2005 Season Album
HAIR HAIR puts rock music and the free-spirited culture of the 60s on the stage. The show has a strong effect on everyone, and acts as a bridge between generations and viewpoints. What looks like incredible chaos is actually organized chaos. Phenomenal musical numbers include Aquarius, Good Morning Starshine, I Believe in Love, Hair, I Got Life, What a Piece of Work Is Man and Hippie Life. This show has a vitality, a timelessness and a meaning that outlives the late 1960's and early 1970's in America. |
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Blithe Spirit A spiritualist scorned. A séance gone wrong. A temperamental ghost. And a murder. A séance is convened, resulting in an unexpected torrent of supernatural activity. Brimful of his celebrated wit, Noël Coward's comic souffle is as delicious and satisfying now as it ever was.
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Romeo & Juliet The most classic of love stories--A boy and a girl from two feuding Verona clans fall in love and attempt to transcend their families' history of violence.
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| Chicago Musical "And all that jazz..." The John Kander-Fred Ebb-Bob Fosse musical CHICAGO is described in its opening number as a "story of murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery, and treachery--all those things we hold near and dear to our hearts." In short, CHICAGO is a musical that is a parade of highly-creative Broadway show-stoppers that each make a satiric point about the American judicial system. Featuring memorable the hits "And All That Jazz", "Mr. Cellophane", and "Razzle, Dazzle", this production is sure-fire hit! |
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