SEPTEMBER 16 - 26, 2010
at the Broadway Playhouse (at the Art League)

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Directed by Susan Myer Silton

Funny, philosophical, and set in steamy 1970s Cuba, passions run high when two rival British reporters come looking for a story. One woman, four men and an automobile set the scene for hot romance and high comedy.

About the Author – Michael Frayn , critically acclaimed British columnist, novelist and playwright who wrote the hilarious Noises Off and the Tony Award winning drama Copenhagen , is known for his witty critiques of modern culture. First and foremost a humorist, Frayn has been applauded for his effective blending of serious and comedic elements in his work.

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November 11 - 21, 2010
at the Broadway Playhouse

Directed by Julie James
Choreographed by Lee Ann Payne
Starring Mike Cymanski and Diana Torres Koss

COMPANY is winner of the 1971 and 2007 Tony Award, and was dubbed “The best musical of the year!” by New York Magazine. Set in modern Manhattan, it’s a funny, sophisticated exploration of love and commitment as seen through the eyes of a charming perpetual bachelor questioning his single state and his enthusiastically married, slightly envious friends.

About the Composer/Lyricist – Stephen Sondheim , winner of multiple Tony Awards, Grammy Awards, and the Pulitzer Prize, and described as “the greatest and perhaps best-known artist in the American musical theatre,” got his big break when he wrote the lyrics for West Side Story . He went on to write the music and lyrics for a host of other shows such as Sweeney Todd and Follies. COMPANY is known as a “concept musical” which epitomizes the composer’s revered approach of combining style, story and intellect within the musical comedy genre.

MARCH 10 - 20, 2011
at the Broadway Playhouse

Directed by Bill Peters
Starring Mike Ryan and Erik Gandolfi

Classic storytelling with themes of loneliness, friendship, racism and the struggle for personal independence, OF MICE AND MEN follows the poignant story of two traveling friends and ranch workers as they strive for a better life and the American Dream.

About the Author – John Steinbeck , the celebrated Nobel Prize-winning American writer of twenty-seven books, including the Grapes of Wrath and East of Eden , brought his birthplace, the picturesque Salinas Valley, as well as Monterey and parts of San Joaquin Valley, to memorable life in several of his stories. The touching and tragic OF MICE AND MEN is one of Steinbeck’s classic stories and was adapted for the stage by Steinbeck himself.