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by Oscar Wilde |
Comedy | Oct. 17 - Nov. 15, 2014 |
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| Oscar Wilde's classic is a delight from
the first cucumber sandwich on as Jack's double life catches up with him.
The problems are resolved in an extremely charming and quite unexpected
way as Jack and Algernon discover the importance of being earnest while
answering to the name of Ernest. |
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| by Londos D'Arrigo | Comedy | Feb. 27 - March 21, 2015 |
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Forty years ago, composer/lyricist Harris
Wellborn wrote an off-Broadway musical which closed after one performance.
This comedy finds the now elderly tunesmith down on his luck, living in
a run-down apartment building dependent on the charity of his domineering
sister - yet still dreaming of making it on Broadway. The laughs unfold
when the literate and witty Harris is thrown together with the flaky young
woman who lives down the hall. His life then takes a hilarious turn when
her scheming boyfriend comes up with a devious plan to cash in on Harris'
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| by Pat Cook |
Comedy |
May 15 - June 6, 2015 |
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| The Mavis Garner Bed and Breakfast
is not the sort of place you'd find on a freeway or even a map. That's
because they get most of the customers from cars disabled when they hit
the pothole on Main Street. Scandal-sheet reporter Arthur Lyman decides
to do an expose on the pothole "scam" and checks into the bed
and breakfast. During his stay he's fined eight times, dragged across
town by the local watchdog and fired from his job. What else could he
do but fall in love with one of the proprietors! When his boss shows up
and takes over the story, he's treated to scenes from Shakespeare, slipshod
seances and a witch who can't keep her hexes straight. |
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Awards for the 2014-2015 Season:
Best Actor - Norman Luce
Best Actress - Helena G. Clarkson
Best Character Actress - Carolyn Compton
Best Character Actor - Ian Douglas
Best Supporting Actor - Steve Corelis
Best Supporting Actress - Tonya Duncan
Best Director - Cindy Powell
Director's Awards (for that little something extra):
Sara Doeltz for Inportance of Being Earnest
Ian Douglas for Harris Cashes Out
Amy Conners for You Can't Get There From Here
Congratulations to one and all and thank you for a great season!