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| February 2 - 25 |
Rehearsal for Murder
The playwright turns on the stage work light
and prepares for the first reading of his new play. The actors,
producer, director and others connected with the show come onto the
stage, and under their humorous (and utterly real) theatrical talk,
tension grows. We discover that everyone connected with this play was
involved with another play by the same playwright. At its opening night,
exactly a year ago and in this same theatre, the beautiful leading lady,
who was also the playwright's fiancee, was murdered! As these people
start with he new play, startling connections to the murder begin to
unfold. The growing tension reaches the boiling point with surprising
revelations, countered by others even more surprising. The dazzling, yet
basically logical twists build to a climax and solution that are
theatrically stunning! The authors of this thriller are William Link and
Richard Levinson who created "Columbo", "Murder She Wrote" and "Manix."
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| March 16 - 24, 2012 |
The Elves and
the Shoemaker
Travel back in time as the
real story of "The Elves and the Shoemaker" unfolds in a flurry of magic
and mayhem. It begins when seven zany Elves - not just two as Mr. Grimm
wrote - end up lost at the shop of Hans, the shoemaker. They need to
perform three good deeds to get back, and no one could use help more
than poor Hans, who has just enough leather to make one pair of shoes.
The trouble is, elves don't go around wanting to do good deeds. They
have to be coaxed! But one pair of perfectly made shoes leads to another
and then, after Mr. Grimm tells Hans' story to the royal court, comes an
order for 100 pairs of shoes! |
| April 19 - May 12 |
The Importance of Being Earnest
First performed on 14 February 1895 at St.
James's Theatre in London, it is a farcical comedy in which the
protagonists maintain fictitious personae in order to escape burdensome
social obligations. |
| April 27 & 28 |
Get Smart
"Would you believe that seven police boats are closing in on us right
now?" asks Maxwell Smart of the head of KAOS who now holds him captive.
When the master criminal finds this a little hard to accept, the
straight-faced Smart asks, "Would you believe six?" With that question,
this bright comedy-satire put an expression into the language. Smart is
off on a bizarre new case in which he must stop the sinister
organization known as KAOS from their most shameful plot. Their plan
this time is to prove their power by blowing up the Statue of Liberty!
This is too much, and Smart springs "perhaps we should say stumbles"
into action. Magnificently assisted by beautiful Agent 99, Smart
proceeds from one gigantic blunder to another--each, however, somehow
turning into a master stroke. This is the ultimate spoof of all secret
agent thrillers.
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(All dates are subject to change, All
plays pending permission)
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