Rep Stage Proudly Announces 2013-14 Season. Memberships and tickets go on sale July 1, 2013. |
2013-2014 SEASON INCLUDES:
NEWS/EVENTS
“A Young Lady of Property”by Horton Foote |
The story of Wilma, a lonely girl who has lived with her aunt since her mother’s death. Her greatest wish is to live with her father in the house her mother left her—in the absence of a real family, the house has become everything to her, and her whole identity is based on this, her one possession.
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“I Am My Own Wife”by Doug Wright Winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize and the 2004 Tony Award, “I Am My Own Wife” is based on the true story of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a German transvestite who survived both the Nazi and repressive East German Communist regimes. |
“The Piano Teacher”by Julia Cho Playwright Julia Cho’s brilliantly crafted mystery tells the tale of an elderly widow and former piano teacher, Mrs. K, who has lived by herself in a small town since the death of her husband. She fills her days reminiscing about her late husband, as well as the children who had been her students. |
“The Fantasticks”
Book by Tom Jones, Music by Harvey Schmidt, Lyrics by Tom Jones
Based on the play “Les Romanesques” by Edmond Rostand
Directed by Nancy Tarr Hart
Musical Direction by Ross Scott Rawlings and Choreography by Helen Hayes award winner, Ilona Kessell
April 30 – May 18, 2014
Studio Theatre
A timeless fable of love, “The Fantasticks,” by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, is the world's longest running musical, having run for over 52 years in Manhattan with 17,162 performances, entrancing generations of audiences the world over. Hailed as "A Gem" by The Wall Street Journal, “The Fantasticks” is a funny and romantic musical about a boy, a girl, two fathers, and a wall.
Rep Stage Proudly Announces 2013-14 SeasonRep Stage’s 21st season explores concepts of time and memories through the eyes of a young woman hoping to fill her family house with her own memories; a German transvestite who recalls surviving both the Nazi and East German communist regimes; the conflicting and often chilling reminiscences of a middle-aged piano teacher and her former students; and, through the gifts of imagination, music, moonlight, and magic with a girl, a boy, two fathers, and a wall, as we “try to remember when life was so tender… “ Ticket Information Rep Stage's 2013-2014 season is made possible by:
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