Play It Again Sam
Performances are September 10-12 and 15-19.
Play It Again, Sam written by Woody Allen follows the romantic trials and life of a San Francisco movie buff and film critic, Allan Felix, who is neurotic, shy, fanatical about films, and obsessed over the film Casablanca. He tries to model his behavior after the personality of its tough guy actor Humphrey Bogart. By day, Felix is Woody Allen...but when night falls and the moon rises, Humphrey Bogart Strikes Again!
Director Michael Qualls
Cast Matt Waldrop Allen Felix Christina Pykles Nancy/Go Go Girl Todd Wilson Bogey Bill Johansen Dick Christie Melissa Armstrong Linda Christie Lauren Clifton Dream Sharon/Vanessa Jody Maichele Sharon Lake/Intellectual Girl Shawn Rowey Barbara/Gina
The Homecoming
December 3-5 and 15-19
The Homecoming is based on the book by Earl Hamner, Jr. This warm-hearted Christmas story is set in Appalachia during the Great Depression. A large family faces hardship but finds strength and love in their neighbors and themselves. This classic tale about the importance of family...being lost, being found, seeking, discovering, and reuniting... allows audiences to reminisce about what family life was like before the days of television and cell phones, when a simpler way of life was the norm.
Director Linda Deibert
Father Of The Bride
Dates To Be Determined
Our Dinner Theatre will be held during the performances of FATHER OF THE BRIDE.
Father of the Bride, the play, is written by Caroline Francke and is based on the novel. The novel, the 1950’s movie and play tell the story of a man trying to cope with all of the disasters that happen along the way from the time that his daughter announces that she's engaged until the wedding actually occurs.
Director Carol Strandburg
Alone Together Again
May 13-15 and 18-22Alone Together Again by Lawrence Roman
Mom and Dad have spent the last thirty years raising three active sons. How they looked forward to the peace, the quiet and the privacy of an empty nest. After considerable comic turmoil and revelation of deep feelings, the nest is finally emptied. Peace now? Quiet? Not for long. The empty nest fills up again by the sudden, unexpected arrival of their parents, each with a problem which is dumped on mom and dad. How to empty the nest once again so mom and dad can be alone together provides a clever comic, witty and wise production.
Director Gary Deibert