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 The Foreigner
August 30 – September 28, 2008
by Larry Shue
directed by Andrew Barnicle
Winner of two Obie Awards, Best New
American Play and Best Off-Broadway
Production, The Foreigner is an
uproariously inspired comedy that
celebrates our curiosity and empathy for
“the outsider.” Englishman Charlie Baker,
self-proclaimed “world’s dullest man,”
takes a vacation at a rural fishing lodge
with his eccentric army buddy, Froggy
LeSueur. Froggy concocts an outrageous
scheme to save Charlie from his
pathological shy self by introducing him
as an exotic “foreigner” who can’t speak
English. It isn’t long before Charlie’s
guileless persona backfires and the mix
of good-hearted, slow-witted and devious
lodge guests share their deepest secrets and most sinister plans. What ensues is a series of hilarious and heart-warming revelations, which lead to the ultimate good guys vs. bad guys climax!
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WEST COAST PREMIERE!
 Splitting Infinity
October 11 – November 9, 2008
by Jamie Pachino
directed by Kirsten Brandt
In this smart and witty exploration of
faith, science, love, and ambition, Leigh
Sangold, a Nobel prize-winning
astrophysicist, takes on the definitive
scientific challenge: to use physics to
prove whether God exists. Leigh’s quest
for a renewed sense of self in her life
threatens her closest relationships with
Saul Lieberman, a tenderhearted Rabbi
who’s been in love with her since
childhood, and her lover, a competitive
post-doctoral student who is the son of a
Christian Scientist. Splitting Infinity tests
the boundaries of relationships and
zealous ambition. It seeks to answer the
questions we have about ourselves, each
other, and the universe through scientific
and religious equation.
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 Around the World in 80
Days
November 22 - December 21, 2008
adapted by Mark Brown
based on the novel by Jules Verne
directed by Michael Butler
Stampeding elephants! Raging
typhoons! Runaway trains!
Unabashedly high-spirited fun! This
globe-trotting epic is the original
“Amazing Race.” Fearless adventurer
Phileas Fogg has agreed to an
outrageous wager that puts his life and
fortune at risk. With his loyal French
manservant, Passepartout, by his side,
Fogg sets off to circumnavigate the
globe in a mere 80 days. To complicate
matters, the bumbling, inept lawman,
Detective Fix, has mistaken Fogg for a
notorious bank robber and tenaciously
dogs Fogg’s footsteps around the globe. The tension builds as danger, romance, and hilarious surprises abound in this whirlwind, family fare adventure across seven continents.
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REGIONAL PREMIERE!
 A Picasso
January 24 – February 22, 2009
by Jeffrey Hatcher
directed by Jonathan Moscone
It’s Paris, a city renowned for it’s artistic
freedom. But it’s 1941 and the German
occupation has established a paranoid
culture at its most oppressive. Pablo
Picasso has been brought to a storage
vault to authenticate three paintings that
have recently been “acquired” by the
Germans. The beautiful, mysterious and
art obsessed Miss Fischer, an adjunct to
the Ministry of Culture in Berlin, has the
arduous and compelling task of
interrogating the man who painted
Guernica. When the true purpose of Miss
Fischer’s mission is revealed, an intense
and passionate game of cat-and-mouse
ensues. This provocative and witty play, by one of America’s most widely produced playwrights, sizzles under the scrutiny of art, politics, sex and censorship, as the artistic genius is forced to justify his creativity.
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Hitachi Data Systems Presents
WORLD PREMIERE!
 The Kite Runner
March 21 – April 19, 2009
novel by Khaled Hosseini
stage adaption by Matthew Spangler
directed by Davis Ira Goldstein
Adapted from the international best-
seller, The Kite Runner is a haunting
story of friendship and redemption in
modern Afghanistan, from the pre-
Russian-invasion glory days through the
horrific reign of the Taliban. This
eloquent tale is told through the lives of
two boys growing up in Kabul in the
same household, but in two starkly
different worlds. Amir is the son of a
wealthy yet emotionally distant
businessman, while Hassan is the son of
Amir’s father’s servant, a shunned ethnic
minority. Despite the vast gulf in social
positions, the two grow up inseparable until Amir and his father flee the country during the Soviet invasion. Years later, an emotionally crippled Amir returns to Afghanistan to seek out his old friend and atone for his youthful cowardice. But fate, global politics and historical tragedy threaten Amir’s ability to make amends for his past.
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BROADWAY SMASH HIT!
 The 25th Annual Putnam
County Spelling Bee
May 9 – June 7, 2009
book by Rachel Sheinkin
music and lyrics by William Finn
directed by Timothy Near
This Tony® award-winning hit
musical recently closed on Broadway
after nearly 1,200 performances.
The hilarious musical comedy
celebrates the mania of competition
as the funniest most lovable and
sardonically nerdy contestants
compete for the Spelling Bee title.
Six wacky misfits with steely
ambition strive to define themselves
apart from their crazy families as
they confront the pitfalls of puberty.
The quirky mix of determined
youngsters, including sheepish Leaf
Coneybear, nasally challenged yet smug and confident William Barfee, and Olive Ostrovsky, a sweet, painfully shy girl whose absent mother is on a spiritual quest, discover themselves as they vie for selection in this witty and wise Broadway hit about coming of age on stage!
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