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2002-2003
Three Sistahs
September 5 – October
13, 2002
Story
by Janet Pryce
Written and Directed by
Thomas W. Jones II
Music Direction and Composed by William
Hubbard
An elegant intimate
musical which journeys the souls of
three women as they reveal their regrets of the past and pain of the
present,
while sharing the promise of the future. An
evening of gospel, rhythm &
blues, funk and folk. A rich, musical
tapestry inspired by
Chekhov’s Three Sisters.
** Helen Hayes nomination
The
Crummles’ Christmas Carol
World Premiere
December 10, 2002 –
January 5, 2003
Written
and Directed by
Nick Olcott
Music Direction by Lisa Gibbs Smith
Following
their recent triumphs at some of England’s
shabbier theatres and second rate music halls, the Crummle Family
Players bring
you this yuletide their own special version of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Straight
from the pages of Nicholas
Nickleby steps this lovable
band of incompetents with the grandest of theatrical pretensions.
Don’t miss seeing the Crummels make a
shambles of the Cratchits and a muddle of the Fezziwigs.
HIGH
DIVE
January 16 – February
9, 2003
By
Leslie Ayvazian
After a
series of misadventures ranging from disastrous to
catastrophic, Leslie Ayvazian’s world is finally calm and
comfortable.
There’s no need to court danger anymore. So what’s she doing
dangling off a diving
board 15 feet in the air? A heightened
theatrical experience where Leslie is not the only one making the leap.
Sidney Bechet
Killed
a Man
February 26 – April 6,
2003
By Stuart Flack
Directed by Nancy Robillard
A haunting, involving
play inspired by the late, legendary
clarinetist. A portrait of a man
obsessed. The world’s greatest heart
surgeon, who plays a mean jazz clarinet. An
engrossing drama of obsession and
revenge.
Bea’s
Niece 
American
Premiere
April 30 – June 8,
2003
By
Canadian playwright
David Gow
Directed by Jessica
Kubzansky
A simple
story constructed in the style of a cubist painting
– a single object portrayed simultaneously from different points of
view. Rich storytelling, poignant
character
portraits and poetic dialogue. An
exploration into the mind of a female novelist secluded in a
psychiatric
hospital. An engaging, illuminating
psychological mystery.
Closer Than Ever
June 18 – August 3,
2003
Music
by David Shire
Lyrics
by Richard Maltby,
Jr.
Directed by Brad Van Grack
Maltby
and Shire’s remarkable songs about love and life in a
celbration of music and its amazing ability to reflect the wonderful
vagaries
of life and relationships. |
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