Adapted by Patrick Barlow
From the novel by John Buchan
From the movie by Alfred Hitchcock
January 25– February 8, 2012
HELD OVER to February 12
Shows nightly at 8pm, except Mondays.
Also shows the 2nd Wednesday and Sundays at 2pm
The Tony Award winning vaudevillian spy comedy The 39 Steps is a wacky mixture of mystery, mayhem and murder. Richard Hannay is about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime: a beautiful woman, an accusation of murder, a missing finger and wild chase across the moors of Scotland. He just doesn't know it yet. Don't miss this hilarious nonstop caper!
"Most entertaining show on Broadway." - New York Post
Behind the scenes with director Robert Metcalfe
Want to know who Richard Hannay was modeled after or how the book was adapted for film and stage? ... Let us share with you A Glimpse Behind The Curtain
Seats from $23 - $37
MacHomer
By Rick Miller
March 7 – March 21, 2012
Shows nightly at 8pm, except Mondays.
Also shows the 2nd Wednesday and Sundays at 2pm
This one-man theatrical spectacular features impressions of over 50 voices from TV's The Simpsons in a hilarious reinterpretation of Shakespeare's Macbeth! With a script that remains 85% Shakespeare, MacHomer will leave you "exhausted with laughter" (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette). Spot-on impressions of characters from the hit series populate this imaginatively staged version of the tragedy, a multi-media update truly "full of sound and fury". Join the half a million Simpsons/Shakespeare fans on 4 continents who have made MacHomer one of the world's biggest little hits, drawing sell-out crowds and earning rave reviews.
"This show is a coup for both Shakespeare and The Simpsons" - The London Evening Standard
Seats from $23 - $37
Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave
By Maynard Collins
April 18 – May 2, 2012
Shows nightly at 8pm, except Mondays.
Also shows the 2nd Wednesday and Sundays at 2pm
Hank Williams was one of the most influential songwriters of the 40's and early 50's, whose impact spanned genres from country to blues to rock 'n' roll. On New Years Eve 1953, at the age of just 29, Hank Williams died in the back seat of his Cadillac. This spellbinding, musical portrayal looks at the man behind the legend and presents the concert he never gave, featuring many of his hits including: Hey Good Lookin', Your Cheatin' Heart, I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry, and Rootie Tootie.
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