Encore #1 From our 2007 Season
Murders by Jeffrey Hatcher
Friday and Saturday January 15 & 16
Welcome to Florida's lovely Riddle Key Luxury Senior Living Center and
Golf Club. It has everything: great restaurants, fancy shops, sparkling
waters and murderers. The three wickedly funny tales in Murderers reveal the intricacies behind a rash of mayhem at this peaceful retirement community.
Murderers
is directed by Christine Crawfis and the deliciously duplicitous
killers include a man who marries his mother-in-law (Michael Frohnhoefer), a
scorned golden
girl (RoseMarie Navarra), and the villas' vigilante (Elizabeth
Barrows.) As the body count rises, this hilariously dark comedy will
convince you that some people deserve to be taken out.
"Elegant, pitch-black comedy! Rich stories, passionately told! Filled with surprise twists and sharply comic turns!" Philadelphia Inquirer
"Witty writing! Hilarious! Brilliant! A must-see!" Philadelphia Weekly
Jeffrey Hatcher's work includes Compleat Female Stage Beauty, Three Viewings, Scotland Road, Tuesdays with Morrie, and most recently A Picasso.
Save A Seat!
Two Performances Only Friday and Saturday,January 15 & 16, 2010 Unison Arts Center, Mt. Rest Road in New Paltz Admission $12 for Unison members; $16 for non-members |
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Encores 2 & 3 Save The Dates!
Funny You Should Say That (The Letters of Fred Allen and Groucho Marx) Friday and Saturday, January 29 & 30
SAVE A SEAT!
Kimberly Akimbo by David Lindsay-Abaire - Friday and Saturday, February 26 & 27
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And in March, we are excited to present the regional premiere of
OPUS
By
Michael Hollinger
Directed by Christine Crawfis
In
a world where characters are instruments and scenes are movements, a
world-class, high-strung string quartet prepares for their highest-profile
performance ever. As musical ambitions collide with personal dynamics,
their rehearsal room becomes a pressure cooker and their world begins to fall
apart. Passions rise, personalities clash, and the players are forced to
confront the ephemeral nature of their life's work.
"Sex, drugs, and chamber music!"
"...marked by a nuanced intelligence in its depiction of the
complex relationship between musician's lives and their art."
- Charles Isherwood, New York Times
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Friday and Saturday, March 19 & 20 Friday and Saturday, March 26 & 27 Unison Arts Center, New Paltz
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