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Summer Musical
Always...Patsy Cline by Ted Swindley
July 9 - August 2, 2009
Directed by Tonda-Leah Fields
Written and originally directed by Ted Swindley-based on a true story
Featuring:
Heather Parrish as Patsy Cline
Melissa Rae Wilkeson as Louise Seger
Always...Patsy Cline is based on the true story of Patsy Cline's friendship with Houston housewife Louise Seger. Featuring the tunes that made Patsy Cline famous--Anytime, Walkin' After Midnight, She's Got You, Sweet Dreams and Crazy--to name a few.
Tickets $15
LICENSED BY THE ESTATE AND FAMILY OF PATSY CLINE. All rights reserved.
2009-2010 Studio Players Season
The Unexpected Guest by Agatha Christie
September 10-27, 2009
Directed by Gary McCormick
A thriller as well as a puzzler set in a foggy estate in Wales, this mystery opens as a stranger walks into a house to find a man murdered and his wife standing over him with a gun. But the woman is dazed and her confession unconvincing. The stranger helps her concoct a story that blames the murder on an intruder. But once the police begin investigating, they discover clues that point to a man who died two years previously, opening a Pandora's box of loves and hates, and suspicions and intrigues.
Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol by Tom Mula
November 19-December 6, 2009
Directed by Carly Preston
"Scrooge? I have to redeem old Scrooge? The one man I knew who was worse than I was? Impossible!" So begins the real story behind Dicken's A Christmas Carol - the story of Jacob Marley's heroic behind-the-scenes efforts to save old Scrooge's soul (and in the process, save his own). This irreverent, funny and ultimately, deeply moving story retells Dicken's classic with warmth and infectious zest.
True West by Sam Shepard
January 21-February 7, 2010
Directed by Eric Ryan Seale
This American classic explores the alternatives that might spring from the demented terrain of the California landscape. Sons of a desert dwelling alcoholic and a suburban wanderer clash over a film script. Austin is a stable, successful Hollywood screenwriter. Lee is his menacing, vagabond brother. The story of their tragicomic quest to change identities is funny and terrifying, realistic and surrealistic, and ultimately mesmerizing. (Mature language)
Wait Until Dark by Frederick Knott
March 28-April 4, 2010
Directed by Bob Singleton
Suzy Hendrix, a blind housewife, becomes the target of a sinister con-man and two ex-convicts seraching for a mysterious doll they have traced to the Greenwich Village apartment of Suzy and her husband Sam. Through a cleverly constructed deception, the three men try to convince Suzy to reveal the location of the doll. As Suzy becomes suspicious of their motives, the stakes are raised and she realizes the only way to play fair is to play by her rules. Set in the late 60's, this tense thriller was made into a movie starring Alan Arkin and Audrey Hepburn.
Run For Your Wife by Ray Cooney
May 20-June 6, 2010
Directed by Ross Carter
This superb example of British farce had them rolling in the aisles in London and New York. A taxi driver gets away with having two wives in different areas of London because of his irregular working hours. But once an unexpected incident and the ensuing publicity interferes with his intricate ruse, complication is piled upon complication as the cabby tries to keep his double life from exploding.
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