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Love, Loss and What I Wore Caroline, Or Change City Of LOVE, LOSS AND WHAT I WORE with unforgettable characters make this a can’t- complete entertainment package. Jan. 22 – Feb. 14, 2016 miss musical. sponsors: Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center, and Love, Loss and What I Wore is an endearing sponsors: Friends of the Playhouse | orchestra sponsor: Anne Thorne Weaver Friends of the Playhouse media sponsor: media sponsor: Waitt Outdoor and witty collection of stories shared by a cast Whitmore Charitable Trust | Cox of women sitting side by side, accompanied LOST BOY FOUND IN WHOLE FOODS by illustrations from the original work. The CITY OF ANGELS March 4 – April 3, 2016 May 6 – June 5, 2016 fabric of their tales of life’s struggles and Gabriel, one of the Lost Boys of Sudan, has celebrations is woven with the common thread Sexy, sizzling and smart, City of Angels is a started a new life in America. While working in of the all-important outfits they wore for each film noir-style musical that pays homage to Whole Foods, he meets Christine, a middle-aged, occasion. This production is presented in its glamorous 1940s Hollywood. Winner of six single mother. Their connection, and Christine’s original and intended form of script-centered Tony Awards, including Best Musical, this clever quest to help him, changes both of their lives. storytelling. Enjoy an evening of reliving poignant show has two plots running simultaneously (the Lost Boy Found in Whole Foods is an impactful milestone memories and hilarious coming-of-age real world and the “reel” world) as a man writes and heartbreaking play that spotlights social chronicles with this unique theatrical experience. a screenplay that mirrors his own life. Intrigue, responsibility and compassion for humanity. sponsors: College of Saint Mary mystery and incredible music make City of Angels media sponsor: CW 15 a must-see production. sponsor: Rich and Fran Juro sponsor: Mutual of Omaha | orchestra sponsor: The Heider Family CAROLINE, OR CHANGE Foundation | media sponsor: KMTV 3 THE PRODUCERS Feb. 12 – March 20, 2016 May 27 – June 26, 2016 Caroline, or Change is a powerful, sung-through CALENDAR GIRLS Winner of 12 Tony Awards, The Producers is the musical set in Lake Charles, Louisiana, during April 15 – May 8, 2016 hilarious, lively and absurd Mel Brooks comedy the American civil rights movement. Caroline, an Sisterhood and side-splitting laughs are at the that follows producers Max Bialystock and Leo African-American maid, works in the Gellman heart of this bare-all play. After Anne’s husband Bloom on their quest to become filthy rich. They home for a meager wage. Rose Gellman enlists dies of leukemia, she vows to keep his memory have created a perfect plan and a Broadway Caroline’s help in teaching her stepson, Noah, alive through a memorial. She and her friends “of scam—produce a complete theatrical failure with the value of money by allowing Caroline to keep a certain age” drop their trousers and discover a terrible script and the worst director in town. any change he leaves in his pockets. Caroline is their courage as they pose for a nude (but tasteful) Packed full of dancing Nazis, storm troopers and faced with the dilemma of taking money from a calendar to raise funds. As the women experience showgirls, their musical Springtime for Hitler is a child in order to provide for her own children. As newfound stardom due to their increasingly sure bet to bomb. Now they just need to sit back the large-scale social changes in the country popular calendar, their bonds of friendship are and let the dough roll in… take hold, her teenage daughter shows her that tested. Based on a true story and adapted from sponsor: TD Ameritrade | orchestra sponsor: The Giger change can set her free. Soaring ballads along the film of the same name, Calendar Girls is the Foundation | media sponsor: WOWT SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS MINI STAR CARD PICK THREE RISING STAR All 6 Remaining Productions! Choose 3 of the 6 remaining shows! For 21 to 35 year olds ADULT SUBSCRIPTION $150 ADULT SUBSCRIPTION $99 $40 SUBSCRIPTION STUDENT SUBSCRIPTION* $90 STUDENT SUBSCRIPTION* $66 Each Rising Star subscriber may purchase up All of the following are included! Please mark 3 selections below: to 2 tickets for the regular season productions at Love, Loss and Calendar Girls Love, Loss and Calendar Girls $15 per ticket. 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