[NEohioPAL]Dobama Theatre Gift Certificates available

[Marjorie Preston, PR/Marketing Director]

Stumped?  Don't know what to buy for that friend or relative this holiday
season?
Dobama Theatre gift certificates make the perfect holiday gift.  These
attractive, colorful certificates are available in any denomination so you
can share your love of contemporary, edgy theater.

A $40 gift certificate can send two friends to any Friday or Saturday night
mainstage performance.  Gift Certificates are available through the Dobama
Theatre box office at (216) 932-3396.

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Dobama Theatre is proud to present:
November 28-December 21	V-E Day by Faye Sholiton, directed by Jacqi Loewy
Winner of the Arlene R. and William P. Lewis Playwriting Contest at BYU!
World Premiere! A loving salute to "the greatest generation."
"Outstanding...Talent, talent, talent!!!...a lovely little play filled with
humor and pathos." -- Roy Berko, The Times Newspapers
"An engaging ensemble performance...Sholiton should be proud." -- Carolyn
Jack, The Plain Dealer
"A gentle, nostalgic piece..." -- James Damico, Cleveland Free Times
"Playwright Sholiton crafts both believable and highly amusing dialogue for
these characters." -- Christine Howey, Scene
"The poignant drama transcends the particulars of time and place with
characters as memorable and universal as they are real." -- Fran Heller,
Cleveland Jewish News

January 16-February 8	Raised in Captivity by Nicky Silver, directed by Russ
Borski  Ohio Premiere! Quirky, bizarre comedy featuring real-life siblings
Tyler and Tyson Postma as twins Bernadette and Sebastian!

Single ticket prices: $11-20.  Subscriptions: (216) 932-6838.  Reservations:
(216) 932-3396.

Night Kitchen is proud to present:
January 23-Feb 8  Loud Americans: A Punk Saga by David Bell, Christopher
Johnston and Greg Vovos.  World Premiere!
Ramones look out!  Sex Pistols step aside!  The next generation of punk has
arrived.  This play shows what Spinal Tap couldn't.