Good afternoon friends of the Little Theatre!
Incorruptible, the first mainstage show of the Little Theatre 67th anniversary season, finished its successful run last weekend. Congratulations to the director, Jill Turnbow, and her wonderful cast/crew who worked so hard over the last several months to bring this dark comedy to life on our stage. Did you miss it? NEVER miss another mainstage play again- become a subscriber! See the remaining 4 mainstage show for as little as $77.00! Click HERE for more details.
The set for Independence is currently being constructed in the theatre- we’re very excited about bringing this great drama by Lee Blessing to central coast audiences. Check out our video trailer for the production by clicking HERE. The director of the production, Suzy Newman, recently finished a run of Always, Patsy Cline with Kitty Balay at PCPA Theatrefest. We’re very excited to have her directing this wonderful cast. Get your tickets to Independence by clicking HERE.
The second staged reading in Ubu’s Other Shoe 10th anniversary season opens this Friday. Third, directed by Kerry Mayling, tell the story of Woodson Bull III, but you can call him
“Third.” And Professor Laurie Jameson is disinclined to like his
jockish, jingoistic attitude. He is, as she puts it, “a walking red
state.” Believing that Third’s sophisticated essay on King Lear could
not possibly have been written by such a specimen, Professor Jameson reports
his plagiarism to the college’s Committee of Academic Standards. But is
Jameson’s accusation justified? Or is she casting Third as the villain in her
own struggle with her relationships, her age and the increasingly polarized
political environment? Third was Wendy Wasserstein’s final play, and we’re very proud to present it at the Little Theatre. Get your tickets for Friday night and stay for the talkback right after the show. Get your tickets by clicking HERE.
“Third.” And Professor Laurie Jameson is disinclined to like his
jockish, jingoistic attitude. He is, as she puts it, “a walking red
state.” Believing that Third’s sophisticated essay on King Lear could
not possibly have been written by such a specimen, Professor Jameson reports
his plagiarism to the college’s Committee of Academic Standards. But is
Jameson’s accusation justified? Or is she casting Third as the villain in her
own struggle with her relationships, her age and the increasingly polarized
political environment? Third was Wendy Wasserstein’s final play, and we’re very proud to present it at the Little Theatre. Get your tickets for Friday night and stay for the talkback right after the show. Get your tickets by clicking HERE.
It’s not even October, but the sounds of Christmas are echoing through the halls of the Little Theatre. Miracle on 34th Street, directed by Lisa Woske, has officially started rehearsals. Click HERE to get into the holiday spirit by listening the the musical theme from the original movie. Tickets are already being snatched up for this classic story! Get yours today by clicking HERE before all of the good seats are gone!
We have a busy week coming up! Thanks for your continued support of the theatre- hope to see you here soon!
-Kevin
