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Past Productions SEASON ONE 1979-1980 SEPT. 1979 PLAZA SUITE NOV. 1979 TEN LITTLE INDIANS FEB. 1980 SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM MAY. 1980 BAREFOOT IN THE PARK SEASON TWO 1980-1981 SEPT. 1980 BLITHE SPIRIT OCT. 1980 THE FANTASTICKS DEC. 1980 A CHRISTMAS CAROL FEB. 1981 SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR MAY. 1981 UP ROSE A BURNING MAN SEASON THREE 1981-1982 OCT. 1981 VANITIES DEC. 1981 ANYTHING GOES FEB. 1982 THE GOOD DOCTOR MAY. 1982 THE RUNNER STUMBLES SUMMER 1982 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON FOUR 1982-1983 OCT. 1982 6 ROOMS RIVER VIEW DEC. 1982 WAIT UNTIL DARK MARCH. 1983 EQUUS MAY. 1983 ROGERS & HART SUMMER 1983 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON FIVE 1983-1984 SEPT. 1983 THE FOUR POSTER NOV. 1983 LUV FEB. 1984 SEE HOW THEY RUN APRIL. 1984 THE SHADOW BOX SUMMER 1984 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON SIX 1984-1985 SEPT. 1984 SLEUTH NOV. 1984 LOVERS & OTHER STRANGERS FEB. 1985 JACQUES BREL IS ALIVE AND LIVING IN PARIS MARCH. 1985 FRAGMENTS APRIL. 1985 DIAL M FOR MURDER SUMMER 1985 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON SEVEN 1985-1986 OCT. 1985 YOU KNOW I CAN'T HEAR YOU WHEN THE WATER IS RUNNING NOV. 1985 PLAY IT AGAIN SAM FEB. 1986 AGNES OF GOD MARCH. 1986 ROMANTIC COMEDY SUMMER 1986 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON EIGHT 1986-1987 SEPT. 1986 DEATHTRAP NOV. 1986 MASS APPEAL FEB. 1987 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST MARCH. 1987 THE PUBLIC EYE APRIL. 1987 THE LECHER & THE ROSE SUMMER 1987 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON NINE 1987-1988 OCT. 1987 FOOTLIGHT FRENZY DEC. 1987 CRIMES OF THE HEART FEB. 1988 THE GLASS MENAGERIE MAY. 1988 GODSPELL SUMMER 1988 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON TEN 1988-1989 OCT. 1988 THE FANTASTICKS DEC. 1988 A CHRISTMAS CAROL JAN. 1989 ADAPTATION MARCH. 1989 WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF MAY. 1989 ARSENIC & OLD LACE MAY. 1989 I DO, I DO SUMMER 1989 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON ELEVEN 1989-1990 OCT. 1989 NIGHTWATCH DEC. 1989 A CHRISTMAS CAROL JAN. 1990 STAR SPANGLED GIRL MARCH. 1990 OF MICE AND MEN MAY. 1990 STEEL MAGNOLIAS MAY. 1990 JEKYLL & HYDE SUMMER 1990 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON TWELVE 1990-1991 OCT. 1990 DRACULA DEC. 1990 A CHRISTMAS CAROL JAN. 1991 PRIVATE LIVES MARCH. 1991 TRIBUTE MAY. 1991 NUNSENSE SUMMER 1991 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON THIRTEEN 1991-1992 OCT. 1991 NOISES OFF DEC. 1991 YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN JAN. 1992 THE MOUSETRAP MARCH. 1992 I OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES MAY. 1992 ON GOLDEN POND SUMMER 1992 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON FOURTEEN 1992-1993 OCT. 1992 MURDER ROOM DEC. 1992 LIFE WITH FATHER JAN. 1993 NO EXIT JAN. 1993 THE HOLLOW CROWN FEB. 1993 A BALANCING ACT MARCH. 1993 RUMORS MAY. 1993 THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON MARIGOLDS SUMMER 1993 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON FIFTEEN 1993-1994 SEPT. 1993 A COMPANY OF WAYWARD SAINTS OCT. 1993 AND THEN THERE WERE NONE (TEN LITTLE INDIANS) DEC. 1993 HARVEY JAN. 1994 RICHARD CORY FEB. 1994 LOVE LETTERS MARCH. 1994 LEND ME A TENOR MAY. 1994 NUNSENSE II, THE SECOND COMING SUMMER 1994 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON SIXTEEN 1994-1995 OCT.1994 GUILTY CONSCIENCE DEC. 1994 THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT JAN. 1995 THE GIRL WHO WAS ASKED TO TURN BLUE FEB. 1995 PRELUDE TO A KISS MARCH. 1995 GOOD MAY. 1995 THE SUNSHINE BOYS SUMMER 1995 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON SEVENTEEN 1995-1996 SEPT. 1995 A PHOENIX TOO FREQUENT OCT. 1995 MURDER BY MISADVENTURE DEC. 1995 THE LION IN WINTER JAN. 1996 GRIEG, EDVARD GRIEG FEB. 1996 THE HAND THAT CRADLES THE ROCK MARCH. 1996 THE ODD COUPLE (FEMALE VERSION) MAY. 1996 FOREVER PLAID MAY. 1996 BIG TROUBLE SUMMER 1996 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON EIGHTEEN 1996-1997 OCT. 1996 JAKES WOMEN DEC. 1996 THE GIFT OF THE MAGI/LITTLEST ANGEL JAN. 1997 THE CRUCIBLE MARCH. 1997 A COUPLE OF WHITE CHICKS SITTING AROUND TALKING MAY. 1997 SMOKE ON THE MOUNTAIN MAY. 1997 JULIAN SUMMER 1997 FORT LINCOLN WALKING DRAMA SEASON NINETEEN 1997-1998 OCT.1997 RUN FOR YOUR WIFE DEC. 1997 SOME ENCHANTED EVENING JAN. 1998 THE FOREIGNER MARCH. 1998 FOXFIRE MAY. 1998 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEAR (ABRIDGED) MAY. 1998 FOREVER PLAID SEASON TWENTY 1998-1999 OCT. 1998 MURDER AT THE HOWARD JOHNSONS DEC. 1998 THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER JAN. 1999 ON GOLDEN POND APRIL. 1999 NUNSENSE 1999 DADDY'S DY'N WHO'S GOT THE WILL SEASON TWENTY-ONE 1999-2000 OCT. 1999 THE SENSUOUS SENATOR DEC. 1999 THE CHRISTMAS CAROL JAN. 2000 LITTLE WOMEN MARCH. 2000 MONKEY BUSINESS MAY. 2000 REHEARSAL FOR MURDER SEASON TWENTY-TWO 2000-2001 OCT. 2000 FRANKENSTEIN DEC. 2000 MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET JAN. 2001 SYLVIA MARCH. 2001 ALL I REALLY NEED TO KNOW, I LEARNED IN KINDERGARTEN MAY. 2001 GREATER TUNA SEASON TWENTY-THREE 2001-2002 OCT. 2001 LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS DEC. 2001 TUNA CHRISTMAS JAN. 2002 ROMEO AND JULIET MARCH. 2002 MORE FUN THAN BOWLING MAY. 2002 JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT 2002 SOMETHING'S AFOOT SEASON TWENTY-FOUR 2002-2003 OCT. 2002 I DO, I DO DEC. 2002 STEEL MAGNOLIAS JAN. 2003 THE HOMECOMING MARCH. 2003 MONKEY BUSINESS II APRIL. 2003 THE GIRL IN THE FREUDIAN SLIP MAY. 2003 LOVERS LEAP SEASON TWENTY-FIVE 2003-2004 OCT. 2003 MOON OVER BUFFALO DEC. 2003 OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOODS JAN. 2004 DEATH OF A SALESMAN MARCH. 2004 I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE MAY. 2004 BAREFOOT IN THE PARK SEASON TWENTY-SIX 2004-2005 OCT. 2004 THE GLASS MENAGERIE DEC. 2004 SORRY WRONG CHIMNEY JAN. 2005 MATCHMAKER MARCH. 2005 THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA (ABRIDGED) MAY. 2005 TWO BY TWO TWENTY-SEVENTH SEASON 2005-2006 OCT. 2005 PROOF DEC. 2005 IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE JAN. 2006 THE DINING ROOM MARCH. 2006 THE ODD COUPLE MAY. 2006 NOISES OFF TWENTY-EIGHTH SEASON 2006-2007 OCT. 2006 DRACULA DEC. 2006 DICKEN'S CHRISTMAS CAROL COMEDY-A TRAVESTY IN TWO ACTS FEB. 2007 TAKE A NUMBER DARLING MARCH. 2007 DON'T HUG ME! MAY. 2007 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE TWENTY-NINETH SEASON 2007-2008 OCT. 2007 HOME FIRES DEC. 2007 DON'T HUG ME CHRISTMAS COMEDY JAN. 2008 KITCHEN WITCHES MARCH. 2008 BLITHE SPIRIT MAY. 2008 THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE THIRTYTH SEASON 2008-2009 OCT. 2008 NUNSENSE DEC. 2008 A CHRISTMAS STORY JAN. 2009 WHOSE WIVES ARE THEY ANYWAY MARCH. 2009 DEATHTRAP MAY. 2009 PLAZA SUITE THIRTY-FIRST SEASON 2009-2010 OCT. 2009 LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS DEC. 2009 A CHRISTMAS CACTUS JAN. 2010 THE CEMETERY CLUB MARCH. 2010 CRIMES OF THE HEART MAY. 2010 MARRIED ALIVE! THIRTY-SECOND SEASON 2010-2011 OCT. 2010 RUMORS DEC. 2010 A CHRISTMAS CAROL JAN. 2011 SCREWTAPE MARCH. 2011 12 ANGRY MEN MAY. 2011 FOREVER PLAID THIRTY-THIRD SEASON 2011-2012 OCT. 2011 THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB DEC. 2011 ALEXANDER AND THE TERRIBLE HORRIBLE NO GOOD VERY BAD DAY JAN. 2012 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST MARCH. 2012 RABBIT HOLE MAY. 2012 GETTING SARA MARRIED THIRTY-FOURTH SEASON 2012-2013 OCT. 2012 DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE DEC. 2012 INSPECTING CAROL JAN. 2013 DOUBT MARCH. 2013 THE SPITFIRE GRILL MAY.2013 MARCUS IS WALKING THIRTY-FIFTH SEASON 2013-2014 OCT. 2013 WHO'S ON FIRST DEC. 2013 THE LONG CHRISTMAS DINNER JAN. 2014 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM MARCH. 2014 CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF MAY. 2014 FOR BETTER THIRTY-SIXTH SEASON 2014-2015 SEPT. 2014 BOEING, BOEING DEC. 2014 NUNCRACKERS JAN. 2015 TIME STANDS STILL MARCH. 2015 I HATE HAMLET MAY. 2015 BONNIE & CLYDE THIRTY-SEVENTH SEASON 2015-2016 OCT. 2015 THE 39 STEPS DEC. 2015 CHRISTMAS MY WAY JAN. 2016 TWILIGHT OF THE GOLDS MARCH. 2016 NEXT TO NORMAL MAY. 2016 HAY FEVER THIRTY-EIGHTH SEASON 2016-2017 OCT. 2016 YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN DEC. 2016 ALMOST MAINE JAN. 2017 BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE MARCH. 2017 SIX DANCE LESSONS MAY. 2017 ROMANCE, ROMANCE THIRTY-NINTH SEASON 2017-2018 OCT. 2017 CLUE, THE MUSICAL DEC. 2017 IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE RADIO PLAY JAN. 2018 THINGS MY MOTHER TAUGHT ME MARCH. 2018 VANYA SONIA MASHA AND SPIKE MAY. 2018 OPERA COMIQUE FORTIETH SEASON 2018-2019 OCT. 2018 THE ADDAMS FAMILY DEC. 2018 MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET JAN. 2019 ON GOLDEN POND MARCH. 2019 STEEL MAGNOLIAS MAY. 2019 NOISES OFF.
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