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July 10-August 2, 1998 The legendary singer's life and music brought to the stage. Back by popular demand!  |
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An Evening of One Acts July 27, 1998
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by Alfred Uhry September 4 - 27 |
by Richard O’Brien October 16 – November 8, 1998 The original stage version of the cult movie that has been a “12 o’clock high” for millions of enthusiastic moviegoers. See Dr. Frank N. Furter match wits with the innocent young couple. A glitzy, flashy and delightfully decadent rock and roll musical.
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by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears, Ed Howard |
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by Paula Vogel January 8 – 31 , 1999 The 1998 Pulitzer Prize winner from one of America’s most exciting playwrights, How I Learned to Drive is a lovely and harrowing ride filled with wild humor and strangely erotic encounters. A story of coming of age in the ‘60s and ‘70s, defined by a young girl’s driving lessons as provided by her uncle – lessons that extend well-beyond learning the rules of the road. Winner of the Obie, Drama Desk, Drama League, New York Drama, Critics Circle, Outer Critics Circle and Lucille Lortel Awards. |
by Moises Kaufman February 26 – March 21, 1999 A brilliant drama that revisits the real-life trials of Irish playwright Oscar Wilde (The Importance of Being Earnest, The Picture of Dorian Gray) and his public fall from grace as he is accused of the crime of gross indecency in the British court system. “The best of the year…riveting…a unique theatrical tapestry.” – Associated Press. Winner of the Outer Critics Cirlcle Award and the Lucille Lortel Award.
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by William Mastrosimone April 16 – May 9, 1999 Two “totally weird” teens steal into a Hollywood mansion to meet their idols, a film producer and his leading lady. But these mega-stars of the ‘90s soon find themselves trapped in a reenactment of a “body-bag” action thriller, a frightening scenario of their own making. This edgy suspenseful drama portrays what can happen when life imitates art – and art is mayhem!
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by Stuart Spencer June 4 – 27, 1999 Michael has landed -- in the biggest mess of his life, that is. His ex-wife and her doltish husband are furious with him. The sheriff has an arrest warrant handy. And nobody but nobody believes his story: that 12-year old Billy was beamed up by aliens. The only proof is the elusive visitor left behind, the one with the green complexion and an affinity for beer. A hilarious, touching and off-off beat comedy. |
