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Coming This Summer!
Rose's Dilemma
July 25 - Aug. 10, 2008
by Neil Simon
directed by Whitney Marlett Mollahan
Touching, funny and unpredictable
romantic charmer by Pulitzer Prize winning Neil Simon. Imagine a
celebrated female writer running out of ideas and money when she
is offered a "far out" suggestion by her deceased former lover.
You guessed it, a ghost writer is required to carry out his
plan.
Announcing more
theatrical fun in 2008-09!
The
upcoming season at the Playhouse
Dracula
Sept. 26 - Oct. 19, 2008
by Steven Dietz
Steven Dietz’s critically acclaimed stage adaptation of
the classic Bram Stoker novel is a heart pounding thrill
ride, an exhilarating and terrifying journey through the
dark world of Count Dracula and his victims.
Christmas Belles
Nov. 28 - Dec. 14, 2008
by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten
The squabbling Futrell sisters of Fayro, Texas, attempt to
pull together a church Christmas program. Everything
that can go wrong does, from hot flashes to a surly Santa
to a vengeful sheep. Great ending. Happy Holidays!
The Mousetrap
Feb. 6 - March 1, 2009
by Agatha Christie
Enjoy the play that holds the record as the longest running
ever: more than 23,000 performances over 55 years.
A small group of snowbound guests at a remote hotel
mysteriously becomes smaller. A trap is set for the killer!
Leading Ladies
Apr. 17 - May 3, 2009
by Ken Ludwig
A clever, zany and hilarious tale of two English actors,
down on their luck and working in Pennsylvania. Posing
as nephews of an old lady supposed to die and leave a
fortune, they learn that the missing relatives are actually
nieces. Think “Some Like it Hot” and imagine the fun.
Stop the World - I Want to Get Off
July 31 - Aug. 23, 2009
by Anthony Newley
Remember humming “What Kind of Fool Am I?” and
“Once in a Lifetime”? Those songs came from this hit
musical of 1961. Toe-tapping feet and those great songs
will make you want this world to spin on and on.
Make sure you have a good seat for these productions!
Season Tickets are now on sale for members of the Wimberley Players.
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