[NEohioPAL]Porthouse Theatre Gift Certificates & Subscriptions available for the holidays

Fri Dec 6 14:03:01 PST 2002

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CELEBRATE THE SEASON WITH PORTHOUSE THEATRE!
Porthouse Gift Certificates and Gift Subscriptions make great holiday gifts.

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Searching for the perfect holiday present? Why not a give a gift of the hear=
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with a subscription or gift certificate to Porthouse Theatre.  A gift=20
subscription includes one ticket to all three productions enclosed in a=20
lovely, holiday gift card.  When you purchase a gift subscription you also=20
receive a present. For every gift subscription that you purchase receive one=
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complimentary ticket to the production of your choice. Gift subscriptions ar=
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$45 for adults, that=E2=80=99s only $15 per ticket, and $33 for students.  G=
ift=20
certificates for Porthouse are available in denominations of $10.  To order=20
your holiday gifts call 330-672-3884.  Porthouse accepts MasterCard, Visa an=
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Discover.
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All three productions this summer deal with matters of the heart. The 2003=20
season begins with the Broadway favorite, A Chorus Line. Directed by=20
Cleveland-Area director, Victoria Bussert, A Chorus Line runs June 13 =E2=
=80=93 28. =20
Following your heart in matters of love is comically illustrated in the=20
season=E2=80=99s second production The Importance of Being Earnest.  Oscar W=
ilde=20
spins a comic tale of mistaken identity, overbearing mothers, addled brained=
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nurses and of course true love.  Directed by John Woodson, Artistic Director=
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of the Warehouse Theatre, The Importance of Being Earnest runs July 4 =E2=
=80=93 July=20
19.  Closing the season is Rodgers & Hammersteins=E2=80=99s Oklahoma!. Direc=
ted by=20
Artistic Director, Terri Kent, this family favorite tests the power of true=20
love when Curly, a handsome cowboy, and Laurey, a winsome farm girl, play ou=
t=20
their love story.  Oklahoma! runs July 25 =E2=80=93 August 10 with opening n=
ight on=20
July 26.=20

PorthouseTheatre was founded in 1971 and is the premier summer theater in th=
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area.  Set on the beautiful grounds of the Blossom Music Center, Porthouse=20
offers audiences the finest in professional summer theater.   The=20
comfortable500-seat, outdoor, covered pavilion theater is located next to th=
e=20
Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Cuyahoga Falls. Audience members are=20
encouraged to arrive early to picnic on the grounds or in our new picnic=20
pavilion, before every performance.  Picnic tables and beautiful scenery are=
=20
provided free of charge.  We can also pack you a picnic.  Order your boxed=20
dinner with your tickets.  FOLLOW YOUR HEART TO PORTHOUSE THEATRE!=20

PorthouseTheatre, the Akron-Cleveland area=E2=80=99s premiere professional s=
ummer=20
theatre, is a cultural service of Kent State University. Porthouse Theatre i=
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a member of the Akron Area Arts Alliance.  Porthouse Theatre=E2=80=99s progr=
ams and=20
activities are made possible in part by funding from the Ohio Arts Council.=20=
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Elisabeth Madden
Managing Director
emadden at kent.edu
330-672-0103 (Phone)
330-672-2889(Fax)

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<HTML>CELEBRATE THE SEASON WITH PORTHOUSE=
 THEATRE!
 Porthouse Gift Certificates and Gift Subscriptions mak=
e great holiday gifts.
 
            
 Searching for the perfect holiday present? Why not a g=
ive a gift of the heart with a subscription or gift certificate to Porthouse=
 Theatre.  A gift subscription includes one ticket to all three product=
ions enclosed in a lovely, holiday gift card.  When you purchase a gift=
 subscription you also receive a present. For every gift subscription that y=
ou purchase receive one complimentary ticket to the production of your choic=
e. Gift subscriptions are $45 for adults, that=E2=80=99s only $15 per ticket=
, and $33 for students.  Gift certificates for Porthouse are available=20=
in denominations of $10.  To order your holiday gifts call 330-672-3884=
.  Porthouse accepts MasterCard, Visa and Discover.
 =20
 All three productions this summer deal with matters of the heart. The 20=
03 season begins with the Broadway favorite, A Chorus Line. Directed=20=
by Cleveland-Area director, Victoria Bussert, A Chorus Line runs June=
 13 =E2=80=93 28.  Following your heart in matters of love is comically=
 illustrated in the season=E2=80=99s second production The Importance of=20=
Being Earnest.  Oscar Wilde spins a comic tale of mistaken identity=
, overbearing mothers, addled brained nurses and of course true love.  =
Directed by John Woodson, Artistic Director  of the Warehouse Theatre,=20=
The Importance of Being Earnest runs July 4 =E2=80=93 July 19.  =
Closing the season is Rodgers & Hammersteins=E2=80=99s Oklahoma!.=
 Directed by Artistic Director, Terri Kent, this family favorite tests the p=
ower of true love when Curly, a handsome cowboy, and Laurey, a winsome farm=20=
girl, play out their love story.  Oklahoma! runs July 25 =E2=80=
=93 August 10 with opening night on July 26. PorthouseTheatre was fo=
unded in 1971 and is the premier summer theater in the area.  Set on th=
e beautiful grounds of the Blossom Music Center, Porthouse offers audiences=20=
the finest in professional summer theater.   The comfortable500-se=
at, outdoor, covered pavilion theater is located next to the Cuyahoga Valley=
 National Park in Cuyahoga Falls. Audience members are encouraged to arrive=20=
early to picnic on the grounds or in our new picnic pavilion, before every p=
erformance.  Picnic tables and beautiful scenery are provided free of c=
harge.  We can also pack you a picnic.  Order your boxed dinner wi=
th your tickets.  FOLLOW YOUR HEART TO PORTHOUSE THEATRE! Porth=
ouseTheatre, the Akron-Cleveland area=E2=80=99s premiere professional summer=
 theatre, is a cultural service of Kent State University. Porthouse Theatre=20=
is a member of the Akron Area Arts Alliance.  Porthouse Theatre=E2=80=
=99s programs and activities are made possible in part by funding from the O=
hio Arts Council.  
 
 Elisabeth Madden
 Managing Director
 emadden at kent.edu
 330-672-0103 (Phone)
 330-672-2889(Fax)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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