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2009 Season |
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By Mat Smart
Directed by Lisa Adler
February 13 - March 15, 2009 |
“A light and airy..sweet snack of a play”
Talkin’ Broadway |
Three couples in search of their perfect love! In this charming and theatrical romantic comedy, 28-year old Vincent is in love with his girlfriend, Annie. They’re committed and comfortable and Vincent can’t imagine spending his life with anyone else. And yet ... his worry sends him on an impulsive visit to his late grandparents’ apartment in the 13th Arrondissement of Paris, carrying only a suitcase of their surprising love letters in hopes of discovering something about his own love. |
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By Zina Camblin
Directed by Thomas W. Jones II
March 27 - May 3, 2009
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“Original, intelligent, and hilarious….a delicious evening in the theatre” Curtainup.com
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Wigs, weaves, and pop culture! Beauty Shop gets a makeover in this hilarious celebration of African-American sisterhood and identity. Two hair stylists, middle-aged Jasmine and radical Angie, dish the dirt on a salon of eccentric clients and discover how self-image affects us all. Get ready for a wild range of women, personalities, hairstyles, and trends in this funny, poignant, and universal tour de force. |
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By Deborah Zoe Laufer
May 29 - June 28, 2009
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“Rapturously funny” Miami Herald
Meet the Steins. Sixteen-year old Rachel is a Goth. Dad won’t change out of his pajamas. Her Jewish mother is suddenly born again – and Jesus has moved into the kitchen. Their new neighbor, a teenager with an Elvis fixation studying for his bar mitzvah, has fallen for Rachel hard. And the Apocalypse is coming on Wednesday. Their only hope is that Stephen Hawking will save them all. A quirky, moving comedy about family, faith, and science for the 21st century. |
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By Thomas W. Jones, II
Directed by Andrea Frye
July 10 - August 23, 2009
A New South Festival World Premiere
By the author of Horizon’s hit Three Sistahs
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Hopes and dreams brew as a family searches for their “cool drink of water” in this provocative contemporary twist on A Raisin in the Sun. Newly “retired” from his good job, Walt is dreaming new schemes. Wife Ruthie’s nest is almost empty, but wannabe rapper son Trane won’t move out and get a job. And Benita and Asa move back from Africa with baggage and secrets. Is that Mama Lee haunting the house? A powerful and funny update to a classic story.
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By Wendy Wasserstein
September 11 - October 11, 2009
“Timely.. topical….as emotionally satisfying as it is intellectually stimulating” - Curtainup.com
The final play from celebrated, award-winning playwright Wendy Wasserstein (The Heidi Chronicles). A liberal college professor and an articulate and conservative student jock nick-named Third face off over politics, ethics, and values. A bold accusation and mid-life changes unexpectedly throw Laurie Jameson’s well-ordered world into disarray. With her trademark smart dialogue, crackling wit, and intelligence, Wasserstein looks at the challenge of re-imagining ourselves in the third act of life. |
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The 13th of Paris : February 13 - March 15
And Her Hair Went With Her : March 27 - April 26
End Days : May 29 - June 28
A Cool Drink A Water : July 10 - August 23
Third : September 11 - October 11
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