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GODSPELL
Lebanon Theatre Company
July 21-30
Lebanon

Directed by Karen Oehler

Led by the international hit, “Day by Day,” GODSPELL features a parade of beloved songs, including “Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord,” “Learn Your Lessons Well,” “All for the Best,” “All Good Gifts,” “Turn Back, O Man” and “By My Side.” A small group of people help Jesus Christ tell different parables by using a wide variety of games, storytelling techniques and hefty doses of comic timing. An eclectic blend of songs, ranging in style from pop to vaudeville, is employed as the story of Jesus’ life dances across the stage. Dissolving hauntingly into the Last Supper and the Crucifixion, Jesus’ messages of kindness, tolerance and love come vibrantly to life.

• Fri-Sat, July 21-22 at 8pm
• Sun, July 23 at 2pm
• Fri-Sat, July 28-29 at 8pm
• Sun, July 30 at 2pm

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LEADING LADIES OF LEBANON
Lebanon Theatre Company
May 26-June 4 
Lebanon

In 2002, Lebanon celebrated its Bicentennial. In honor of the event, LTC applied for and received a grant from the Fine Arts Fund to commission a play about the women who contributed to Lebanon’s history. Former LTC board member and accomplished writer Jill Davis researched and wrote an original play called LEADING LADIES OF LEBANON, which was produced to standing room only crowds over the 2002 Labor Day weekend. 2017 brings not just a repeat of LEADING LADIES OF LEBANON, but a revival. This newly refreshed tale of Lebanon’s most inspiring women brings drama, humor, history, and beauty to the stage, offering a fascinating take of our city’s origins.

• Fri-Sat, May 26-27 at 8pm
• Sun, May 28 at 2pm
• Fri-Sat, June 2-3 at 8pm
• Sun, June 4 at 2pm

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NIGHT WATCH
Lebanon Theatre Company
March 10-19
Lebanon

Directed by Jessica Tucker

Unable to sleep, Elaine Wheeler paces the living room of her Manhattan townhouse, troubled by unsettling memories and vague fears. Her husband tries to comfort her, but when he steps away Elaine sees (or believes she sees) the body of a dead man in the window across the way. The police are called, but find nothing. Elaine’s terror grows as she sees still another body—this time a woman’s—but by now the police are skeptical and pay no heed to her frantic pleas. Her husband, claiming that Elaine may be on the verge of a breakdown, calls in a psychiatrist, who agrees with his suggestion that Elaine should commit herself to a sanitarium for treatment. Elaine’s old friend and house guest Blanche; the inquisitive and rather sinister man who lives next door; and the nosy German maid Helga—all contribute to the deepening suspense and mystery of the play as it draws towards its riveting and chilling climax.

• Fri, March 10 at 6pm (Dinner followed by performance.)
• Sat, March 11 at 8pm
• Sun, March 12 at 2pm
• Fri-Sat, March 17-18 at 8pm
• Sun, March 19 at 2pm

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