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Noises Off
Comedy |
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Family Rating
- PG
Families with older children
Mild language; risqué costumes |
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Called the
funniest farce ever written, Noises Off has sent reviewers
searching for new accolades to the hilarious. "The most
dexterously realized comedy ever about putting on a comedy,
a spectacularly funny and peerless backstage farce.
There are moments when everyone onstage and in the audience
seems to be riding the same runaway roller coaster." N.Y.
Times. A veritable celebration of truly awful theatre, a
backstage explanation of how things got that way, and a
magnificent coda of how they just got worse. The bad has
never had it so good!" N.Y. Post. |
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Production Team: |
Executive
Directors
Jason G. Fordham
Larry Michael Lassiter
Andrew Wardlaw |
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Produced By:
Larry Michael Lassiter
Assistant to
the Producer:
Debbie Lassiter |
Directed By:
Jason G. Fordham & Andrew Wardlaw |
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Publisher |
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Samuel French, Inc. |
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Show
Dates: |
Thursday, June 30, 2005; 8:00 PM
Opening
Night Reception: 6:30 PM*
Friday, July 1, 2005; 8:00 PM
Saturday, July 2, 2005; 8:00 PM
Champagne
with the Stars: 10:30 PM*
Sunday, July 3, 2005; 2:30 PM
Sunday, July 3, 2005; 8:00 PM |
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*Members
and Patrons receive complimentary and/or discounted
invitations contingent upon the benefits of the
Membership Package held. |
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Venue: |
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The
Historic DeSoto Theater |
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Benefit: |
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$1000
was donated to
the Rome Little Theatre to benefit the restoration of the Historic DeSoto Theater. |
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Cast: |
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Starring
Laura Dutton as Dotty Otley
With
Kyle Coffey as Lloyd Dallas
Donal Harrison as Garry Lejeune
Julie Gibbs as Brooke Ashton
Chuck Morris as Frederick Fellowes
Julia Chambers as Belinda Blair
Laura Lundy as Poppy Norton-Taylor
Corey Pariseau as Tim Allgood
And featuring
Jim Curry as Selsdon Mowbray |
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Shadowlands
Drama |
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Family Rating
- G
Families with older children
Mild language |
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This West End
and Broadway hit is the love story of C.S. Lewis, Oxford don
and author of The Chronicles of Narnia and The
Screwtape Letters, and American poet
Joy Davidman. Jack Lewis is smug in his convictions about
God's will and His plan for the world until Joy and her young son enter
his life and the theoretician of love in the
abstract finally confronts its direct presence in his life
and in the world around him. "Engrossing,
entertaining, literate, well crafted and discreetly
brilliant." N.Y. Post. Winner, 1990 London Evening Standard
Award, Best New Play. |
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Production Team: |
Executive
Directors
Jason G. Fordham
Larry Michael Lassiter
Andrew Wardlaw |
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Produced By:
Larry Michael Lassiter
Assistant to
the Producer:
Debbie Lassiter |
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Directed By:
Jason G. Fordham & Andrew Wardlaw
Assistant
Director:
Trey Butler
Assistant to
the Directors:
Sandy Davis |
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Publisher |
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Samuel French, Inc. |
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Show
Dates: |
Thursday, November 17, 2005; 8:00 PM
Opening
Night Reception: 6:30 PM*
Friday, November 18, 2005; 8:00 PM
Saturday, November 19, 2005; 2:30 PM
(Matinee)
Saturday, November 19, 2005; 8:00 PM
Champagne
with the Stars: 10:30 PM* |
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*Members
and Patrons receive complimentary and/or discounted
invitations contingent upon the benefits of the
Membership Package held. |
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Venue: |
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Shorter
College Callaway Theater |
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Benefit: |
$1000
donation plus an additional 20% of surplus* profits to
benefit:
The Three Rivers Singers |
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Cast: |
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Starring
Dennis Hatcher as C. S. Lewis
With
Beth Hatcher as Joy Gresham
Keith Brooks as Warnie Lewis
Wesley Satterfield as Christopher Riley
John Morris as Harry Harrington
Will Lundy as Douglas Gresham
Jake Moore as Alan Gregg
Jim Curry as the Doctor
Elizabeth Davis as the Registrar
Laura Lundy as the Nurse
Jake Moore as the Priest
Laura Lundy
- as a Woman
Laura Lundy
- as the Waiter
Laura Lundy as the Clerk
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Birds of Paradise
Musical |
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Family Rating
- PG
Families with children
Mild language |
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The members of
an amateur theater group are joined by a
professional who changes their lives. Lawrence Wood
returns home for the first time in years and winds up
directing and starring in an original musical by Homer, a member of the group. Wood changes Homer's script
and his life. He also becomes involved with Julia, the
spirited young woman Homer loves. As opening night
approaches, their personal lives begin to mirror the plot
twists of Homer's musical in increasingly comic ways and
just as Homer announces that he has rewritten the ending,
Wood gets offered a part on Broadway.
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Production Team: |
Executive
Directors
Jason G. Fordham
Larry Michael Lassiter
Andrew Wardlaw |
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Produced By:
Larry Lassiter
Assistant to
the Producer
Debbie Lassiter |
Musical
Direction:
Jason Fordham |
Directed By:
Jason G. Fordham & Andrew Wardlaw
Technical Director
Jason Clairy
Assistant Director
Trey Butler
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Publisher |
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Samuel French, Inc.
Book by
Winnie Holzman & David Evans
Music by
David Evans
Lyrics by
Winnie Holzman |
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Show
Dates: |
Friday,
April 7, 2006; 8:00 PM
Opening
Night Reception: 6:00 PM*
Saturday, April 8, 2006; 2:30 PM - Matinee
Saturday, April 8, 2006; 8:00 PM
Sunday, April 9, 2006; 2:30 PM |
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*Members
and Patrons receive complimentary and/or discounted invitations contingent upon the benefits of the
Membership Package held.
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Venue: |
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The
Historic DeSoto Theater |
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Benefit: |
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A portion of the proceeds to beneift R.O.M.E. (Rome's Own
Musical Ensembles) |
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Cast: |
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Starring
Corey Pariseau as Homer
with
Linda Wardlaw as Marjorie
Ali Ramsaier as Julia
Jim Curry as Dave
Tiffany White as Hope
Katelyn Cox as Stella
Jake Moore as Andy
And featuring
Wendell Barnes as Lawrence Wood
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