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2010 Season

The Fantasticks

Directed by Gary Knight

All Seats $20....Dinner on the 13Th is $36.00 per person.

El Gallo.......Darin Windham

Luisa...........Cherie Evans

Matt............Ryan Pest

Hucklebee and Bellomy ...Jim Zelinski and Craig Reinhart

Henry..........Ron Harris

Mortimer......Robbie Shafer

The dates and times of the shows are as follows:

Show is downstairs on AlphaStage

Dates and Performances are as follows:

Friday        Feb. 12th    8:00pm

Saturday    Feb 13th     2:30pm (Matinee)

Saturday    Feb 13th     8:00pm (Dinner)

Sunday      Feb 14th     2:30pm

Thursday    Feb 18th     8:00pm

Friday        Feb 19th     8:00pm

Saturday    Feb 20th     2:30pm (Matinee)

Saturday    Feb 21st     8:00pm

Sunday      Feb 22nd    2:30pm

A musical fantasy and one of Broadways longest running shows ever! Boy meets girl, their fathers conspire to make sure the kids stay together by pretending to be against the arrangement! They break up, going their separate ways and seeing the world for what it is, only to decide they indeed do love one another. Great musical moments abound! Directed by Gary Lee Knight. Limited seating, especially for the Valentines Dinner Theatre! Call now!

Always...Patsy Cline, presented by Renaissance Theatre at the Burritt on the Mountain Museum and also at the theater at 1216 Meridian Street.

February 5,6,11,12,13 @ 7:30PM Feb 7,14 @ 2:30PM Old Church at the Burritt. Call 256-536-3117 for Tickets, All Seats $20.00

February 19,20,25,26,27 @ 8PM Feb 21,27 @ 2PM at the Renaissance Theatre, 256-536-3117 for tickets, All Seats $20.00

A whole month of honky tonk singing, featuring Criss Ashwell as Patsy and Karen Lynn as Louise Seger, her long time friend.

Written and originally directed by Ted Swindley, ALWAYS... PATSY CLINE is the story of the country music legend as told through the eyes of a Houston housewife, Louise Segar, who got to know Patsy during her short but amazing career. The show features Patsy's famous tunes such as I Fall To Pieces, Walkin' After Midnight and Crazy. Patsy Cline is considered by many to be the first female country/pop cross-over artist. Her songs often hitting the top of both charts. Her career was unsteady, her life was filled with tragedy.

She was killed in a 1963 private plane crash along with other famous country musicians. They were returning to Nashville after a benefit concert in memory of a popular country music DJ who had been killed earlier in the year. She is remembered for her booming voice and charming performance style. Patsy Cline's fans are still considerable in number. Newly recorded versions of her famous songs made fresh by today's top country singers keep her memory alive..

Joan of Arc by Robert Riddle Baker, based on the historical court records of her rise to power and her being condemned to death by her enemies who used her and wanted her out of the way..........April, 2010 time frame......

Steel Magnolias Directed by Anthony Argo.....featuring one of the best casts ever assembled in Huntsville to tell the story of friendship and life in the deep south and love that inspires us all........May Time Period.

Wedding Belles by Ronnie Claire Edwards and Alan Bailey (Mr. Bailey was the co-writer of Sanders Family Christmas, Smoke on the Mountain and other hits) Set in 1942, Wedding Belles tells the heart-warming   story of a young girl who shows up on the bus in Eufala Springs, Texas, to meet her soldier fiancée. They plan to ride the bus together to Galveston and get married before he ships out. Their wedding plans and their lives are changed by four local ladies who take the couple in tow and plan an unforgettable wedding. June 18, 19, 20, 24, 25. 26, 27,2010. Evening shows 8 PM, matinees on June 20 & 27 @ 2:30PM.

A special event to honor Mr. Bailey will be Dining With Alan Bailey, Dinner Theatre and show on June 18Th @ 6PM then Mr. Bailey will host a writers workshop on June 19 @ 2PM. Both events $100, or separate events are $50 each. The profit from these events will go toward our wheel chair lift fund! Order your tickets early as seating is very limited!

Cabaret - The Musical!

Set in 1931 Berlin as the Nazis are rising to power, it focuses on nightlife at the seedy Kit Kat Klub and revolves around the 19-year-old English cabaret performer Sally Bowles and her relationship with young American writer Cliff Bradshaw.
A sub-plot involves the doomed romance between a German boarding house owner Fräulein Schneider and her elderly suitor Herr Schultz, a Jewish fruit vendor. Overseeing the action is the Emcee, who presides as master of ceremonies at the Kit Kat Klub and serves as a constant metaphor for the current state of society in Weimar Germany throughout the show. Set to be directed by Robbie Shafer in August, 2010

It is suggested to call ahead to verify the shows, dates, and times are correct, as they are subject to change without notification.*

All shows nightly are usually at 8:00PM, afternoon shows are at 2:30. Some shows have added times outside of the ’usual’ times. Please call to verify

Last modified: 09/28/09