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LOST IN YONKERS - January 9 to February
15
It's 1942, and WWII is going strong. But a different kind of war is taking place
in Yonkers, New York. Eddie Kurnitz has to leave his two young sons in their grandmother's
care while he goes south to work. Nobody is happy about this, especially Grandma
Kurnitz. One saving grace is Aunt Bella, their grandmother's opposite. This
story of a family coming to terms with itself is classic Neil Simon---funny,
poignant, and heartwarming. Winner of four Tony awards, including Best Play,
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ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S
NEST - April
3 to May 10
Inmates of a psychiatric hospital are victimized by cold, castrating
Nurse Ratched. Into their world blows larger-than-life rebel
Randle Patrick McMurphy, a free spirit who challenges the Establishment
and everything Nurse Ratched represents. These two forces of
nature battle one another with hilarious, shocking, and tragic
results. This powerfully effective modern classic drama continues
to challenge, shock, and move audiences. |
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SMOKEY JOE'S CAFÉ - June 12 to July
19
Stroll down memory lane with this '50s musical revue, featuring
sensational songs from Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legends
Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. Familiar songs include "On
Broadway," "Hound Dog," "Yakety Yak," "Charlie Brown," and
"Stand by Me." This musical is guaranteed to delight audiences
of all ages! |
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THE NERD - September 4 to October 11
Willum Cubbert is delighted when Rick, a stranger who had saved his life years ago, shows up unexpectedly to Willum's birthday party. But Rick turns out to be a hopeless "nerd"-- a bumbling oaf with little intelligence, even less tact, and no social sense. Rick's nerdiness drives everyone crazy, forcing the normally placid Willum to try to get rid of this pest. Will he ever? One of the most uproarious comedies ever written.
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THINGS WE DO FOR LOVE -
November 6 to December 13
Alan Ayckbourn, England's funniest playwright heats things up with this spicy comedy. Prim and proper Barbara welcomes her childhood friend Nikki into her three-story flat, but soon finds herself inexplicably at odds with Nikki's charismatic fiance, Hamish. Add Barbara's eccentric, love-struck neighbor Gilbert into the mix, and you've got the ingredients for a hilarious, unpredictable evening of theater!
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