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2004 season

And a Nightingale Sang
C.P. Taylor
directed by Cherri McKay
Feb 5-8, 11-15 & 19-22

This touching, often hilarious play is about an eccentric English family during WWII. Romantic, funny and lyrical, the play captures the everyday moments of life and love on the "Home Front."

.....Barbara Wilder
.....Eric Paisley
.....Daniel Morris
.....Mike O'Niel
.....Lauren Levian
.....Jennah McKay
.....Joseph Dall

8th Annual New Play Festival
Various Local and Emerging Playwrights
April 15-18

Kate Bakewell, Danielle Bringard, Laura Guidry, Katie Shucavage, Brett Smith, Kalli Smith, and Sarah A. Syme.

Angst in the Family
Comedy written and directed by Virginia Davis

April 22-25
the Premiere Production of an Original

.....Suzanne Nystrom
.....Ann Tucker
.....Anne O'Shea
.....R. Manley Lucas
.....Bart Canny
.....M.C. Erny
.....Mary Catherine Penn
.....Karly Cosec
.....Walton Lee

Proof
David Auburn
directed by Mike O'Neil
June 10-13, 16-20 & 24-27

A smart, compassionate play that explores the relationships between a young woman; her father, a brilliant but unstable mathematician; her estranged sister; and her father's protégé. Winner of the 2001 Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award

Robert.....Dan Morris
Catherine.....Christy Grantham
Claire.....Melissa Stanley
Hal.....Danny Richani

Crimes of the Heart
Beth Henley
directed by Bradford Brown
Aug 5-8, 11-15 & 19-22

A warm-hearted, compassionate comedy that examines the plight of three sisters from Mississippi whose lives have gone terribly wrong. True, touching and consistently hilarious, Crimes of the Heart is the only play to ever win the Pulitzer Prize before opening on Broadway. The film version was shot locally in Southport, NC.

.....Heather Shore
.....Melissa Stanley
.....Jessica Miller
.....Alisa Harris
.....Benny Baldwin
.....Jon Sachtjen

Three Sisters
Anton Chekhov
directed by Barbara Wilder
Sep 23-26, 29-Oct 3

Chekhov's timeless masterpiece centers on the yearnings and frustrations of the Prozorov family at the end of the 19th century, and their brave, feverish and at times absurd search for meaning in their lives. Translated by the Pulitzer Prize winning playwright of Talley's Folly and Mound Builders.

Prozorov, Andrei Sergeich.....Michael Brady
Natalya Ivanovna (Natasha).....Christy English
Olga Sergeevna.....Michelle Miller Falco
Masha Sergeevna.....Hillary McAndrew
Irina Sergeevna.....Jennifer Thomas
Kulygin, Fyodor Illich.....Lee Lowrimore
Chebutykin, Ivan Romanych.....Windy Wenderlich
Vershinin, Alexandr Ignatych.....Mike O'Neil
Tuzenbach, Nikolai Lvovich.....Danny Richani
Solyony, Vasily Vasilych.....Tom Huff
Anfisa.....Phyllis Wenderlich
Ferapont.....Brian Perry

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