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2003-2004
Rough Crossing
September 18 – October
26, 2003
By Tom Stoppard
Freely adapted from a classic Molnar farce, playwrights, a
composer, actors and a ship steward are crossing the Atlantic
on an ocean liner rehearsing a play bound for Broadway.
A cast of characters reminiscent of
Noël
Coward.
Noël
and Gertie
November 13 – December
14, 2003
Devised by Sheridan
Morley (from the words and music
of Noël
Coward)
Gertrude Lawrence and Noël Coward’s magical, unconventional
love affair. Famous songs include “If I
Were All” and “Mad About the Boy.” Unforgettable
moments from his witty,
touching plays.
Filler Up!
February 11 – March 7,
2004
By Deb Filler
The world’s only Jewish New Zealand comedian plays 27
characters, and bakes a challah, while singing, dancing and telling
unforgettable stories that alternate between howlingly funny and
disarmingly
poignant.
ROSEMARY AND I
April 1 – May 9, 2004
By Leslie Ayvazian
Julia enters a room intending to write. Instead
of picking up a pen and paper, she
plays solitaire. She talks out
loud. She conjures up scenes with her
mother, Rosemary, a singer; her mother’s accompanist; and her father. To create her story, to find her voice, she
orchestrates, fantasizes and examines her past. She
discovers “the points can be
subtle…but they’re true, and they’re
honest and they’re larger than the experience itself.”
Mahalia
May 20 – July 11, 2004
By Tom Stolz
Directed by Carol
Mitchell-leon
Music Direction by S. Renee Clark
A musical biography of Mahalia Jackson starring the
incomparable Bernadine Mitchell. Depicting
the life of the “Queen of
Gospel Music” from her beginnings in
the segregated South to her debut on the stage of Carnegie Hall and on
the
steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Two
actor/ musicians accompany Mahalia through the turbulent 50’s and 60’s.
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