NEXT TO NORMAL
Sept. 21-30
CHAPATTI
Nov. 2-11
THE SUNSHINE BOYS
March 1-10
PICNIC
May 3-12
For more information visit http://troycivictheatre.com.
NEXT TO NORMAL
Sept. 21-30
CHAPATTI
Nov. 2-11
THE SUNSHINE BOYS
March 1-10
PICNIC
May 3-12
For more information visit http://troycivictheatre.com.
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THE BOOK OF MORMON
Broadway in Cincinnati
July 31-Aug. 5
Aronoff Center P&G Hall [Downtown]
This outrageous musical comedy follows the misadventures of a mismatched pair of missionaries, sent halfway across the world to spread the Good Word. Now with standing room only productions in London, on Broadway, and across North America, The Book of Mormonhas truly become an international sensation. Contains explicit language.
Filed under On Stage
OUR MOTHER’S BRIEF AFFAIR
Caroline Scott Players
July 26-29
Oxford Community Arts Center
Directed by Rosalyn Benson
Cast: Liz Comstock, Michael Comstock, Bill Brewer & Bekka Eaton
On the verge of death for the umpteenth time, Anna makes a shocking confession to her grown children: an affair from her past that just might have resonance beyond the family. But how much of what she says is true? While her children try to separate fact from fiction, Anna fights for a legacy she can be proud of. With razor-sharp wit and extraordinary insight, Our Mother’s Brief Affair considers the sweeping, surprising impact of indiscretions both large and small.
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WHISPER HOUSE
Know Theatre of Cincinnati
July 27-Aug. 19
[Over-the-Rhine]
Directed by Daniel Winters
Music directed by Erin McCamley
Choreographed by Darnell Pierre Benjamin
Cast: Cary Davenport as Ghost, Erin Ward as Ghost, Andrew Ramos as Christopher, Kelly Mengelkoch* as Lily, Adam Tran as Yasuhiro & Brant Russell as Charles
It’s 1942 – at the height of World War II – and young Christopher is sent to live with an aunt he’s never met: Lily, the reclusive keeper of a Maine light house. On the rocky shore, Christopher is caught in the middle of a collection of strangers: the patriotic Sheriff Charles; Lily’s Japanese handyman, Yasuhiro; and a pair of ghosts who may or may not be entirely real.
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A.J. Ford as Lyndon B. Johnson and Derek Snow as Martin Luther King Jr. Photo by KPIX Photography – http://www.kpixpro.com.
Mariemont Players presents All the Way at the Walton Creek Theater, 4101 Walton Creek Road (just East of Mariemont), July 13th – July 29th.
1963… An assassin’s bullet catapults Lyndon B. Johnson into the presidency. A Shakespearean figure of towering ambition and appetite, this charismatic, conflicted Texan hurls himself into the Civil Rights Act, a tinderbox issue emblematic of a divided America. Note: Graphic and crude language.
All the Way is directed by Ed Cohen, co-produced by Steve Winslow, and starring A.J. Ford as LBJ and Derek Snow as MLK, also featuring the talents of Aaron Bates, jef brown, James Christian Jr., Sally Fint, William Gibson, Gary Glass, David Hatfield, John Langley, Joel Lind, Dava Lynn, Dan Maloney, Charles McClinon, Burt McCollom, Fred Murrell, Tom Peters, Arny Stoller, Elizabeth Leigh Taylor, and Kenny Tessel.
Come visit our beautifully renovated auditorium complete with more comfortable seating, center aisle seats, new carpeting, fresh paint, aisle lighting, and a sound induction loop for those with hearing aid T switches and head sets for those with low hearing issues.
Performances will be:
To order tickets for All the Way, call Betsy at 513-684-1236 OR order online at www.mariemontplayers.com. All seats are reserved and $20 each.
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