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<P id=navHome class="topNavLink middleLink">WESTERN RESERVE PLAYHOUSE AANOUNCES <A id=navAccountLink href="http://www.facebook.com/editaccount.php?ref=mb&drop" rel=nofollow target=_blank></A></P>
<P><SPAN class=messageBody>OUR 2012 SEASON -- OUR 56th YEAR<BR><BR>THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB<BR><BR>by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope<BR>and James Wooten<BR><BR>Directed by Mark C. Howard<BR>Cast 5 women<BR>Auditions : At the Barn<BR>Sunday, March 25th - 3 pm<BR>Monday, March 26th - 7 pm<BR>Call Backs:<BR>Wednesday, March 27th - 7 pm<BR><BR>PERFORMANCE DATES<BR>June 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16<BR><BR>Comedy<BR>Five southern women whose friendships<BR>began on their college swim team,<BR>plan a long girls only weekend every<BR>August at a North Carolina beach cottage<BR>to recharge their relationships. The<BR>play focuses on four weekends spanning<BR>thirty-three years. These five<BR>women with a variety of personalities<BR>share the ups and downs of marriages<BR>and divorce, families and children,<BR>homemaking and careers with laughter<BR>and tears. Their final shared experience<BR>illustrates how important and longlasting<BR>their relationships have been.</SPAN></P>
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<DIV><SPAN class=messageBody>YOUTH THEATRICAL CLASSES</SPAN></DIV>
<P><SPAN class=messageBody></SPAN><SPAN class=messageBody>Director Jim Volkert</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN class=messageBody>June 25 -- July 14</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN class=messageBody>Monday thru Friday</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN class=messageBody>Ages 7-11 and 12--up</SPAN></P><SPAN class=messageBody>
<P><BR>KIDS NIGHT OUT!<BR>COME AND JOIN US!<BR>ALL TICKETS $5.00<BR>Directed by Jim Volkert<BR><BR>PERFORMANCE DATES<BR>Friday, July 13 th 7:30 pm<BR>Saturday, July 14 th 7:30 pm<BR><BR>Family Entertainment<BR>Bring your children, grandchildren and<BR>yes even the neighbor’s children and<BR>join us in an evening for the whole family!<BR>As the finale of our Youth Theatre<BR>Classes, a full evening for children of all<BR>ages will be presented by our talented<BR>youth. <BR>A production full of laughter, songs and<BR>entertainment assures this will be a<BR>night to remember! Also meet Mrs.<BR>Grimm the mother of the brothers that<BR>helped to start it all. Your children will<BR>have a chance to win prizes and may<BR>even be part of a skit. This wonderful<BR>evening of interaction with the actors will<BR>spark your children into a love of theatre.<BR>Come and join us.<BR><BR>DON’T HUG ME<BR><BR>Book and Lyrics by: Phil Olson<BR>Music by: Paul
Olson<BR>Director to be announced<BR>Cast 3 men 2 women<BR>Auditions: At the Barn unless</SPAN> </P>
<P><SPAN class=messageBody>otherwise noted<BR>Sunday, May 20th - 3 pm<BR>Monday, May 21st - 7 pm<BR><BR>PERFORMANCE DATES<BR>July 27, 28<BR>Aug. 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18<BR><BR>Musical<BR>It’s Fargo meets The Music Man (without<BR>the blood or the trombones). The<BR>play takes place in Bunyan Bay,<BR>Minnesota. It’s the coldest day of the<BR>year and cantankerous bar owner,<BR>Gunner Johnson, wants to sell the business<BR>and move to Florida. Clara, his<BR>wife and former Winter <BR>Bunyan Queen, wants to stay. Bernice<BR>Lundstrom, the pretty waitress, wants to<BR>pursue a singing career. Her fiance,<BR>Kanute Gunderso, wants her to stay<BR>home. It’s a battle of wills, and when a<BR>fast-talking salesman, Aarvid Gisselsen,<BR>promises to bring romance into their<BR>lives through the ‘magic’ of karaoke, all<BR>heck breaks loose!<BR><BR>JAKE’S DILEMMA<BR>by Gregory J. Lavelle<BR>Directed by Deb Sweat<BR><BR>Cast of 16<BR>Auditions: At the
Barn<BR>Sunday, July 15th - 3pm<BR>Monday, July 16th - 7pm<BR><BR>PERFORMANCE DATES<BR>Sept. 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29<BR><BR>Mystery<BR>Jake, owner of Jake’s Diner in the<BR>Middle of Nowhere, Arizona, is a cantankerous<BR>sixty-year old who suffers<BR>from delusions and paranoia that are not<BR>helped by his refusal to take his meds.<BR>Jake also obsesses over the possibility<BR>of dangerous aliens and comes to suspect<BR>two tourists from Albany and takes<BR>them hostage. Is Jake nutty or cunningly<BR>correct?<BR><BR>Ticket Prices: Adults $12.00 • Musicals $14.00 • Seniors & Students: $10.00 • Musicals $12.00 • </SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN class=messageBody>Group Rates Available<BR><BR>I would like to make a contribution to WRP. I understand my name may appear in all theatre programs<BR>Please make check payable to “WESTERN RESERVE PLAYHOUSE”<BR>_________ Sponsor (Any Amount)<BR>_________ Patron ($50 or more)<BR>_________ Angel ($100 or more)<BR>_________ Benefactor ($250 or more)<BR><BR>_________ Employer’s Corporate Matching Gift<BR>(Please enclose employer’s form if needed)<BR><BR>_________ Memberships @ 10.00 (Single)<BR>_________ Memberships @ 18.00 (Family)<BR><BR>Donations and Memberships do not include season tickets.<BR><BR>PLEASE SEND ME:<BR>____ Season Tickets (3 tickets, one for each show)<BR>$30.00 each ($36.00 Value) $______<BR>____ Kids Night Out Tickets ($5.00 each) $______<BR>Membership ($10.00 Single or $18.00 Family $______<BR>Sponsor, Patron Angel, or Benefactor $______<BR>Employer’s Corporate Matching Gift $______<BR><BR>Call 330-620-7314 to charge
by credit card TOTAL $______<BR><BR>MAIL TO : Western Reserve Playhouse • P.O. Box 88<BR>Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44222-0088</SPAN></P>
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<P><SPAN class=messageBody>Physical Address of the Playhouse</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN class=messageBody>3326 Everett Road Bath/Richfield Township Line, Summit County</SPAN></P><SPAN id=lw_beacon_1327402200887></SPAN>
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