Presenting our 33rd Season
2003-2004
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The Mikado by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur
Sullivan A Musical This operetta is a
lighthearted burlesque of Victorian English culture and the vagaries of love,
set in a fanciful (and wholly imaginary) Japanese society. It is one of the most admired of all the
Gilbert and Sullivan works. You will
only stop laughing long enough to hear the songs and music, and you just
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The Butler Did It by Tim Kelly A Comedy
Murder Mystery Here's a delightful
comedy murder mystery that spoofs English mystery plays, but with a decidedly
American flavor. Secrets abound in
the creepy old mansion as laughs collide with thrills. The climax is a seat-grabber as the true
killer is unmasked and almost everyone turns out to be someone else. |
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The Sensuous Senator by Michael Parker A Comedy In this time of
political tactics and party platforms, the Senator is running for
President. His wife goes out of town
for a conference and as they say, "while the cat's away, the mice will
play." What happens when the other
politicians, playmates, security police, a muckraking reporter and the
unexpected wife collide will leave you laughing until you cry. |
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Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose A Compelling
Drama There has been a murder
and a jury has been empanelled to decide the fate of the accused stepson of
the dead man. There is testimony to
be examined and votes to be taken in this intriguing look at the
interpersonal relationships of twelve strangers as they try to come to agreement
on the verdict. |
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Gypsy by Book/Arthur Laurents,
Music/Jule Styne, Lyrics/Stephen Sondheim A Musical This is the musical
story of a bullying, ruthless stage mother who drives her two daughters into
show business and keeps their noses to the grindstone until one of them is a
star. We are taken on a trip across
the length and breadth of the land, visiting the seamy backstages of tank
town theaters during the 1920's when vaudeville was dying to the birth of
burlesque. |
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