 The Unfortunates Professional Equity Play April 13-29, 2012 |
Professional Equity Plays
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| The Prisoner of Second Avenue Oct. 1-17, 2010 "Is the whole world going out of business?" asks Mel Edison's wife Edna, as they face Edison's sudden unemployment, an intense summer heat wave, a prolonged garbage strike, a daytime robbery, noisy neighbors, and unending economic challenges that drive Edison to the brink of a nervous breakdown. Simon's play treats the challenges his characters face with his usual comic craft. The ability to create humor from the lives and troubles of everyday people is the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright's greatest contribution, maintains the American Masters Series on PBS. |
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Breakfast with Mugabe Nov. 5-21, 2010 Funny, unsettling and provocative, Fraser Grace's play tells a startling story. It's election time, 2002, in Zimbabwe, and President Mugabe is battling with mental demons. He seeks help from a white psychiatrist. The psychiatrist, whilst being alternatively threatened and charmed by Mrs. Grace Mugabe, attempts the dangerous job of analyzing the mercurial and ruthless President... The Playwright: Fraser Grace Directed By: David Shookhoff |
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| Oliver! The Musical Nov. 26-Dec. 12, 2010 Called the perfect "London Christmas Matinee," Charles’ Dickens’ "Oliver!" will herald in the holiday season with performances Nov 26th through Dec 12th in the Sitnick Theatre of Lackland. The story of the orphan boy, Oliver Twist, who is swept into a band of pickpockets led by the wily Fagin in 19th century London is a perennial favorite with songs such as "Where is Love," "Who Will Buy" and "Consider Yourself." Playwright: Lionel Bart
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