Fiddler on the Roof takes place in Tsarist Russia in 1905. The story depicts the main character, Tevye, whose daughters, despite tradition, each selects her own husband. "If I Were A Rich Man", "Sunrise, Sunset" and "Matchmaker, Matchmaker", are catchy tunes that will play in your head and your heart for days after seeing this timeless Broadway classic. The beloved show is a must-see for any lover of theatre, the arts, and of course, a good story about the strength of a father's love for his daughters.

November 6-22, 2009

Director: Frank Oberhausen & Kathy MacNeill

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This whimsical Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway play is the story of the zany Sycamore household, presided over by Grandpa Vanderhof, a former businessman who has turned his back on commerce to enjoy life. At the Sycamores', everyone does just what he or she pleases. Naturally, when the stuffy, aristocratic Kirbys come to the Sycamores' for dinner, the event is a disaster, capped with the arrest of everyone in the household. At first the Sycamores seem mad, but it is not long before you realize that if they are mad, then the rest of the world is madder.

January 15-31, 2010

Director: Mike McMillian

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Into the Woods is a blend of various fairy tales with an original story. The characters set out to achieve their goal of living "Happily Ever After" through familiar routes - Cinderella goes to the Ball, Jack climbs the Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood survives the wolf, and Rapunzel manages to escape her tower. In Act Two, all the characters must deal with what happens AFTER "Happily Ever After", the consequences that traditional fairy tales conveniently ignore. What does one do with a dead Giant in the back yard? Does marrying a Prince really lead to a happy and fulfilling life? Is carving up the wolf the solution? Is the Giant always wrong? Not suitable for children.

March 26 -April 11, 2010

Directed by: Jennifer Westergom and Melanie Boulay

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"The Odd Couple" returns in a new and up-to-date story of neat freak Felix Unger and his slob extraordinaire friend Oscar Madison. Neil Simon's Oscar & Felix sets the trials and tribulations of these favorite characters in the present day. The show details the ridiculous antics of two very opposite friends forced to share an apartment together. After neat freak Felix gets thrown out of his house by his wife, he moves in with the sloppy Oscar and all hell breaks loose...but do the boys wind up learning anything? Don't miss this hilarious comedy as these two opposites once again become roomies. Adult Content & Language.

June 4-20, 2010

Director: Pete Pollard

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Kick off your Sunday shoes: It's a song, it's a movie, it's a musical! Footloose is a jukebox musical based on the 1984 film of the same name. The stage adaptation is more family friendly than the film it is based on, and promises many more laughs while still conveying the powerful message. An ordinary city kid from Chicago ends up in a small town where dancing, along with just about anything else that's any fun, is illegal. An explosively energetic production, Footloose is full of electrifying music. The songs include most of the ones from the flick, ("The Girl Gets Around," "Holding Out for a Hero," "Let's Hear It for the Boy," "Almost Paradise," and of course the title tune), as well as a few new numbers. Mild Adult Language

August 13-29, 2010

Director: Tammie Pollard

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