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MICHAEL BIAS, ARTISTIC/PRODUCING DIRECTOR
HAPPY DAYS
BY SAMUEL BECKETT
Directed by Thom Molyneaux
There are only two characters, a man and a woman, in Beckett's intellectual tickler, but there is always a plentitude of ideas and incisive comments on life. In the first of the two short acts Winnie is buried to her
waist, but still has access to
all the civilized accoutrements:
toothbrush, mirror, pistol. In
the second act she is buried to
her neck, and left to work with
only her eyes and her mind. This
is sufficient, though, for her
happy days.
A LITTLE PRINCESS
A YOUTH CONSERVATORY PRODUCTION
BOOK ADAPTED BY
VERA MORRIS
MUSIC & LYRICS BY BILL
FRANCOUER
This engaging musical adaptation
of the classic by Frances
Hodgson Burnett opens with a
happy Sara Crewe, heiress to a
large fortune. Enrolled at Miss
Minchin's seminary in Victorian
England, her life takes a
dramatic turn when she receives
news of the loss of her
father... and her fortune. Sara
is forced by the greedy Minchin
to become a servant and live in
a wretched attic room. When a
mysterious gentleman from India
moves next door, curious things
begin to happen.
The Night Reginald Filbert
Called It Quits
by Rex Knowles
Directed by Frank Licato
Reginald Filbert is a thirty-nine year old recently unemployed bachelor who shares an efficiency apartment with a fish named Moby, has never voted for a winning presidential candidate, has spent one-hundred-seventy-two-thousand-nine-hundred seconds (rounded up) searching for his door key, and has written one-thousand-nine-hundred-sixty-four (exactly) suicide notes. But what happens when an "escort" named Angel pays an unexpected visit may change his life forever. A laugh-out-loud examination of a life definitely worth living. Rated "F" for funny.
A YOUTH CONSERVATORY PRODUCTION
BY KATE HAWLEY &
GREGG COFFIN
Directed by
Michael Bias
The world’s most popular fairy
tale gets the roll-in-the-aisle
panto treatment in a madcap
musical first performed to great
acclaim by Shakespeare Santa
Cruz in 1999. Chances to play
along, nudge-nudge-wink-wink
allusions and an ovine chorus of
“baa-a-a-a-d” hoofers ensure
that young and old alike will
have a ball.
ADAPTED BY ALAN BENNETT
Directed by Michael Bias
This ingenious adaptation of the classic children's novel created a sensation at the National Theatre of ,
A YOUTH CONSERVATORY PRODUCTION
BOOK BY NEIL
SIMON
MUSIC BY CY COLEMAN
LYRICS BY DOROTHY FIELDS
Have you ever known a
girl who wanted something so badly, that she tried too hard to get it?
Meet Charity, the girl who wants to be loved so much, that she has lost
sight of who she is. Charity sings, dances, laughs and cries her way
through romances with the "animal magnetism" hero, the
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