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DUCK HUNTER SHOOTS ANGEL Runs May 31-June 15

FT_logoDUCK HUNTER SHOOTS ANGEL
Presented by Falcon Theatre
May 31-June 15
Newport

Directed by Ted Weil

Cast: Terry Gosdin as Sandy, Derek Snow as Lenny, Matt Dentino as Duane, David Bogenschutz as Dewell, Scott Baker as Lester, Jeffrey Jackson as Creature, Rebecca Campbell as Kansas, Angel Zachel as Woman & Tracy M. Schoster as Voice

Duck Hunter is about 2 bumbling Alabama duck hunters who think they’ve shot an angel instead. The story finds its way to the offices of a New York tabloid newspaper and the comedy blossoms from there. Hailed as “an outrageous comedy with a heartfelt message,” Duck Hunter Shoots Angel is written with crisp, captivating dialog that will both entertain and move audiences.

  • Fri-Sat, May 31-June 1 at 8pm
  • Fri-Sat, June 7-8 at 8pm
  • Fri-Sat, June 14-15 at 8pm

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SPRING AWAKENING Runs May 31-June 8

Steffen Whorton as Melchior & Emily Rowekamp as Wendla.

Steffen Whorton as Melchior & Emily Rowekamp as Wendla.

SPRING AWAKENING
Presented by Showbiz Players
May 31-June 8
Covington

Directed by Jennifer McGuire & Jered Ryan
Musical Direction by Alan Masters
Choreography by Jules Shumate
Produced by Bill Geraghty & Mark Motz

SPRING AWAKENING takes its inspiration from Frank Wedekind’s play of the same name; one of literature’s most controversial masterpieces – a work so daring in its depiction of teenage self-discovery, it was banned from the stage and not performed in its complete form in English for nearly 100 years.

It’s Germany, 1891. A world where the grown-ups hold all the cards. The beautiful young Wendla explores the mysteries of her body, and wonders aloud where babies come from. Elsewhere, the brilliant and fearless young Melchior interrupts a mind-numbing Latin drill to defend his buddy Moritz – a boy so traumatized by puberty he can’t concentrate on anything.

SPRING AWAKENING’s tragic love story between innocent Wendla and bookish Melchior is a hard-hitting commentary on social repression that resounds plenty in the modern day, but with intense alternative rock music by Duncan Sheik, it’s also potent, electrifying theater.

  • Fri-Sat, May 31-June 1 at 8pm
  • Sun, June 2 at 7pm
  • Wed-Sat, June 5-8 at 8pm

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GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE PIGS Runs May 31-June 2

THT_Goldilocks and the Three PigsGOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE PIGS
Presented by Town Hall Theatre
An A.C.T. Showcase Production
May 31-June 2
Centerville

Chased by a wicked witch, Goldilocks takes refuge in the house of the three little pigs…aka the Chop brothers! Only, when the witch finds out, she casts a spell on the golden-haired lass that will keep her trapped inside the house forever! It’s up to Chop brothers and their neighbors, the Squeal sisters to find a potion that will free her…and get her out of their home! Recommended for ages 4 and up / Approximate Running Time: 60 minutes

  • Fri, May 31 at 7pm
  • Sat-Sun, June 1-2 at 3pm

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THE LITTLE MERMAID Runs May 23-25

CBTC_Little MermaidTHE LITTLE MERMAID
Presented by Cincinnati Black Theatre Children’s Company
May 23-25
Woodlawn

Directed by Don Sherman

THE LITTLE MERMAID introduces us to Ariel. Ariel discovers so much more than what’s Under The Sea! Ariel and Prince Eric must find a way to find each other and bring their worlds together amongst the evil plans of Ursula the Sea Witch and against Ariel father’s wishes. Relive the enchanting Kiss the Girl and Part of Your World as never Before!

  • Thu-Fri, May 23-24 at 7:30pm
  • Sat at noon, 3pm & 7:30pm

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MOMUS AND APHRODITE On May 21

CPI_MomusandAphroditeLOGO1MOMUS AND APHRODITE
Presented by Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative
May 21
Downtown

Written by Fred Rothzeid
Directed by Charlie Goetz

Cast: Erica Lanzilotta as Aphrodite, Steve Reger as Momus, Andrew Hensley as Herc, Clint Bramkamp as Mayor, Linda Wylie as Mrs. Mayor & and Blanchard Nash as the Bartender

Momus, the God of Criticism, Satire and Blame, challenges Aphrodite to find a modern man willing to love her unconditionally. Will she succeed? Does love conquer all? More importantly, can two Greek gods actually find purpose and relevance in small town America?

  • Tue, May 21 at 7:30pm

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