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Summer 2009 Playbill
July 2 - July 12
Move Over Mrs. Markham
by Ray Cooney and John Chapman
directed by Kelly Mazda
Philip Markham, a publisher of children's books, agrees to let his business partner, Henry Lodge, and his latest girlfriend borrow the flat for the evening. At the same time, Joanna Markham is persuaded by Linda Lodge to let her borrow the empty flat in order to entertain her lover. What nobody knows is that the interior designer who has been decorating the flat for the past three months has decided that this is the night that he and the au pair girl will try out the new oval bed. When the Markhams' evening out is cancelled, it is too late to let any of the parties know and three sets of hopeful lovers all converge on the bedroom at the same time. The situation is further complicated by the arrival of Olive Harriet Smythe, a straight-laced authoress of children's books. The frantic efforts of the Markhams to hide the amorous goings-on and, at the same time sign up Miss Smythe, lead to a hectic and hilarious evening.
by Ray Cooney and John Chapman
directed by Kelly Mazda
Philip Markham, a publisher of children's books, agrees to let his business partner, Henry Lodge, and his latest girlfriend borrow the flat for the evening. At the same time, Joanna Markham is persuaded by Linda Lodge to let her borrow the empty flat in order to entertain her lover. What nobody knows is that the interior designer who has been decorating the flat for the past three months has decided that this is the night that he and the au pair girl will try out the new oval bed. When the Markhams' evening out is cancelled, it is too late to let any of the parties know and three sets of hopeful lovers all converge on the bedroom at the same time. The situation is further complicated by the arrival of Olive Harriet Smythe, a straight-laced authoress of children's books. The frantic efforts of the Markhams to hide the amorous goings-on and, at the same time sign up Miss Smythe, lead to a hectic and hilarious evening.
Performance Dates
JULY 2009
| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
| 28 | 29 | 30 | 1 | 2 8:00PM |
3 8:00PM |
4 8:00PM |
| 5 2:00PM |
6 | 7 | 8 | 9 8:00PM |
10 8:00PM |
11 8:00PM |
| 12 2:00PM |
13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 |
August 13 - 23
You Can’t Dance to Mozart
by John F. Green
directed by Glen Walker
Barney is fed up with rent increases and the condition of his apartment building. He has a solution – somewhat questionable, but nevertheless a solution – if it works. Along comes Kate with a different solution to the same problems. Max and Boris are bemused, innocent bystanders, watching as the problems suddenly become urgent and Barney and Kate become more involved. Then comes another idea to Barney – possibly more questionable than the first, but desperate times call for desperate measures. Added to this confusion is the appearance of Kate’s estranged daughter with some surprising news. And who knows what’s going to happen next?
by John F. Green
directed by Glen Walker
Barney is fed up with rent increases and the condition of his apartment building. He has a solution – somewhat questionable, but nevertheless a solution – if it works. Along comes Kate with a different solution to the same problems. Max and Boris are bemused, innocent bystanders, watching as the problems suddenly become urgent and Barney and Kate become more involved. Then comes another idea to Barney – possibly more questionable than the first, but desperate times call for desperate measures. Added to this confusion is the appearance of Kate’s estranged daughter with some surprising news. And who knows what’s going to happen next?
Performance Dates
AUGUST 2009
| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
| 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 8:00PM |
14 8:00PM |
15 8:00PM |
| 16 2:00PM |
17 | 18 | 19 | 20 8:00PM |
21 8:00PM |
22 8:00PM |
| 23 2:00PM |
24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 |
Single Ticket Prices
Adults$18.00
Students$10.00
Seniors$16.00
Students$10.00
Seniors$16.00
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