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The Omaha Community Playhouse Past Productions THE OMAHA COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE PAST PRODUCTIONS 1925-26 1926-27 1927-28 The Enchanted Cottage Merton of the Movies The Potters You and I Anna Christie Secrets The Devil’s Disciple The Youngest The School for Scandal Mary the Third He Who Gets Slapped Beyond the Horizon Lilliom Lady Windermere’s Fan Seventeen The Romantic Age The Guardsman The Enemy Outward Bound R.U.R. Rip Van Winkle Captain Applejack March Hares You Never Can Tell The Swan Pygmalion 1928-29 1929-30 1930-31 Aren’t We All An Ideal Husband Cock Robin They Knew What They Wanted Ten Nights in a Bar Room Ned McCobb’s Daughter Fashion Sun-Up Behold This Dreamer Dear Brutus Escape The Criminal Code Torchbearers The Hairy Ape The Intimate Strangers Arms and the Man The Queen’s Husband Death Takes A Holiday Grumpy A Kiss for Cinderella Alice-Sit-By-the-Fire 1931-32 1932-33 1933-34 Berkeley Square The First Mrs.Fraser Both Your Houses Jealousy Elizabeth The Queen June Moon Once in a Lifetime The Devil Passes A Doll’s House What Every Woman Knows East of Suez Springtime for Henry Mister Antonio The Perfect Alibi Uncle Tom’s Cabin The Royal Family Brigham Young Counselor-at-Law The Last Mile Engaged Three Cornered Moon 1934-35 1935-36 1936-37 The Good Fairy Her Master’s Voice Libel! Dear Brutus Kind Lady The Senator’s Husband Inheritors The Return of Peter Grimm Winterset A Thing of Beauty Yellow Jack Personal Appearance Wet Paint The Far-Off Hills Pride and Prejudice One Sunday Afternoon As You Like It Night of January 16th Louder Please Macbeth (Shorter Form) Post Road 1937-38 1938-39 1939-40 Excursion Tonight at 8:30 Our Town Night Must Fall The Masque of Kings Candida High Tor George and Margaret The Roof Storm Over Patsy Street Scene Bachelor Born Stage Door Yes, My Darling Daughter The Petrified Forest Blind Alley Our American Cousin The Gondoliers 1940-41 1941-42 1942-43 Margin for Error The Male Animal Ladies in Retirement My Heart’s in the Highlands Brief Music The Women Happy Journey George Washington Slept Here Dark Tower Air Raid Green Grow the Lilacs Family Portrait Rarely Fatal Mr. and Mrs. North The Eve of St. Mark The Gentle People You Can’t Take It With You Aaron Stick from The Great Adventure Punkin Creek Knickerbocker Holiday 1943-44 1944-45 1945-46 I Killed the Count Suspect Kiss and Tell Papa Is All Hay Fever The Silver Cord Let Us Be Gay The Little Foxes The Skin of Our Teeth The Guardsman The Lady Who Came To Stay Old Acquaintance Janie Pursuit of Happiness The Hasty Heart Dark Eyes Over 21 First Lady 1946-47 1947-48 1948-49 The Late George Apley The Great Big Doorstep Life With Father My Sister Eileen The Importance of Being Earnest I Remember Mama Soldier’s Wife Years Ago With Sirens Blowing The Time of Your Life Uncle Harry An Inspector Calls Joan of Lorraine The Song of the Bridge Command Decision I Like It Here Dream Girl John Loves Mary 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 Edward My Son Born Yesterday Light Up the Sky Parlor Story The Glass Menagerie Come Back Little Sheba The Bat On Borrowed Time The High Ground Missouri Legend Goodbye My Fancy Father of the Bride The Heiress The Winslow Boy The Lady’s Not for Burning Two Blind Mice The Secret of Suzanne The Happy Time Down in the Valley The Telephone 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 Happy Birthday The Moon Is Blue My Three Angles Abe Lincoln in Illinois The Shrike Detective Story Bell, Book and Candle Davy Crockett Mary of Scotland Stalag 17 Secret Service Sabrina Fair The Distaff Side Peg O’ My Heart The Caine Mutiny Remains To Be Seen Broadway Court Martial The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker Extra Production - June 1955 Country Girl-Playhouse Benefit 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 King of Hearts The Desperate Hours The Desk Set The Crucible The Rainmaker Witness for the Prosecution Dial “M” for Murder But Not Goodbye The Reluctant Debutante See How They Run Time Limit Inherit the Wind Anastasia The Chalk Garden Therese The Solid Gold Cadillac The Great Sebastians The Matchmaker 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 Separate Tables Say Darling Physician for Fools The Happiest Millionaire The Morgan Rock Kiss Me, Kate The First Legion The Girls in 509 Wingless Victory Teahouse of the August Moon Sunrise at Campobello Golden Fleecing The Hollow The Gazebo Ladies in Retirement Diary of Anne Frank Mrs. McThing The Pleasure of His Strange Bedfellows Company Who Was That Lady I Saw You With? 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 Pajama Game Bye, Bye, Birdie Little Mary Sunshine Julius Caesar J.B. Brigadoon Roman Candle Pool’s Paradise Gideon The Deadly Game All The Way Home The Best Man A Raisin in the Sun Write Me A Murder Breath of Spring Blithe Spirit Come Blow Your Horn A Far Country Take Her, She’s Mine 1964-65 1965-66 1966-67 Marriage Go Round (Summer Prod) The King and I Guys and Dolls Damn Yankees A Man For All Seasons Incident at Vichy Twelfth Night Life With Father Any Wednesday Calculated Risk A Case of Libel Devil’s Disciple The Corn Is Green Never Too Late You Can’t Take It Mary, Mary Death of a Salesman With You The Private Ear and the Public Eye Absence of a Cello Picnic Barefoot in the Park 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 Gypsy The Lark My Fair Lady Philadelphia, Here I Come Little Mary Sunshine The Great Sebastians Luv Uncle Vanya I Never Sang for My Father Generation Star Spangled Girl Don’t Drink the Water Macbeth A Delicate Balance Royal Hunt of the Sun The Little Foxes Wait Until Dark Cactus Flower The Odd Couple Black Comedy Your Own Thing The Apple Tree (Summer Prod) (Summer Prod) 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 The Sound of Music Oliver! 1776 The Andersonville Trial The Mousetrap Child’s Play Romanoff and Juliet The Subject Was Roses I Do! I Do! Man of LaMancha The Fantasticks The Last of the Red Catch Me If You Can Indians Hot Lovers The Captain’s Paradise Forty Carats Butterflies are Free Peter Pan (Summer The Wizard of Oz Send Me No Flowers Production) (Summer Production) Cinderella (Summer Production) 1973-74 Summerfest, 1974 Anything Goes Night Watch Produced in cooperation with the Department Plaza Suite of Dramatic Arts, University of Nebraska at Omaha Irma La Douce Taming of the Shrew Vivat! Vivat Regina! Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris Philadelphia Story The Me Nobody Knows 6 Rms Riv Vu 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 The Music Man The Golden Follies Shenandoah Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well How the Other Half Loves The Veldt and The and Living in Paris Sleuth Wonderful Ice Cream Suit Not Now Darling Galileo A Christmas Carol That Championship Season Oh, Coward! Orpheus Descending Crown Matrimonial The Sunshine Boys A Little Night Music George Washington Slept Here The Kid (Summer Prod) No Sex Please, We’re Godspell British (Held over for a summer run) 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 Cabaret Kismet Camelot Last Meeting of Knights of the To Kill a Mockingbird Shadow Box White Magnolia A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol Something’s Afoot Diamond Studs Scapino-A Long Way from Moliere Hamlet ‘79 Dracula St. Joan The Robber Bridegroom Cole (Cole Porter) How to Succeed in Business The Royal Family Mr. Roberts without Really Trying Blithe Spirit Peter Pan (Summer Prod in cooperation with District 66- Westside Schools, Nebraska Arts Council and the Nebraska Theatre Caravan) 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 My Fair Lady Unsinkable Molly Brown Fascinating Rhythms Of Mice and Men Whose Life Is It, Anyway? Merton of the Movies A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol Gold Dust As You Like It Strider The Three Musketeers Sweet Bird of Youth Treasure Island 70, Girls 70 Chicago Sherlock Holmes On Golden Pond Bedroom Farce The Suicide Farce Ballroom 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 The King and I Guys and Dolls Barnum Gin Game The Caine Mutiny Court Martial Crimes of the Heart A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol TinTypes Cyrano Pump Boys & Dinettes Robin Hood Look Homeward, Angel Terra Nova The Dining Room The Best Little Whorehouse Evita Inherit the Wind In Texas Tom Jones See How They Run Auntie Mame 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 Can-Can Sugar Babies Of Thee I Sing Witness for the Prosecution Animal Farm Diviners A Christmas Carol Corpse Pack of Lies Man of LaMancha Qualities (World Premiere) Rocky Horror Picture Show Noises Off A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol Paint Your Wagon Over Here Fantasticks Brighton Beach Memoirs Tenderloin Our Town The Hunchback of Notre Dame House of Blue Leaves On the Verge The 1940s Radio Hour Lion in Winter Julius Caesar Children of a Lesser God Creation Gigi Quilters South Pacific Musical Comedy Murders Arkansas Bear Quilters (June ‘88) 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 Gypsy Big River 42nd Street Bunk Bed Brothers Polish Sharp Shooters On Borrowed Time All My Sons Deathtrap A Funny Thing Happened... Starkweather Boys Next Door A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol Edwin Drood The Pied Piper 110 in the Shade Mountain Road to Mecca Irma Vep Amadeus El Grande de Coca Cola Bedful of Foreigners Other People’s Money Social Security Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Lend Me A Tenor Steel Magnolias Sophisticated Ladies Greater Tuna Teddy & Alice Hello, Dolly Brigadoon 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 The Wiz Funny Girl Sweet Charity O Pioneers A Few Good Men Black Comedy Carnival Joseph & The Amazing Sweeney Todd A Christmas Carol Technicolor® Dream Coat A Christmas Carol Cat on a Hot Tin Roof A Christmas Carol Into the Woods Rumors My Antonia Breaking Legs Fiddler on the Roof Sly Fox Frankenstein Manchurian Candidate The Most Happy Fella Love Letters Foreigner M.
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