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SHOWBILL
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Diego
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Video Producer |
Alberto
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Studios |
Madison
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Richard Rosen and
Paul Slaninka, Jr
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Rated
P for Parenthood
July 10 - August 11, 2013
Book and lyrics by Sandy Rustin, with music and
lyrics by Dan Lipton & David Rossmer
Rated P for Parenthood
is a new musical revue chronicling the 21st century
joys and frustrations of raising children, from
bleary-eyed late night feedings and private school
kindergarten interviews, to nail-biting driving
lessons and prom night. Whether in the midst of
those parenting years or if those days are a distant
memory, Rated P for Parenthood is
sure to touch a chord with audience members of
all ages, eliciting chuckles of recognition and
maybe even a tear or two of remembrance.
"Energetic, moving entertainment. ROCK-STAR
GOOD."
- The New York Times
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Ruthless!
The Musical
Book and lyrics by Joel Paley, music by Marvin Laird
October 9 - November 3, 2013
Winner of a Drama Desk Award and an Outer Critics
Circle Award, Ruthless! The Musical
is a gem of a satirical musical about the consuming
drive for stardom. Practically perfect third grader
Tina Demark knows she was born to play "Pippi"
in her school musical, and she will do anything
to win the part. Anything! This outrageous and hysterically
funny hit garnered rave reviews during its Off-Broadway
run in the 1990's and is perfectly poised for a
revival in the celebrity driven times of today. |
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Making
God Laugh
By Sean Grennan
December 4 - 29, 2013
Making God Laugh is that
rare play that manages to be absolutely genuine,
deeply moving and unbelievably funny all at once.
The show title is inspired by the Woody Allen joke,
“If you want to make God laugh, tell him your
plans.” In Sean Grennan's new comedy, the
play centers on a couple of empty nesters welcoming
home their three children over various holidays
spanning three decades. As the parents and grown
children deal with each of their evolving lives,
we get a glimpse inside their dreams, unresolved
issues, old family traditions, and of course, dubious
holiday recipes. Tensions flare up and laughs break
out as audiences join the family fun during Thanksgiving,
Christmas, and New Year’s visits. |
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End
Of The Rainbow
By Peter Quilter
January 15 - February 9, 2014
It's December 1968 and Judy Garland is about to
make her triumphant comeback...again. In a London
hotel room preparing for a series of concerts, with
both her new young fiancé and her adoring
accompanist, Garland struggles to get "beyond
the rainbow" with her signature cocktail of
talent, tenacity, and razor-sharp wit. This savagely
funny drama offers unique insight into the inner
conflict that inspired and consumed one of the most
beloved figures in American popular culture. A play
with music, End Of The Rainbow was
a hit on Broadway and features an evening of explosive
acting, classic songs, and fierce emotion. |
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SPAMALOT
Book and lyrics by Eric Idle, music by John Du Prez
and Eric Idle
March 5 - 30, 2014
Winner of the 2005 Tony Award for Best Musical,
Monty Python’s SPAMALOT,
the musical comedy sensation lovingly ripped off
from the film classic “Monty Python and The
Holy Grail,” now returns to spread laughter
and cheer throughout the Kingdom of South Florida.
Telling the tale of King Arthur and his Knights
of the Round Table, and featuring a bevy of beautiful
show girls, not to mention cows, killer rabbits,
and French people, Monty Python's SPAMALOT
"raises silliness to an art form" (The
Sunday Times) and has been hailed as "a no-holds-barred
smash hit" (The New Yorker). |
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Scott
and Hem in the Garden of Allah
By Mark St. Germain
May 14 - June 8, 2014
F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway wrestle
with the sparks of art and the perils of creativity—
and the personal destruction they can reap—in
this combative new play set amidst Hollywood’s
glittery backdrop. Fueled by friendship and rivalry,
two literary heavyweights reunite in 1937 for a
final night at the Los Angeles resort villa, the
Garden of Allah. A humorous and heated exchange
ensues in this smart and powerful drama about the
cost of love, friendship and the personal and professional
price of being a writer. |
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MID-LIFE
2! (The Crisis Continues)
Book, music and lyrics by Jim Walton & Bob Walton
July 16 - August 17, 2014
The follow up to the hilarious MID-LIFE!
The Crisis Musical that performed
to critical acclaim and great success at Actors’
Playhouse in 2008, MID-LIFE 2! (The
Crisis Continues) takes us back into
the middle ages once again with a hilariously tuneful
look at the aches, pains, and joys of getting older.
From ever-increasing trips to the doctor’s
office, to the horrifying moment when one qualifies
for a senior discount, the ever-growing legion of
aging Baby Boomers and beyond are sure to see their
lives reflected in this brand new, witty musical
revue. |
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