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THE SMELL OF THE KILL Runs May 13-22

LTC_logoTHE SMELL OF THE KILL
Presented by Lebanon Theatre Company
May 13-22
Lebanon

Directed by Jay Fultz

Nicky, Debra and Molly have tolerated one another during once-a-month dinners for years. While their unseen spouses play golf in the dining room, the women exchange confidences for the first time revealing that all three marriages are on the brink of disaster and all three women are facing the challenges of their lives.

  • Fri, March 13 at 6:30pm (Opening night dinner and show)
  • Sat, March 14 at 8pm
  • Sun, March 15 at 2pm
  • Fri-Sat, March 20-21 at 8pm
  • Sun, March 22 at 2pm

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Auditions Announced for LTC’s SMELL OF THE KILL

LTC_logoLebanon Theatre Company will be holding auditions for “The Smell of the Kill” by Michele Lowe. on  Jan. 18 and 19, 2015 at 7 p.m. each night.  Auditions will be at the Mechanic Street Playhouse and will consist of cold readings from the script.

The cast consists of 3 females and 3 males. The males are never seen, only heard. All 3 female roles are stage age mid-thirties to mid-forties.

  • Nicky:  She is the only working Mom of the three.  Her husband has been indicted for embezzlement.  He wants her to quit her job as a book editor,  which she absolutely loves  to use her pension  to pay his defense fees.  Because of this, she really hates him.  But she is putting up an air that everything is fine.
  • Debra:  She seems content to have given up her career in Real Estate, to be the perfect stay-at-home mom. But this  hasn’t stopped her husband from being a big womanizer.  He now wants to move Debra out of their home to move his latest conquest in.
  • Molly:  She really wants to have children and her husband is adoring, or so it seems.  In reality he is almost a stalker trying to keep tabs on her.  She wants to have a baby, but he won’t and hasn’t had sex with her for a very long time.  So Molly is currently having her fifth affair.

The husbands are only heard and never seen.  3 roles for men for voice only.

The Lebanon Theatre Company is a not-for-profit community theatre which incorporated in 1996. For questions about auditions or the theatre, call us at (513) 228-0932 or email us (ltc@ltcplays.com)

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THE LOOK OF LOVE: Music by Burt Bacharach and Hal David on Jan. 10-18

LTC_logoIf you were a music lover in the 60s and 70s, you probably listened to songs written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David.  These two writers composed music for many movies (“Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head”) as well as many of the popular singers of the time (Dionne Warwick and others).

The THE LOOK OF LOVE, a musical revue featuring the music of Burt Bacharach and Hal David, features these songs and many others.

The THE LOOK OF LOVE opens on Sat., Jan. 10 as part of the Lebanon Theatre Company’s Red Carpet Gala Fundraiser.  The fundraiser begins at 6 p.m. at the Golden Lamb in Lebanon.  Guests will enter by an ice sculpture on a red carpet to wine tasting with food pairings and the Lamb’s famous sauerkraut balls.  The first course is Seared Scallop, Thai Chili Risotto, and Julienne Green Apple. The entree is a duo of Warren County Beef, Braised with Cabernet & Seared Medium, Madeira Wine & Black Truffles.

After dinner, guests will come to the Mechanic Street Playhouse for the revue as well as desserts.  Gala tickets are $90 each and can be reserved by calling (513) 228-0932 or ordering online at LTCplays.com.

On Jan. 16, and 17 at 8 p.m. and Jan. 18 at 2 p.m., LTC will present the revue only at the Mechanic Street Playhouse.  Tickets for those performances are $19 each.

For further information, call (513) 228-0932 or online (LTCplays.com).

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A CHRISTMAS CHAOS Runs Dec. 4-7

LTC_A Christmas ChaosA CHRISTMAS CHAOS
Presented by Lebanon Theatre Company
Dec. 4-7
Lebanon

Directed by Jessica Tucker
Produced by Kat Andrews

Gadzooks! The Royal Shakespeare Company hasn’t arrived as promised to perform their stirring rendition of “A Christmas Carol.” So our intrepid band of hapless actors and technicians must put together their own production in only seven hours! What a pity that they are not quite up to the task, even though they give it their all. Have you ever experienced backstage mayhem? Well, you haven’t seen anything yet! The play focuses on these poor but dedicated thespians doing their best while chaos is all around them: two kids fighting over who gets to play Tiny Tim, a confused actor who thinks she’s in another show, a haughty lead actor, one actor playing both Bob and Mrs. Cratchit, an out-of-control director, thrown together props and costumes, ridiculous scenery, and tons of flubs and confusion. Most of the actors in the show play multiple roles in this extremely fast-paced and physical comedy. Even the light and sound board operators are characters in the show! The play is a hilarious backstage comedy that pokes fun at the classic novel and everything that can go wrong with a theatrical production.

  • Thu-Fri, Dec. 4-5 at 7pm
  • Sun, Dec. 7 at 3pm  & 7pm

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LTC Seeks Directors for 2015-2016 Season

LTC_logoThe artistic committee of Lebanon Theatre Company would like to invite you to meet with us Saturday September 20, 2014, 8 a.m.- 12 pm, to give us a pitch for shows you might like to direct for our 2015-2016 theatrical season.The pitch should include brief description of the play(s) or musical play(s) and a view of how it would fit in with the LTC standard and sensibilities. You might consider the cast requirements, special settings, costumes or other aspects that would give the committee a better idea of how the show would play out (pun intended).

So if you are willing to chat with us about a show or shows that you have a passion for, get your ideas together and contact me to set up an appointment.

We have been tossing titles around in our discussions. You may want to consider one of these, but they are only suggestions.  We will entertain proposals for any show that you care to present to us.  These are the ones raised so far: Heaven Can Wait, The Sting, God’s Favorite, Murder on the Orient Express, and Web of Murder.  Our shows have traditionally been in September, March, and May for the main stage season.In addition, we are considering a Christmas show that would preferably involve children in the cast. As examples, in the past we have presented A Christmas Chaos, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever and Eeyore’s Christmas.

Please reply to jesstuck73@yahoo.com to let us know if you can make the September 20 date.  Please include the 30 minute time slot that you would prefer, as well as a backup time.  If that date is not possible, please let us know and we will attempt to find an alternative time for you.

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