Dec 2, 3, 8, 9, 10 @ 8pm / Dec 4 @ 2pm / 2016 written by Michael Carleton, James FitzGerald and John K. Alvarez directed by Susan T. Moak with the acting talents of Brooks Black, Colleen Boyle and Frank Newton
Author: Chapel Street Players (Peter Kuo)
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The Diary of Anne Frank
February 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 @ 8pm / Feb 5 @ 2pm / 2017 written by Frances Goodrich / Albert Hackett directed by Jeff Robleto assisted by Angel Van Bennekom / Shannon Stehle with the acting talents of Katie Brady, Maria Cardillo, Victor Cardillo, Preston Kifer, Pete Matthews, Lisa Osicky, Gabrielle Rambo, Lisa Velardi,...
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Holy Traffic!
Mar 31, Apr 1, 6, 7, 8 @8pm / Apr 2 @ 2pm / 2017 written by Paul Maltby directed by Connie Regan/Vaughan Ellerton with the acting talents of Brooks Black, Colleen Boyle, Sharon Brown, Jeremiah Dillard, Hugh Dugan, Lacey Eriksen, Marlene Hummel, Bret Ioli, Kimberly Ann Jones, Patricia Lake, Marshal Manlove, Heather McCarty, Bill...
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The Fantasticks
Reneé G. O’Leary Annual FUNdraiser June 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24 @ 8pm / Jun 11, 18 @ 2pm / 2017 book and lyrics by Tom Jones music by Harvey Schmidt directed by Ray Barto music directed by William Fellner with the talents of Susan Boudreaux, Jim Conte, Sam Dressler, Robert Miller, Renee...
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The Pillowman
Jul 28, 29, Aug 3, 4, 5 @ 8pm / Jul 30 @ 2pm / 2016 written by Martin McDonagh directed by Joseph Pukatsch with the acting talents of John Barker, Jimmy Van Buren, Steve Connor and Sean McKean
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(NewsJournal) Have fun with Chapel Street’s ‘Picnic,’ a peek into 1950s
William Inge’s “Picnic,” the February production at Chapel Street Players, is perhaps best known as the Broadway show that launched Paul Newman’s career in the early 1950s. It’s a story about loneliness, mostly, and love, and social expectations. When “Picnic” debuted in 1953, it was a contemporary play, set in present-day Kansas. Under the direction...
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(Bsharp) Chapel Street Players presents a new twist on an old story in SCROOGE’S CHRISTMAS
Christmas almost seems incomplete without at least one viewing of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. There are myriad television and movie versions that fill up the channels during the next three weeks; however, for those of us who love live theater, I heartily recommend Chapel Street Players presentation of SCROOGE’S CHRISTMAS. It is another version...
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(NewsJournal) Chapel Street’s offbeat take on ‘Scrooge’
In his director’s note in the program for Chapel Street Players’ “Scrooge’s Christmas,” Timothy Sheridan talks about the perceived simplicity of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” “If it were that simple,” he writes, “I would not see the point in bringing their story to life.” Sheridan’s interpretation of Ken Jones’ version of the classic story,...
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(Bsharp) Audience Member Expresses Thanks for AND MISS REARDON DRINKS A LITTLE
As an audience member who attended the performance of AND MISS REARDON DRINKS A LITLE last night, I just wanted to express my thanks to Chapel Street Players for providing audiences with this darkly funny look at sisters, their lives and their school system. I wondered why the play used the school system as its...