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I DO, I DO!
Presented by Lebanon Theatre Company
May 10-19
Lebanon

Directed by Steven Haines

Cast: Gina Beck Combs as Anges & Wayne Dunn as Michael

This musical begins with Michael and Agnes on their wedding day and traces their life together over a period of 50 years until the day they leave their house to the next pair of newlyweds. In that time we watch them through their wedding night jitters, raising a family, negotiating mid-life crises, quarreling, separating, reconciling and growing old together, all lovingly to the strains of a tuneful, charming score which includes the standard “My Cup Runneth Over.”

• Fri, May 10 at 6:30pm includes dinner SOLD OUT
• Sat, May 11 at 8pm
• Sun, May 12 at 2pm
• Fri-Sat, May 17-18 at 8pm
• Sun, May 19 at 2pm

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THE CURIOUS SAVAGE
Presented by Lebanon Theatre Company
March 8-17
Lebanon

Directed by Jay Fultz

Cast: Kat Andrews – Florence, Daniel Broderick – Samuel, Cassandra Engber – Miss Willie, Kent Hutchinson – Jeff, Karen Oehler – Mrs. Paddy, Gail Rudolph – Dr. Emmett, Brian Smith – Titus, Diane VanWeelden – Lilly Belle, David Vanderhorst – Hannibal, Paula Whitaker – Mrs. Savage & Cindy Wilmes – Fairy Mae

This comedic play is about Ethel P. Savage, a woman whose husband recently died and left her $10 million dollars. Her eager step-children wish to assist her in disbursing her funds. When they institutionalize her, she discovers a variety of social misfits who need the help she can provide.

• Fri, March 8 at 6:30pm, includes dinner
• Sat, March 9 at 8pm
• Sun, March 10 at 2pm
• Fri-Sat, March 15-16 at 8pm
• Sun, March 17 at 2pm

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AN INSPECTOR CALLS
Presented by Lebanon Theatre Company
Sept. 7-16
Lebanon

Directed by Paula Whitaker

Cast: Wayne Dunn as Arthur Birling, Carol Rickey as Sybil Birling, Sarah Paxton as Sheila Birling, David Vanderhorst as Eric Birling, Kent Hutchinson as Gerald Croft, Michael Watson as Inspector Goole & Kat McAndrews as Edna

This three-act drama takes place on a single night in 1912 focusing on the prosperous middle-class Birling family, who live in a comfortable home in Brumley, “an industrial city in the north Midlands.” A man calling himself Inspector Goole arrives and questions the family about the suicide of a young working-class woman Eva Smith (also known as Daisy Renton). He interrogates each family member and reveals that each has been responsible for the young woman’s exploitation, abandonment and social ruin, effectively leading to her death. Long considered part of the repertory of classic “drawing room” theatre, the play has also been hailed as a scathing critique of the hypocrisies of Victorian/Edwardian English society.

• Fri, Sept. 7 at 6:30pm (includes dinner)
• Sat, Sept. 8 at 8pm
• Sun, Sept. 9 at 2pm
• Fri-Sat, Sept. 14-15 at 8pm
• Sun, Sept. 16 at 2pm

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