PAST SHOWS

The Boy Friend
June 2002
The Jazz Age lives on in this light, romantic spoof of 1920's musical comedy. The setting is – where else? – the French Riviera. Polly, an English heiress attending Mme. Dubonnet's Finishing School, falls in love with Tony, a delivery boy. Recalling her father's warning to beware fortune seekers, she posses as a working girl, unaware Tony is in fact the missing son of the wealthy Lord Brockhurst. Things get complicated with the unexpected arrival in Nice of Polly's parents and Lord and Lady Brockhurst – but not to worry, a happy ending is in store for all.
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Crimes Of The Heart
April 2002
This is a funny, moving story about the demands, conflicts and bonds of sisterhood. Anyone who has a sister should recognize the special closeness of the Magraths, who talk, cry, argue and love with an honesty and freedom they receive from (and give to) no one else. For them, sisterhood requires sharing. As one of the sisters explains, "...it's a human need. To talk about our lives."
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Judevine
March 2002
The stage is Judevine, an imaginary town in northern Vermont. This is a small stage, sometimes cold and darkened, but filled with characters so finetched that they stand out as clearly as steeples against the sky. David Budbill plunges into the soul of New England to find characters and stories with lessons for anyone wanting to find the intrinsic nature of the region that been called "all of America's backyard.
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The Foreigner
October 2001
Charlie Baker is an English writer who shuns social events and needs to calm down after a series of misfortunes. He goes to his friend Froggy's fishing lodge, where Froggy and he devise a plan to pose Charlie as a foreigner with no knowledge of the local language. When neighbors and visitors assume Charlie does not understand them, they begin to say things freely in front of him. The results are hilarious - but they also put Charlie and the other guests in danger.
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Deathtrap
July 2001
Sidney Bruhl needs a killer idea. Once the toast of Broadway, his plays were masterpieces of the murder genre, but it has been years since his last hit. When unknown playwright Clifford Anderson posts Bruhl a script to die for, the desperate writer sees a lethal opportunity. This perfect plot is about to bend, to spiral, to spin totally out of control. And in Sidney Bruhl's isolated American home, enjoyable fatal fiction will become shockingly fatal fact.
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9 to 5, The Musical
March 2023
Music and Lyrics by Dolly Parton Book by Patricia Resnick Directed by Clay White Music by D.J Himsteadt The hilarious comedy based on the 1980 movie of 9 to 5.
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Midsummer Abridged
March 2023
Directed by Leann Rogers An Evergreen Players Studio One Youth Production William Shakespeare's classic tale 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' comes to life in this abridged version! Performed by some of Evergreen's finest 6-8 graders who are sure to have you laughing and enthralled by this tale of love, magic and mischief
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The Explorers Club
March 2023
A witty spoof on the bold Victorian adventurers who ravaged foreign lands and impacted indigenous cultures in the name of science. This quick witted play is set in 1879 England, revolving around a woman trying to become the first female member of The Explorers Club. Directed by Michele Wright
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Willy Wonka Jr.
March 2023
Directed by Gretchen Moritz and Leann Rogers A timeless story of the world-famous candy man and his quest to find an heir to a golden ticket to adventure Sponsored by Rocky Mountain Academy
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RFK A Portrait of Robert Kennedy
March 2023
In collaboration with Vintage Theater A portrait of Robert Kennedy. This tour-de-force one-man show breathes new life into the story of the Bobby and the Kennedy family.
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Bake-Off/Brilliant Traces/Five Nickels
March 2023
An uproarious comedy set on the cooking floor of the Pillsbury Bake-Off, Bake-Off mixes all the right ingredients for a laugh-out loud satire on gender roles.
As an Alaskan snowstorm rages outside, there is a desperate knocking on Henry Harry's cabin door. In bursts a beautiful woman, dressed in nothing but her sweat-stained bridal gown.
Meet Ed Maloney, middle-aged, single and shy. He's a Catholic usher and, on this particular Sunday, he is confronted by Catherine Barber, a 50-something widow who, after weeks and weeks of holding back, has finally determined to confront this lifelong bachelor.

Down The Road
March 2023
The Players' entry to the Colorado Community Theater Coalition competition in Fort Morgan, Down The Road is the intense drama of a serial killer and the married couple who agree to write his biography. Dan and Iris Henniman are trying to treat killer and rapist Bill Reach like any of their other subjects. They fight to stay emotionally unattached while 'hyping the gore,' and to not react to Reach's sickening narratives. But eventually, they must question their book's place in a decadent culture obsessed with violence. Once Iris begins to speculate about Reach's motives, he becomes an inescapable and haunting presence in their lives. ADULT CONTENT. FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY.
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