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UPCOMING EVENTS:
Breakthrough Theatre Company
The theater is located at 6900 Aloma Avenue in Winter Park. Ticket prices vary. For more information: www.breakthroughtheatre.com or wadehair1966@gmail.com
Assassins: February 13-March 2. Stephen Sondheim’s controversial musical about those who have, or have tried, to assassinate a U.S. President.
Whiskey Theatre Factory presents a staged reading of "The Vagabond and the Viscount: by Jason Poratta: March 7
Dearest, Gentle, Reader: it is our great honor to invite you to witness the trials and tribulations afoot in this new staged reading of The Vagabond and the Viscount by Jason Porrata, a Regency re-telling of the biblical story of Ruth. This rags-to-riches story is a tale as old as time and brought to you after a two-week-long intensive workshop in the rehearsal room with its playwright, director, dramaturg, and cast. Surely, you will regret missing this enchanting evening with Whiskey Theatre Factory.
"The Larry Stallings Variety Show (Not Starring Larry Stallings)": March 13-23
A variety show salute to local playwright Larry Stallings.
"Voices From the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire": March 27-29. In 1911, fire swept through the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory killing 146 workers. These are their stories.
Bacchus Theatre Collective presents "Girl Loser": April 3 and 4.
Where Are The Angels in America?: April 10-April 27. High school drama teacher, Ted Davidson, gets caught in the middle of a culture war as his motives are questioned, when he begins teaching Tony Kushner’s Angels in America. This drama is written by Ian Donley.
"The Greatest Star: A Salute to Barbra Streisand": May 1-3.
A cabaret by Wade Hair and Felicia Melcer.
Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream": May 8-25.
Hee Haw 2: Still Pickin’ and a Grinnin’: June 5-22. A sequel to last season’s successful salute to the television show, Hee Haw.
Legally Blonde the Musical, Jr.: July 10-19. The Junior version of the popular musical, based on the Reese Witherspoon movie, about Elle Woods and her quest to get into Harvard.