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Our Last Two Shows This Season

Spring Into Humor

Readers Theater presents 4 short skits:

* The Private Eye - Sam is sitting in his office when suddenly the door opens and a woman walks in--a lady with a dark past who is looking for someone.   Sam agrees to help her, and this changes his life forever.
* Welcome to Acceptance - Ms. Melcher just started her job as a bank teller. On her very first day she gets held up and is not about to take that lightly.
* Courtroom Capers - There has been an assult inolving a chicken in a supermarket, and our drama takes place in a courtroom. The judge is cranky, the bailiff is snippy, and the other two characters are annoyed, and there is a lot of touble with mispronounciation of names. This finally sends the judge over the edge.

* The Journey - Bob could have stayed home from this airline trip, but of course he couldn't have known about these odd people on the plane or about the strange and alarming announcement from the cockpit. And then there is that thing with the maple syrup....

Friday May 4th and Saturday May 5th at 7:00 pm
Tickets $7 per person.

Previous Productions This Season

Kiss Me Kate

This is a musical comedy play within a play about an egotistical actor and producer named Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi who are playing characters Petruchio and Kate in the "Taming of the Shrew." In both their real world and in their play, they bicker and romance in a "battle of the sexes."

By Bella and Samuel Spewack
Music and lyrics by Cole Porter.

April 20-22 and 27-29.
Friday and Saturday at 7:00 pm
Sunday matinees 3:00 pm.

Tickets $18 per person.

13th Annual
Variety Show!

An ever popular event of music, dance and comedy.

February 17-19 & 24-26.
Friday and Saturday at 7:00 pm; Sunday matinees at 3:00 pm.

Tickets $18 per person.

     California Suite

Hilarity abounds in this comedy comprising four vignettes, each giving us a glimpse of guests with different and separated stories.

Four different couples travel to California over the course of a year and stay in the same hotel suite, bringing their problems, anxieties, and comic marital dilemmas.

By Neil Simon;
directed by Joy Strimple.

January 19-22, 2012

evenings at 7:00 pm,

   Sunday at 3:00 pm.

    Tickets $12 per person.

"Over the River and Through the Woods"

Get ready to laugh out loud at this hilarious tale. Nick, a single Italian-American from New Jersey, dines with both sets of grandparents every Sunday. Now he has to break the news that he has been offered his long-awaited dream job. It comes with a price, however ... and his grandparents, in their own inimitable way, scheme to prevent him from accepting it, and that includes bringing to dinner the lovely – and single – Caitlin O’Hare as bait.   

By Joe DiPietro;
directed by Fred Bornhoeft.

December 1-4, 2011; evenings at 7:00 pm, Sunday at 3:00 pm.

Tickets $12 per person.

READERS THEATER PRESENTS

"MISERY LOVES COMEDY"

A collection of four comedies:

Oprah Made Me Do It
Two women in a book store fight over the last copy of a book.

The Ketchup Bottle
Two men having lunch

The Wedding Story
A fairy tale about the life of a bride and groom.

The Challenge of the Bureaucracy
A Women tries to get her Social Security check.

November 4th & 5th

Evenings at 7:00 pm

Tickets $7 per person.

 IN THE GOOD OLE SUMMERTIME

           Sonoran Plaza

     $7 Reserved Seating

August 20th - 7:00 pm
August 21st - 3:00 pm

There is at least one big benefit for those folks who stay here in the Grand over the summer. When the temperatures soar, so does the entertainment! The Drama/Comedy and Music Clubs invite you to come in out of the heat for their very cool joint production of "In the Good Ole Summertime." It's a cavalcade of talented singers and dancers showcased in our Grand Cabaret at Sonoran Plaza.

"RUN FOR YOUR WIFE"

A London cab driver, John Smith, literally has two lives, complete with two different wives, Mary and Barbara. Somehow, he manages to juggle them both without arousing suspicion; however, he gets caught up in amugging, and he wakes up in a hospital. He ends up with Mary instead of with Barbara, with whom he should be at the moment, and he now has to deal with explaining this problem to both ofhis wives and the police all at once.

By Ray Cooney;
directed by Sharon Collar.

October 20-23, 2011; evenings at 7:00 pm, Sunday at 3:00 pm.

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Photos courtesy of Judy Piemme   ~ ~    Artwork by Linda Slone and Renae Coburn