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CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION by
Annie Baker
Aug 24 – Sep 11, 2011
What happens when you try something
new? Five would-be actors in small-town Vermont
take the plunge in the play the New York Times called
"absorbing, unblinking and sharply funny." Winner,
2010 Obie for Best New American Play. |
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IN THE COMPANY OF DANCERS
choreography by Rachel Lampert & Lindsay Gilmour
Sep 28 – Oct 9, 2011
Private lives, public lives, dancers on stage and off.
With violinist Linda Case (Concertmistress, Cayuga Chamber Orchestra) and a company of dancers
and musicians. (General Audience) |
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NEAT by Charlayne Woodard
Oct 19 – Nov 6, 2011
"From entrenched
prejudice in the South to racial violence in the North...
with side trips into teen-age fashions, hairdos and
pop music, family relations, friendship and religion"
(NYTimes), a single actress creates a powerful portrait of family and friends. |
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THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP by Charles
Ludlam
Nov 30 – Dec 18, 2011
Vampires, werewolves, and an Egyptian
princess, oh my! A frightfully funny terrifying tale with
two actors playing many roles. It's a scream! |
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CALL ME WALDO by Rob Ackerman
Jan 18 – Feb 5, 2012
What
happens when the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson spill
uncontrollably from the mouth of an ordinary working
guy? A contemporary comedy of love, poetry and
transcendental understanding. New Play - developed at the Lark Play
Development Center. |
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RED LIGHT WINTER by Adam Rapp
Feb 22 – Mar 11, 2012
What's a little sex between friends? Dangerous sexual politics and power plays bring
together two "frenemies" and a mysterious woman in this
2006 Pulitzer Prize-nominated play by one of America's
most daring playwrights. |
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BROKE-OLOGY by Nathan Louis Jackson
Apr 4 – 22, 2012
Broke-ology (noun, \brohk-ol-uh-jee\) is the science of being broke, and the King family of Kansas City are experts in the field. William King's two grown sons, Malcolm and Ennis, are struggling to take care of him–and themselves. Emerging playwright Nathan Louis Jackson's play asks what sacrifices we are willing to make for our family. “Jackson’s characters love and laugh, dance and argue in a way that honors their bittersweet survival” - New Yorker |
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WAITING FOR SPRING
book & lyrics by
Rachel Lampert, music by Larry Pressgrove
May 30 – June 17, 2012
In that
extraordinary cold time after a New York City New
Year's Eve, a chance encounter between a widow and
a widower finds them both hoping for renewal as they
wait for spring. New Musical |
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NEW COMEDY TBA
July 11 – 29, 2012 |
