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| 2009-2010 Season Subcription |
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| Description |
COME BLOW YOUR HORN--September 1827--Come play at Alan and Buddy Bakers swinging bachelor pad in Neil Simons first Broadway play a sweet comedy (written in 1961).
RABBIT HOLE--October 1322-- by David Lindsay-Abaire. Winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize, David Lindsay-Abaire's touching drama follows a couple whose young son has accidentally been killed by a teenage driver. Efforts at closure are complicated by other family members need for attention, and by a visit from the young driver.
PILLOWMAN--February 1922 2010-- Martin McDonoughs award winning, remarkably dark, black comedy is a spine-chilling story of fact versus fiction. A writer is arrested when children in his vicinity begin dying savagely, in ways resembling his stories. The interrogation includes his brother, two unpredictable investigators, and the telling of several stories which led to the writers arrest.
WORKING--April 23-May 9, 2010 -by Stephen Schwartz. The hopes, dreams, joys and concerns of American workers are the focus of this extraordinary, unforgettable musical. Based on Studs Terkels best-selling book of interviews, Working paints a vivid musical portrait of the men and women the world so often takes for granted. Co-produced with The Theater Company.
To purchase General Adm. Subs. use the Nov. 17th date and for Senior/Students use Nov. 18th |
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