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2004 - 2005 Season Calendar


"Our Feature Presentations

 

September 7-11, 2004

The Guys

By Anne Nelson • Directed by Dr. Jay E. Fields

A journalist’s personal experiences in the after math of September 11.
She is asked to help a fire fighter captain compose eulogies for comrades
lost at the
World Trade Center, when he can’t find words to capture the loss.
The result is wrenching -- and healing.

(G) Bud Walton Theatre


September 21,22,24,25, 2004

Love Letters

By A. R. Gurney • Directed by Jay E. Fields

Starring Duane and Gwen Hunt

A unique theatre piece comprised of letters exchanged over a lifetime between two people
who grew up together, went their separate ways, but continued to share confidences.

(G) Bud Walton Theatre


October 12-16, 2004

An Evening of Chekhov

The Celebration, A Marriage Proposal, & The Brute

(Three One Act Plays)

Directed by Jay E. Fields & Dr. James Lile

Three Russian farces by the master playwright, Anton Chekhov.
A special Southern Theatre Presentation for The Russia Semester.

(G) Bud Walton Theatre

 

December 4-5, 2004

Pinocchio The Puppet

By Duane L. Hunt • Directed by Lyndall Burrow

An original adaptation of the classic story.
  Pinnocchio, a puppet created by master wood carver Geppeto,
desperately wants to become a “real” boy.
Through a series of misadventures, he is taken captive and delivered to a greedy puppet master,
then rescued by the blue fairy, only to find more perils in his quest
to become real and return home to Geppeto.

(CT) Taylor Performing Arts Center

January 18-22, 2005

The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940

By John Bishop • Directed by Rachel Mastin

A mansion filled to the brim with sliding panels and secret corridors.
A scatter brained hostess whose guests include a pompous film director, a hard-drinking librettist,
a sinister German maid, some Nazi saboteurs and an Irish cop.
The result:  dead bodies, a blizzard of mayhem, inexhaustible suspects and a sidesplitting comedy.

(G) Bud Walton Theatre

February 26-27, 2005

Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs:
The Musical

Adapted from the Original Story by the Brothers Grimm
Book by Tim Kelly • Music and Lyrics by Bill Francoeur
Directed by Jimmy A. Noriega

Join lovely Snow White, the mischievous seven dwarfs,
the Prince, the Huntsman, and the evil Queen as the stage burst into fun, toe-tapping tunes.
This fairy tale adventure also presents a hilarious palace cat
and an enchanted vixen, as well as a talking and walking Magic Mirror!
A sure delight for young and old!

(CT) Taylor Performing Arts Center

April 11-16, 2005

An Evening of One Acts

Directed by Directing II Students

Student directors present a wide variety of styles, both comic and serious.

Bud Walton Theatre Ratings to be announced

Ticket Information:

General Admission $3.00 adults;

$1.00 senior citizens and high school students.

Children’s Plays: $1.00 adults; $0.50 for children 12 and under.

Sorry, no free passes for Children’s Theatre shows.

Curtain Time:

Adult series -7:30 p.m. • Children’s Plays - 2:30 p.m.

For audience comfort and security; children under 5 will not be admitted
to general admission performances.

(G) adult series for general audiences.

(M) for mature audiences only. May include explicit language and action.

(CT) children’s theatre plays.

For reservations: 417.625.3190

For theatre production information:

417.625.9393

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