August 26 - September 13, 2009
Wittenberg
By David Davalos
Directed by Tony Tsendeas
Shakespeare's Hamlet is torn between two mentors: Martin Luther and Doctor Faustus, in Davalos' sharply comic meeting of minds and passions that engages us to review what we hold to be "true." Oh, and along the way you'll meet Helen of Troy and the Virgin Mary.
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October 7 - November 1, 2009
Hysteria
By Terry Johnson
Directed by Steven Carpenter
All hell breaks loose when Sigmund Freud's final days battling cancer are interrupted by Salvador Dali (starring Rep Stage favorite Bruce Nelson) and an attractive young student in this rollicking farce that bares Freud's own troubled psyche.
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February 3 - February 28, 2010
The Glass Menagerie
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by Michael Stebbins
This delicate yet profound story of love, loss, yearning, illusion and escape continues to fascinate audiences six decades after its premiere. You will remember the Wingfields and The Gentleman Caller long after the lights have come down.
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2009-2010 Showtimes |
| Wednesdays |
7PM |
| Thursdays |
7PM |
| Friday |
8PM |
| Saturday Matinees |
2PM |
| Satuday Evenings |
8PM |
| Sunday Matinees |
2PM |
| Sunday Evenings |
7PM |
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April 14 - May 2, 2010
On the Verge
or The Geography
of Yearning
By Eric Overmyer
Directed by Jackson Phippin
Three Victorian ladies time-travel through the Terra Incognita of man's recent recognizable universe in Overmyer's comedic adventure filled with cultural references, wordplay and looming possibilities. As one traveler says, "I have seen the future and it is slang."
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June 2 - June 27, 2010
The Goat or, Who is Sylvia?
By Edward Albee
Directed by Kasi Campbell
As Martin turns 50, his libido takes a confounding turn in Pulitizer Prize-winner Albee's outrageously funny confrontation between irrational rapture and the status quo, and the boundaries of passion and appetite.
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A Dickens of a Carol
By Kimberley Lynne
Directed by Michael Stebbins
With a twist on Charles Dickens' classic, "A Christmas Carol," Rep Stage presents a theatrical/dining experience in the historic Belmont Manor House-an
18th century colonial mansion in Elkridge, Maryland. The audience is transported back to 1843 as Dickens entertains with live period music and storytelling over drinks and appetizers in the ballroom, followed by a candlelit dinner of holiday
fare prepared by Belmont's award-winning chef.
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