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For information on upcoming
musical events at the Black Box, click here
NSTC
presents four visiting artists in one person shows Special
Ticket Offer The Summer Solo
Season (SSS) ticket will allow patrons to see any 3 of the 4 Solo Artist Shows
at the Black Box Theatre, have their favorite seats for all 3 shows and
save money! They may chose amongst "Politics of Hair," "Crazy
Bag," "One Year To Live" and "An Evening With Mark
Twain." SSS Tickets are $27.00
Regular Admission and $24.00 for Students and Seniors over 65.
The
Politics of Hair by Lou Clark & performed by Julie Nagle, July
23
Crazy Bag written & performed by Murphy Funkhouser -
July 25-27
One Year to Live written & performed by Patch Rose - August 7
An Evening with Mark Twain written
& performed by Kurt Sutton - August 15-17
To read more about these shows and see pictures, click here
We Had Names written and directed by Kimberly Acker Performances July
21 at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Company of Patience or Bunthorne’s Bride Words by William Schwenck Gilbert and Music By Arthur Seymour
Sullivan Performances August 2 at 8:00 pm and August 3 at 3:00 pm To read more about these shows and see pictures, click here
by A.R. Gurney directed by Ceil Herman A warm-hearted, gently humorous memory play which, in
delineating the coming of age of a teenage boy, pinpoints the foibles of the
upper-middle-class society of which he is a product.. "The play is warm,
touching and humorous, with something to say about the conflict between
materialism and idealism which is so basic to the American dream." The Stage
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a new play by Ross Marks directed by Mark Medoff The World Premiere
of a drama which takes place in a group therapy session. An odd
assortment of characters are led by a therapist who is in as much need of
help as his patients.
by Michael Frayn directed by Zac Bannister Winner of 3 Tony
Awards, including Best Play. Heisenberg meets Bohr in "The most
invigorating and ingenious play of ideas in many a year. An electrifying work
of art."-N.Y. Times.
by Richard Alfieri directed by Ceil Herman A two-character
comedy in which antagonism between a gay dance instructor and the widow of a
Southern Baptist minister gives way to profound compatibility as they swing
dance, tango, foxtrot and cha-cha while sharing more than dance steps.
by Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek directed by Jim Eckman Quilters is joyous and moving
musical celebration of American Womanhood” ... pieced together with love and
stitched with pride...a thing of beauty, comfort and joy." NY Post.
by Matthew Barber from the novel by
Elizabeth von Arnim Enchanted
April is as good as they come: a lush, thoroughly refreshing theatrical
holiday. Escape has seldom seemed so sweet. A magical triumph." LA
Times.
thetheatregallery
will host "FiredUp" an exhibit of diverse artwork with a fireworks
theme during the run of "Buy One, Get Five Free." There will be a
reception for the artists in conjunction with the Downtown Ramble on July 4
from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. thetheatregallery is open an hour before performances
or by calling the theatre at (575) 523-1223.
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