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2012-2013 SEASON: Upcoming

November 28-December 2, 2012

Fabulous Presto
Directed by Colette Searls

Fabulous Presto is a quirky variety show of puppet acts for adults, mixing humans with objects and old-fashioned spectacle with high-end tricks. Creatures emerge out of packing material in one act -- a puppet undergoes cosmetic surgery in another. At turns humorous, uncanny and weird this is an original production where anything goes and every THING wants to come out to play.
*Note: This production is inappropriate for children under 12

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April 18-27, 2013

Two Gentlemen of Verona
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Eve Muson
When the two gents, Valentine and Proteus, leave Verona to seek their fortunes in Milan, their boyhood friendship turns to rivalry when they both fall in love with the Duke's daughter, Sylvia--even though she is promised to a rich suitor and Proteus is already engaged to his hometown sweetheart, Julia. Proteus sets out to betray both friend and fiance, only to find that Julia and Sylvia have a thing or two to teach him about loyalty and love. One quick-witted (and one not-so-quick-witted) servant, some bawdy outlaws, and a faithful canine companion make this one of Shakespeare's most lighthearted romantic comedies.

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2012-2013 SEASON: Past Shows

October 16-20, 2012

3D: Diversity, Disparity, Dialogue
Directed by Alan Kreizenbeck
A collage of scenes and monologues examining diversity, disparity, and dialogue in today's fractured social and political environment. The script will be a combination of already published writings and scenes and monologues developed by the actors. Tim Miller, a noted performer and creator of devised theatre, will work with the cast during the rehearsal process. The production will be presented at various sites in the new Performing Arts and Humanities building; the audience will follow the actors from location to location. There will be several performances each night of the run, times to be announced.

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