SULLIVAN & GILBERT
A play with music by Ken Ludwig
Music by Sir Arthur Sullivan, Lyrics by William S. Gilbert
Directed by Rich McKey
Music Direction by Geraldine Boles
Choreography by Jenn Schoonover

A command performance is the only thing that could cause feuding collaborators William S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan together again.  And it has:  Gilbert and Sullivan, at the behest of Queen Victoria, have gathered the Opera company one last time for a special revue.  Charming and clever, Sullivan & Gilbert mixes hilarious backstage drama with the best of the Gilbert and Sullivan repertoire.

Performance Dates:  June 26 - July 13, 2008; Thurs - Sat at 8pm; Sun at 4pm

Please Note:    The Passport to the Arts is accepted for this production.  
                            Performances begin on time. If you do not arrive on time we reserve to right to release your tickets at our discretion.  
                            We ask that you pick up your tickets 1/2 hour prior to curtain.
                            We are handicapped accessible. Please inform the box office of any special needs when making ticket reservations.
                            Doors open for  seating 30 minutes prior to performance.  Seating is general admission - first come first served.  

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Coming Up

SULLIVAN & GILBERT, a play with music by Ken Ludwig
Music by Sir Arthur Sullivan, Lyrics by William S. Gilbert 
Charming and clever, Ken Ludwig's Sullivan & Gilbert mixes hilarious backstage drama with the best of the Gilbert & Sullivan repertoire.
Performance Dates:  June 26 - July 13, 2008; Thurs - Sat at 8pm; Sun at 4pm

THE TURN OF THE SCREW  by Jeffrey Hatcher
Based on the Henry James' classic novella
Part ghost story and part psychological thriller, this classic tale concerns a governess hired by a wealthy recluse to look after his orphaned children.  The seemingly innocent children gradually reveal a series of terrifying secrets.  Jeffrey's Hatcher's taut, exciting adaptation cuts to the heart of Henry James' story.
Performance Dates:  August 7 - 31, 2008; Thurs - Sat at 8pm; Sun at 4pm

1776  Book by Peter Stone, Music & Lyrics by Sherman Edwards
1776 is a crackling musical recreation of the two fiery months in Philadelphia during which the Second Continental Congress debated, argued, created and finally approved our Declaration of Independence. A timely, witty and thoughtful look at the challenges of forging so many different voices into one nation.
Performance Dates:  October 16 - November 9, 2008; Thurs-Sat at 8pm; Sun at 2pm

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Past Productions

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2008

Inventing van Gogh by Steven Dietz, directed by Toby Wilson

2007
My Three Angels by Sam and Bella Spewack, directed by Tara O'Keefe
How I Learned to Drive  by Paula Vogel, directed by Mary Arnault
A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare, directed by Tara O'Keefe
The Elephant Man by Bernard Pomerance, directed by Daniel Fontneau
Love, Cole Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter, conceived and directed by Ann M. Ring

2006

The Love of Three Oranges by Carlo Gozzi, directed by PJ McKey

Edward Albee's Seascape, directed by Daniel Fontneau
The Stendhal Syndrome  by Terrence McNally , directed by Tara O'Keefe
Enchanted April by Matthew Barber, directed by Susan M. Terner

2005
A Child's Christmas in Wales by Dylan Thomas, directed by Joe Richards
Joyful Noise  by Tim Slover, directed by Mark S. LiCalsi
Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband, directed by Tara O'Keefe
Underneath the Lintel by Glen Berger, directed by Susan M. Terner

Proof  by David Auburn, directed by Sue Bowlin

2004

A Child's Christmas in Wales by Dylan Thomas, directed by Joe Richards

Tara O'Keefe's  Poor Dead Celia, directed by Ann M. Ring