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Side Door Stage Headlee Mainstage SUBSCRIBE NOW! to LAKEWOOD THEATRE COMPANY's 2019/20 SEASON SUBSCRIBE NOW! TO LAKEWOOD THEATRE COMPANY’S 2019/20 SEASON headlee mainstage FILM FAVORITES ONSTAGE Jul. 12 – Aug. 18, 2019 Sept. 6 – Oct. 13, 2019 Nov. 1 – Dec. 8, 2019 Music & Lyrics by Tim Minchin Music, Lyrics & Book by Richard O’Brien By Lee Hall Book by Dennis Kelly Directed by John Oules Adapted from the screenplay by Based on the book by Roald Dahl Give Yourself Over to Tom Stoppard & Marc Norman Directed by Paul Angelo Absolute Pleasure! Directed by David Sikking It Takes a Little Genius to Poetry, Adventure and Love Above All Change the World Are you ready to do the time warp? This humorous musical tribute to the science Young Will Shakespeare is grappling with The much-loved story by Roald Dahl bursts fiction and horror B movies of the late writer’s block while working on his new into musical life on the stage! Matilda, a 1940s through early 1970s has entranced play, Romeo and Ethel, the Pirate’s Daughter. precocious young bookworm, uses her audiences for decades, with its array of Inspiration strikes when he meets the strange powers of telekinesis to overcome characters who seduce, entangle and clever and beautiful Viola, but she has a obstacles and makes friends along the way. gyrate to tunes that are out of this world. hidden desire could put them both at risk. Title Sponsors: Don & Jessie Adams Don’t miss when it comes to life – in more Title Sponsor: Drs. Bill & Ricky Korach and Senator Bob Packwood & ways than one – on Lakewood’s Mainstage! Elaine Franklin Title Sponsors: ComForCare and Directorial Sponsor: Lakewood Center Associates Jeff & Joanne Kantor Jan. 10 – Feb. 16, 2020 Mar. 6 – Apr. 12, 2020 May 1 – Jun. 14, 2020 By Frederick Knott By Neil Simon Music by Jule Styne Directed by Nancy McDonald Directed by Pat Patton Lyrics by Bob Merrill See No Evil Two Bachelors. One Apartment. Book by Isobel Lennart Zero In Common. Directed by Ron Daum Susan Hendrix, a blind Greenwich Don’t Rain On My Parade! Village housewife, becomes the target of Felix, an uptight neat freak journalist, is ruthless con men who set up an elaborate thrown out by his wife and moves in with Based on the life of Broadway and film star charade in order to get their hands on a his friend Oscar, a slovenly sportswriter. Fanny Brice, and her stormy relationship mysterious doll. As the tension mounts The two must learn to get along as with entrepreneur and gambler Nick and the house plunges into darkness, can roommates, as Felix’s neuroticism and Arnstein, Funny Girl captures irresistible Susan outwit the murderous visitors? Oscar’s carelessness hilariously clash in charm, wit and warmth. Featuring iconic Simon’s classic comedy. numbers including “People” and “Don’t Title Sponsors: Andy & Nancy Bryant Rain On My Parade.” Directorial Sponsor: Lakewood Center Title Sponsor: Bill & Barbara Warner Associates Title Sponsor: Marilyn & Ron Nutting Directorial Sponsor: Samantha Richardson side door stage LOST TREASURES COLLECTION CURATED BY RON DAUM An award-winning series of rarely performed musicals. This year’s theme is “Barbara, Barbara, Barbra,” honoring the three women who originated their roles in these three musicals. Each show is presented in concert version for one weekend only. No sets, no props, great fun. Beverages and snacks available for purchase. Series Sponsor: Fritz Camp THE HIGH LIFE THE APPLE TREE I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE Oct. 18 – 19, 2019 Feb. 21 –22, 2020 Apr. 17 – 18, 2020 Lyrics by Howard Dietz Music by Jerry Bock Music & Lyrics by Harold Rome Music by Arthur Schwartz Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick Book by Jerome Weidman Book by Fay & Michael Kanin Book by Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick, Based on his novel of the same name Jerome Coopersmith Bachelor and playboy Anatol Von Huber has Harry Bogen, an ambitious, unscrupulous decided the time has come to settle down. A fun and imaginative collection of businessman in the 1930s garment industry, However, as he attempts to woo the innocent musical playlets based on popular fables will stop at nothing to get to the top. Liesl, Anatol’s philandering ways keep interrupting about the unfulfilled desires of humankind. Originally featuring Barbra Streisand in her their relationship. Originally starring Barbara Cook. Originally starring Barbara Harris. breakout Broadway role. BOX OFFICE: 503-635-3901 • LAKEWOOD-CENTER.ORG /LAKEWOODCENTERFORTHEARTS LAKEWOOD CENTER FOR THE ARTS • 368 S STATE ST. LAKE OSWEGO, OR 97034 @LAKEWOODTHEATRE #LAKEWOODTC.
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