61. Theatre Productions At Stage Door Productions The website donated by SimVentions and maintained by webmaster@stagedoorproductions.org.Copyright © 2002 Stage Door Productions, Inc. http://www.stagedoorproductions.org/theatreproductions.htm

2002 - 2003 Season The Boys Next Door Showtimes: Feb 21 - 22 @ 8 pm Feb 23 @ 2 pm Feb 27 - 28 @ 8 pm March 1 @ 8 pm Performances will be held at: Massaponax High School Auditorium Bell, Book and Candle May 2-4; 8-10, 2003 Previous 2002 - 2003 Season Shows The Music Man The Rainmaker Holiday Extravaganza 2003 - 2004 Season Summer - The Wizard of Oz Fall - See How They Run December - Inspecting Carol February - Cole May - Steel Magnolias Welcome What's New Company Info Classes ... Special Features The website donated by and maintained by webmaster@stagedoorproductions.org

62. Theatre Productions For information about Department of theatre productions this season, bringup the light below by hovering your mouse over the instrument. http://theatre.uindy.edu/productions.htm

For ticket information, visit our Box Office page F or information about Department of Theatre productions this season, "bring up" the light below by hovering your mouse over the instrument. "Stay in your light" and click on a play title to bring up dates, times, and cast and crew information in a new window. Search our Site: sitemap University of Indianapolis If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail webmaster@uindy.edu Last updated: Friday, 16-Aug-2002 11:04:45 EST

63. St. Benedict's High School Theatre Productions theatre productions put on by the pupils and teachers at St. Benedict's High School in Whitehaven, Category Regional Europe Whitehaven Arts and Entertainment...... See the CURRENT SHOWS page for more info, Welcome to the St Benedict'sHigh School theatre productions website. If you hadn't guessed http://www.geocities.com/stbenedictstheatre/prodshome.html

SCHOOL PRODUCTIONS The next show is BUGSY MALONE on from the 18th March until the 20th. See the CURRENT SHOWS page for more info Welcome to the St Benedict's High School Theatre Productions website. If you hadn't guessed, this site is for the theatre productions put on by the pupils and staff of St. Benedict's RC High School in Whitehaven, Cumbria, UK. Please feel free to have a look around and browse through the catalogue of previous shows, what we're doing now and what is coming up in the future. Or you can visit the school website or find various links. If you wish to email me with any queries or comments just click here BACK TO PERFORMING ARTS DEPT. SITE Page created in January 2002 and maintained by Benjamin Messenger , Year 13 student

64. Current Theatre Productions In June 2001, Secondhand Store Productions presented a special version of The Balcony aoneact performance and appeared at the Hollywood Theatre Festival on http://www.geocities.com/mcgee4468/ctp.html

Falling Star Magazine Writer's Guidelines Theatre Productions About Us ... View Guestbook     In June 2002, "The Balcony Scene" will appear in it's original full-length at the Conejo Players Theatre in Thousand Oaks, California. Auditions are tentatively slated for the first week of July. The production will be on stage at 351 N. Moorpark Road. For ticket or audition information, contact the theatre at (805) 495-3715. We will be casting for the Tennessee Williams one-act play "27 Wagons Full of Cotton" on March 21st at the Arts Council Center in Thousand Oaks. This one-act play is to be performed at the Hollywood Theatre Festival on May 17th, 2002. There is no pay. Available Roles: Jake: Male, 25 - 42, works as an independent cotton hauler. A rough and tumble man who handles his life and women the same way - when they don't go to his liking he pushes. Vicarro: Male, age 35-52, cotton gin owner. Slightly overweight. Seduces Jake's wife in retribution and calls it "the good neighbor policy." Both roles require southern accent. Contact the director with headshots and resumes at McGee4468@aol.com or to schedule an appointment.

65. LC Program In Theatre - Productions Two main stage productions, two dance concerts and approximately sixstudio theatre productions are performed each year. Auditions http://www.lynchburg.edu/academic/theatre/productions.htm

Your browser does not support script Productions Music for The Tempest and A Midsummer Night’s Dream were written by music majors. Facilities include a main stage 300-seat theatre; a studio theatre; acting classroom; scenic, costume, and properties studios; and dressing rooms. Two main stage productions, two dance concerts and approximately six studio theatre productions are performed each year. Auditions are open to all members of the campus community. First year students regularly appear in shows, and assume backstage responsibilities. Academic credit can be earned by working on productions. Recent shows: Guys and Dolls, Moon Over Buffalo, The Fantasticks, Fools, The Diary of Anne Frank, The Boyfriend, and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Students act, direct, design and sometime write original works for production in our Studio Theatre. Student Employment Opportunities Paid student employment positions are available in box office, costuming and technical theatre.

66. SUNNYMEAD.ORG: Sunshine Theatre Productions Flash Plugin Test Translate this page Sunshine theatre productions 274 Brill Road West Bolton, Quebec J0E1R0 (450)539-3604. site created by Sunnymead Village, WebMaster http://www.sunnymead.org/sunshine/

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67. Theatre Productions FALL WORKSHOPS PRODUCTIONS. November 4, 5, 6. 700 PM, Studio A (2nd floor,JKB Theatre) Connect Four . December 4, 5, 6 The Bacchae by Euripides,. http://www.skidmore.edu/academics/theater/productions.html

Home Introduction to Skidmore Theatre Curriculum Faculty ... Theatre Links 2002-2003 Season Skidmore College Department of Theater FALL SEMESTER October 18-20 Studio Production THE MOUND BUILDERS by Lanford Wilson November 21-24 Seminar Production THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT by Jean Giraudoux FALL WORKSHOPS PRODUCTIONS November 4, 5, 6. 7:00 PM, Studio A (2nd floor, JKB Theatre) "Connect Four" December 4, 5, 6 "The Bacchae " by Euripides SPRING SEMESTER One Night Only Friday, February 7th at 8:00 pm The Janet Kinghorn Bernhard Theater TRUMPET OF FREEDOM: THE SAGA OF JOHN BROWN Thursday to Sunday, March 6-9 in The Janet Kinghorn Bernhard Theatre SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY by Edgar Lee Masters Directed by Carolyn Anderson. A fictional mid-western town whose dead come to life to reveal local history, heroes great and small, and themes of middle America which pass easily from one century into the next. A humorously biting and poignant revelation of the human spirit, Master's dramatic monologues captures an America trying to understand itself. Tickets are $10 general, $7 students/senior citizens.

68. Musical And Theatre Productions Ireland Location Ireland. Musical and theatre productions. Below are additionalpages related to this one. Attractions. Dublin Hot Press Irish http://www.2hwy.com/ir/m/musicthe.htm

Location: Ireland Musical and Theatre Productions Below are additional pages related to this one. Attractions Dublin Hot Press Irish Music Hall of Fame Dublin Irish Traditional Music Centre Discount Hotel Rooms Reserve Your Rental Car ... Lodging.com and Travelnow each offer a wide range of hotel brands plus specially negotiated bargain rates on thousands of properties. CNG Hotels is the largest international hotel wholesaler, providing special rates at thousands of properties around the world. AutoEurope makes reserving, picking up and dropping off a rental car in Europe a breeze.

69. Theatre Productions various types of productions, from dance shows and pantomimes to straight drama,our company is often called upon for conferences, theatrein-education work http://www.mainstreamstudios.co.uk/productions.html

Theatre Productions Mainstream Theatre Arts is organised around a well-structured framework that gives its students the opportunity to develop new skills, but most importantly the opportunity to display them. We can say with certainty that our productions bring out the best in our students. Through ongoing performances which take place over the course of the year, our members build confidence and ability and are encouraged to work both on their own initiative and as a team player, all elements which we believe are essential to our students' future no matter what career path they decide to follow. We have a multi-skilled production team which forms the backbone of all our productions. Because of their expertise and ability to put together various types of productions, from dance shows and pantomimes to straight drama, our company is often called upon for conferences, theatre-in-education work, special commissions, concerts, and professional work. Mainstream is keen to produce as many productions as possible over the course of the year, and give every one of our members the opportunity to perform.

70. Waterloo Community Playhouse & Black Hawk Children's Theatre Provides theatre productions and education programs to the people of Northeastern Iowa. Information on current and coming productions, membership, tickets, history, auditions, and contact details. http://www.cedarnet.org/wcpbhct/index.html

WCP Season BHCT Season On Stage Now Playhouse History ... Home P.O. Box 433 Waterloo, IA 50704 wcpbhct@cedarnet.org Box Office: 319-291-4494 Business: 319-235-0367 Fax: 319-235-7489 WCP TO REVIVE THE MUSIC MAN - July 8-26, 2003 Music Man classes start: April 15th For information call: (319) 235-0367, M-F, 10A - 6P This site contains all the information you need to keep up-to-date on what's on stage at the Hope Martin Theatre, theatre education classes offered, auditions, and volunteer opportunities at the Waterloo Community Playhouse and Black Hawk Children's Theatre. For Information on MEMBERSHIPS, GIFT CERTIFICATES, AND GROUP TICKET ORDERS CALL: 319 235-0367 M-F 10A - 6P Box Office Opens to the Public APRIL 7TH at Noon Next at BHCT HEIDI Apr. 11 - 13 Next at WCP Over the River and Through the Woods May 9 - 17 For Information on Reservations Call (319) 235-0367 M-F 10am-6pm

71. CTC- Past Theatre Productions At Calvin Past theatre productions Directors of Theatre Full Name, Abbreviated,Full Name, Abbreviated. Lionel Basney, L Basney, Patricia Blom, P. Blom. http://www.calvin.edu/academic/cas/ctc/ptheatre.htm

72. Otterbein College Announces Theatre Productions For 2002-2003 Otterbein College Theatre announces a season of productions with something for everyone,including an audienceparticipation mystery, a drama based on actual http://www.otterbein.edu/calendar/press_releases/08-19-02_theatre.asp

August 19, 2002 Otterbein College Theatre Announces 2002-2003 Season Otterbein College Theatre announces a season of productions with something for everyone, including an audience-participation mystery, a drama based on actual events, a children's classic and the annual dance concert. The season will open Oct. 17 with The Mystery of Edwin Drood by Rupert Holmes. Directed by Dan Knechtges, the audience plays an active role in this whodunit of a mystery as they vote on the solution to the mysterious whereabouts of young Edwin Drood. The wildly warm-hearted theatrical experience kicks off when the Music Hall Royale - a hilariously loony Victorian musical troupe - performs its flamboyant rendition of an unfinished Dickens mystery. When Drood disappears on one stormy Christmas Eve, murder is suspected, but who could have committed the crime? That is for you to decide! The Mystery of Edwin Drood runs October 17-26, with a special school matinee on October 16 at 10 a.m. In November 2002, Otterbein presents its Annual Children's Show, runs Nov. 15-17, 2002, with special school matinees on Nov. 13 and 14 at 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.

73. Theatre Arts - WSU Past Theatre Productions Studio Productions American Buffalo Broken Images Loose Ends Paloma andthe Jewel. Guys and Dolls, 1997. more Past WSU theatre productions. http://www.wright.edu/academics/theatre/past_prod.html

Text only W r i g h t S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y The Cherry Orchard Antigone The House of Bernarda Alba An Angel Come to Babylon A Midsummer Night's Dream The Curious Savage The Imaginary Invalid The Magic Apple No Exit The Bald Soprano Hamlet The Trojan Women The Merry Pranks of Tyll The Glass Menagerie In White America The Servant of Two Masters Exit the King The World of Carl Sandberg 1913: The Great Dayton Flood Summer 1974 The Amorous Flea Story Theatre Two Gentlemen of Verona And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Blithe Spirit The Time of Your Life Royal Gambit Waiting for Godot Company Summertree The Clouds The Magic Pouch Summer 1975 Man of La Mancha Veronica¹s Room Arsenic and Old Lace After Magritte The Real Inspector Hound Twelfth Night A Streetcar Named Desire Luv Who¹s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Little Mary Sunshine Frankenstein Tarradiddle Tales A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1997 Summer 1978 Life With Father Rodgers and Hart-A Musical Celebration The Importance of Being Earnest Wait Until Dark Look Back in Anger Brigadoon Under Milk Wood The School for Scandal Stage Door The Crossroads Summer 1979 110 in the Shade Ten Little Indians Light Up the Sky The Odd Couple And They Dance Real Slow in Jackson The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Last of the Red Hot Lovers A Midsummer Night¹s Dream The Mikado Studio Productions Medea Fourth Thursday The Mirrorman The Tooth of Crime Chicago, 1997

74. Musical Theatre Productions Musical theatre productions are presented each year in cooperation with the Departmentof Theatre, offering unique opportunities for the vocalist to develop a http://www.arts.ufl.edu/music/performgroups-mtheatre.html

Music Theatre Musical Theatre Productions are presented each year in cooperation with the Department of Theatre, offering unique opportunities for the vocalist to develop a repertoire in musical theatre during study at the University of Florida. Additionally, the University of Florida College of Fine Arts works with the UF Overseas Studies Office to bring exciting international programs for fine arts majors. The University of Florida's Summer Exchange program with the conservatory in Castlefranco, Italy, offers students an excellent opportunity to see and experience the history and culture that produced many renowned artists, musicians and architects. The emphasis is in opera and musical theatre performance.

75. Miracle Theatre Productions MIRACLE theatre productions (MTP) is an innovative and awardwinning professionaltheatre company dedicated to bringing San Diego audiences hit Broadway and off http://www.theatreinoldtown.com/miracle.htm

Beehive Gilligan's Island MIRACLE THEATRE PRODUCTIONS (MTP) is an innovative and award-winning professional theatre company dedicated to bringing San Diego audiences hit Broadway and off-Broadway musicals and comedies. MTP operates The Theatre in Old Town under concession contract with the State of California Department of State Parks. Formed in 1994, MTP is a for-profit theatre company that receives no government funding. MTP was honored to be a 1998 San Diego ConVis Finest Service Award nominee in the category of Individual Visitor Services. The principals of MTP, Paula Kalustian and Jill K. Mesaros, were chosen by San Diego Magazine as two of the Top 50 San Diegans To Watch in 1996. They first splashed onto the San Diego theatre scene with the hit show BEEHIVE . Originally scheduled for a three-week run, BEEHIVE quickly became the highlight of the 1992 theatre season ultimately running for eight months and putting The Theatre in Old Town on the map. Establishing the long-running hit show in

76. New Page 1 lcsc theatre productions. October 31, 2002. The Theatre Department willpresent a night of light hearted horror in the Silverthorne theater. http://www.lcsc.edu/humanities/TheatreProductions.htm

l.c.s.c. theatre productions October 31, 2002 The Theatre Department will present a night of light hearted horror in the Silverthorne theater. The House opens at 7pm and performances begin at 7:30. They will perform two scary one-act plays that resolve humorously. Both plays will be student directed and cast members are LCSC students enrolled in Theater Production. The evening will also feature an audience participation game of "Murder." Costumes are encouraged and the evening is suitable for all family members. November 1, 2, 7, 8, 9: "Angel City" by Sam Shepard December 12, 13, 14, 15: "The Golden Circle" by Robert Patrick. The Golden Circle , written by Robert Patrick, is an interesting mix of music, dance and theatre. The play takes you on a journey as the characters from the Zodiac fall from the sky and become human. The characters discover inventions and the evolution of society, in an endless search to return back to the ultimate being that holds them together. This production is suitable for all ages. Performances will be held in the Silverthorne Theatre, located in the LCSC Administration Building. Show dates include December 12, 13, and 14, with a matinee on December 15. Evening performances start at 7:30 with doors opening at 7:00; the matinee starts at 2:00 with doors opening at 1:30.

77. Talisman Theatre Productions Productions. Talisman, now over a decade old, produces classics and new worksfor the theatre which we feel have the enduring quality of the classics. http://www.talismantheatre.org/productions.html

78. Theatre Productions Production History Theatre Program DPA Home TheatreProductions. For tickets, call (312)9962939. http://www.uic.edu/depts/adpa/Theatre/Productions/General/TheatreSeasonMaster.ht

Production History Theatre Program DPA Home Theatre Productions For tickets, call: (312)996-2939 Title 5th of July The Laramie Project Caucasian Chalk Circle Lady Audley's Secret Author Lanford Wilson Bertolt Brecht C. Hazlewood Director Luigi Salerni Jessica Thebus Anthony Graham-White William F. Raffeld Title Author Director Indulgences in the Louisville Harem The Comedy of Errors The Suicide The Mysteries: Creation John Orlock William Shakespeare Nikolai Erdman Adapted by Bernard Sahlins Luigi Salerni Yasen Peyankov William Raffeld Berhard Sahlins and Nicholas Rudall Title Author Director Our Town Misalliance Surrealism Broken Glass Thornton Wilder George Bernard Shaw Appollinaire; T.S. Eliot; and others Arthur Miller William F. Raffeld

79. At The Grove Theatre Productions :: Upland, California top At The Grove Productions. 276 E 9th St Upland, California 91786(909) 9204343 Contact Us Show Schedule Join Our Mailing List. http://www.grovetheatre.com/

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80. Welcome To The Student Theatre Productions Website! Welcome to the Student theatre productions Website! STP is here at PalomarCollege! elcome to the Student theatre productions Website! http://www.expage.com/studenttheatreproductions

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