2009 Season
The Foreigner
A Comedy by Larry Shue
Jul 17 - Aug 9
Friday & Saturday @ 8 pm
Sundays @ 2 pm
A British soldier visiting the United States wishes he could be left alone and not have to talk to anyone. When his friend passes him off as
a foreigner who can't speak a word of English, all sorts of wild things happen and he is privy to all sorts of conversations that others
think he can't understand. A memorable and hilarious comedy by the author of "The Nerd."
The Sunshine Boys
A Comedy by Neil Simon
Aug 14 - Sept 6
Friday & Saturday @ 8 pm
Sundays @ 2 pm
When two retired vaudevillian comedians are asked to revive their routine for the Ed Sullivan show, we can't be sure
they'll get past their old hatred of each other long enough to film the sketch. An absolute riot of a comedy.
My Friend, Miss Flint
A British Farce
Sept 11 - Oct 4
Friday & Saturday @ 8 pm
Sundays @ 2 pm
The British have done it again!! When a British TV personality gets a call from the Inland Review about his employment
of a Joanne Flint, he is surprised to learn that he has employed her. He is more surprised to learn that his accountant
created Miss Flint as a tax deduction. Can he lie his way out of the situation without incurring criminal charges?
Come and see!
Moon Over Buffalo
A Comedy by Ken Ludwig
Oct 9 - Nov 1
Friday & Saturday @ 8 pm
Sundays @ 2 pm
Can an aging comedic couple survive one more tour on the road? Will the intrigue and love affairs around them cause the road tour
to collapse? A marvelous comedy/farce.
A Christmas Story
A Comedy
Dec 4 - Dec 20
Friday & Saturday @ 8 pm
Sundays @ 2 pm
Special Matinees:
Saturday, December 12 @ 4 pm
Saturday, December 19 @ 4 pm
Humorist Jean Shepherd's memoir of growing up in the Midwest in the 1940's follows 9 year-old Ralphie Parker in his quest to get a
genuine Red Ryder BB gun under the tree for Christmas. All the elements of the beloved motion picture are here. A wonderfully warm
holiday story for all ages.
Special Wednesday Matinee Performances
Mark Twain — The Man From Hartford
Join us for this rousing one-man show as Mark Twain offers his observations about most everything and everyone. He
holds courts and discusses the wisdom, or folly, of politicians, reporters, democracy, and mankind. A delightful show sure to please all ages.
Special Matinee Performances for Bus Groups:
Wednesday, May 6 @ 2 pm
Wednesday, June 3 @ 2 pm
Wednesday, September 16 @ 2 pm
Group prices:
$14 per ticket for groups 25+, & 1 comp ticket for leader
For group information and reservations call us at (508) 347-9005.
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