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A Company of Players
By Ed Monk
Directed by Alex Hopkins & Romy VanAlmen
A struggling theatre company catches a big break when they're invited to perform at the royal court. The bad news is, it's Prince Hamlet's castle, and he wants them to perform a weird new play he wrote himself. The company bickers about everything from who gets what part to the correct way to pour prop poison in somebody's ear. At the end of the day, the show must go on ... but what goes on might be a total mess. A fun and fast-paced comedy with a Shakespearean twist.
The Very UnMerry Adventures of Robin Hood
By Jason PIzzaarello & Patrick Green
Directed by Natalie Miller & Tyler Murray
Sherwood Forest is in danger of being destroyed and it's up to Robin and his band of dimwitted Merry Men to save the day. When the Sheriff challenges them to a contest to determine the forest's rightful owner, their skills are put to the test. Unfortunately, archery is only the first round. Robin and his men will also have to win a talent show and a beauty pageant. Will this be the end of Sherwood? Most likely.
slasreveR neveS
by Alan Haehnel
Directed by Mira Atwah & Collin Lewis
Reverse the title of this large-cast comedy and what do you get? A fast-paced parody and exploration of reversals in seven short scenes. A stereotypical villain plays the part of the innocent victim. The stage lighting in a Chekhov scene directly opposes everything the three actresses are saying. And a play runs completely backwards from end to beginning, including the actual words...
The Hallmarks of Horror
By Peter Bloedel
Directed by Aliza Lieber & Luke Miozzi
Scary movies are full of different ways to give you nightmares--but once you figure out the formula, the frightful looks pretty funny. Take a whirlwind tour through the common categories of the creepy, from lines like "let's split up!" to tropes like the car that never starts. If you dare to master everything from cobwebs to clowns, you'll be ready when they all converge in a single hilarious finale scene. You won't believe how fast the spine-chilling turns side-splitting when you know the secrets of The Hallmarks of Horror.
By Ed Monk
Directed by Alex Hopkins & Romy VanAlmen
A struggling theatre company catches a big break when they're invited to perform at the royal court. The bad news is, it's Prince Hamlet's castle, and he wants them to perform a weird new play he wrote himself. The company bickers about everything from who gets what part to the correct way to pour prop poison in somebody's ear. At the end of the day, the show must go on ... but what goes on might be a total mess. A fun and fast-paced comedy with a Shakespearean twist.
The Very UnMerry Adventures of Robin Hood
By Jason PIzzaarello & Patrick Green
Directed by Natalie Miller & Tyler Murray
Sherwood Forest is in danger of being destroyed and it's up to Robin and his band of dimwitted Merry Men to save the day. When the Sheriff challenges them to a contest to determine the forest's rightful owner, their skills are put to the test. Unfortunately, archery is only the first round. Robin and his men will also have to win a talent show and a beauty pageant. Will this be the end of Sherwood? Most likely.
slasreveR neveS
by Alan Haehnel
Directed by Mira Atwah & Collin Lewis
Reverse the title of this large-cast comedy and what do you get? A fast-paced parody and exploration of reversals in seven short scenes. A stereotypical villain plays the part of the innocent victim. The stage lighting in a Chekhov scene directly opposes everything the three actresses are saying. And a play runs completely backwards from end to beginning, including the actual words...
The Hallmarks of Horror
By Peter Bloedel
Directed by Aliza Lieber & Luke Miozzi
Scary movies are full of different ways to give you nightmares--but once you figure out the formula, the frightful looks pretty funny. Take a whirlwind tour through the common categories of the creepy, from lines like "let's split up!" to tropes like the car that never starts. If you dare to master everything from cobwebs to clowns, you'll be ready when they all converge in a single hilarious finale scene. You won't believe how fast the spine-chilling turns side-splitting when you know the secrets of The Hallmarks of Horror.
February 11 & 12, 2022
7pm
7pm
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440-349-6249
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440-349-6249
solonboxofficetix@gmail.com