June 5 – 28
Studio Theater
A Dramatic Vaudeville About
the American Will to Survive
By Arthur Miller
The Great Depression story is told through a medley of dramatic scenes, and period song and dance. The play is a fascinating musical history book about our nation and the determined spirit that has enabled America to endure and reinvent itself over and over again. |
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August 15 – September 5
Main Stage

America’s Favorite Musical
Book by Michel Stewart,
Music by Charles Strouse,
Lyrics by Lee Adams
It will put a smile on your face and music in your heart when you hear hit songs like “Put On a Happy Face,” “One Last Kiss,” and the delightfully irresistible “Spanish Rose.” It is 1950 and a reluctant super rock star, á la Elvis, is going to give one lucky All-American girl one last goodbye kiss before being drafted into the Army. The result is more musical mayhem and laughter than anyone ever thought possible. It’s a family thing. |
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