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Summer Repertory Theatre

 

Fabulous @ Forty

 

Here's what we're doing for our

40th Summer Repertory Season

opening July 2nd, 2008:

 

Cabaret, a musical

(with live orchestra)

directed by James M. Miller

July 2,3,5,11,17,19,25 @ 8 P.M.

July 6,20 @ 2 P.M.

Rhynsburger Theatre

&

Sanders Family Christmas,

a comedy with music

(with live orchestra )

This is the sequel to

Smoke on the Mountain

directed by Clyde Ruffin

July 10,12,18,24,26 @ 8 P.M.

July 13,27 @ 2 P.M.

Rhynsburger Theatre

Comedies in Concert

July 15, 8 P.M. Listen by Katherine Varnes

Corner Playhouse

Sometimes a Scottish analyst sets his fanny down on a sloshing waterbed and tells it like it is.  Or so it happens in Listen, a psychological comedy set in the West San Fernando Valley hills of LA’s 1970s, on the evening of an ill-advised party thrown by and for a cast of therapists.

When faced with their own lives, these listening professionals hear what they wish to hear and say more than they mean to say.  But they machinate in platform shoes, wide collars, and a bewildering array of psychobabble that only the brusque no-nonsense demeanor of a teenager can cut through.Prepare for an evening of betrayal, staggering errors in judgment, persnickety timing, and sorry, absurd revenge as a sex therapist attempts to school her daughter in how to manage affairs of the heart.

July 22, 8 P.M. Heigh-Ho, Skelter! by Ron Zank

Corner Playhouse

 It’s 1969, “the summer of love” in the California desert.  Clayton Moore (television’s Lone Ranger) and his daughter visit an old friend on his ranch.  But times have changed and they find the ranch overrun by hippies—members of the infamous Manson family, including Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme and Charles Manson himself—a few weeks before they made themselves famous with a series of murders.  Can the Lone Ranger save his friend and daughter?  Will Squeaky learn patience with her macramé?  And will Charlie Manson get the recording contract he’s been dreaming of?

Suggested by a true story, it’s a dark comedic ride to the finish.

July 29, One by One by Michael Kramer

Corner Playhouse

A community theater stalwart and blue collar worker, Tim, becomes jealous of a newcomer, Ron, a professor at the local university who is cast in all the leading roles he used to receive. The two are cast in a new play under development, One by One. In the play within the play the characters are killed off one by one while Ron experiences a variety of accidents that threaten his life during rehearsals. The surprise ending reveals an unexpected theatrical reality.   

 

Cabaret and Sanders Family Christmas tickets are $14 each. Comedies in Concert tickets are $5 each - or buy the entire season for only $25 (not available online).

 

Box office opens June 2, 2008

882-PLAY for tickets and info

or

Ticketleap.com

Tickets to Cabaret are $14

Tickets to Sanders Family Christmas are $14

Tickets to Comedies in Concert (3) are $5 each

OR

buy all five for $25

(not available online)

Brochures will go out in late May.

Want one? e-mail

MUTheatreUpdate

or call

882-2021

It will also be distributed with The Columbia Daily Tribune .

Box office opens June 2nd.

Opening Night July 2nd.

882-PLAY for tickets and info

 

 

 

 

 

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