman
from his past during a period of crisis in his marriage, bringing
half-forgotten urges and uncertain intentions suddenly to the surface.
Told with warmth, humor, and startling honesty, Magnetic North is
a charged tale of intimacy, temptation, and the shadowy border between
flirtation and betrayal. Winner of 2006 Clauder Competition for
New England Playwrights. View
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by John Patrick Shanley
April 29 to May 25, 2008
Doubt is a Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning drama about
the confrontation between ethics and uncertainty. At a Bronx parochial
school in 1964, evidence of a priest's wrongdoing comes to light.
Sister Aloysius, the strict school principal and a traditionalist
nun, faces the decision of a lifetime: does she openly accuse a
priest and give voice to her fear of his sinful actions, or bury
her suspicions and leave room for doubt? View
production photos (in slide show format)
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