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Season Main Series Production 1. You Can't Take It With You, Oct 66, Marjie Rynearson 1966-67 2. The Subject Was Roses, Feb 67, Cynthia Heald 3. The Fantasticks, May 67, Jack Standard 4. Sorry, Wrong Number / The Hitch-Hiker, Oct 67, Mrs. Warren (Esther) Stewart 5. The Country Girl, Feb 68, Charles Taylor 1967-68 6. Affairs of State, May 68, Charles Taylor 7. Roar of the Greasepaint, Smell of the Crowd, Sep 68, Charles Taylor 8. Barefoot in the Park, Nov 68, Charles Taylor 9. Wait Until Dark, Feb 69, Charles Taylor 1968-69 10. Mary, Mary, May 69, Charles Taylor 11. Meredith Willson's The Music Man, Aug 69, Fred Goodson 12. Night Must Fall, Nov 69, Fred Goodson 13. Summer and Smoke, Feb 70, Fred Goodson 1969-70 14. The Odd Couple, Apr 70, Fred Goodson 15. Camelot, Aug 70, Fred Goodson 16. The Rainmaker, Nov 70, Mary Winnek 17. All My Sons, Feb 71, Mary Winnek 1970-71 18. Luv, May 71, Mary Winnek 19. Dirty Work at the Crossroads, Aug 71, Mary Winnek 20. Black Comedy, Nov 71, Mary Winnek 21. The Lion in Winter, Feb 72, Mary Winnek 1971-72 22. Bus Stop, Apr 72, Mary Winnek 23. You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, Jul 72, Mary Winnek 24. Our Town, Nov 72, Mary Winnek 25. The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, Feb 73, Sandy Shinner 1972-73 26. Last of the Red Hot Lovers, May 73, Sandy Shinner 27. Renaissance (World Premiere), Jul 73, Cliff Goodwin 28. The Mousetrap, Oct 73, Sandy Shinner 29. Plaza Suite, Dec 73, Sandy Shinner 1973-74 30. Inherit the Wind, Feb 74, Sandy Shinner 31. The Apple Tree, May 74, Sandy Shinner 32. Private Lives, Oct 74, Sandy Shinner 33. Butterflies Are Free, Dec 74, Sandy Shinner 1974-75 34. Harvey, Feb 75, Sandy Shinner 35. Guys and Dolls, May 75, Sandy Shinner 36. A Thousand Clowns, Sep 75, Sandy Shinner 37. Dracula, Nov 75, Sandy Shinner 1975-76 38. A Streetcar Named Desire, Mar 76, Sandy Shinner 39. A Thurber Carnival, May 76, Sandy Shinner 40. South Pacific, Jul 76, Sandy Shinner Season Main Series Production 41. Last Meeting Of The Knights of the White Magnolia, Oct 76, Sandy Shinner 42. The Doctor In Spite Of Himself, Jan 77, Sandy Shinner 1976-77 43. My Fair Lady, Apr 77, Sandy Shinner 44. The Diary Of Anne Frank, Jun 77, Sandy Shinner 45. Under Milkwood, Aug 77, Sandy Shinner 46. Barefoot In The Park (#2), Oct 77, Jo Ann Muchmore 47. The Fantasticks (#2), Dec 77, Jo Ann Muchmore 48. Twigs, Feb 78, Jo Ann Muchmore 1977-78 49. Oliver!, Apr 78, Jo Ann Muchmore 50. Charlie's Aunt, Jun 78, Jo Ann Muchmore 51. Mr Roberts, Aug 78, Jo Ann Muchmore 52. Forty Carats, Oct 78, Jo Ann Muchmore 53. The Man Who Came To Dinner, Dec 78, Jo Ann Muchmore 54. Oklahoma!, Feb 79, Jo Ann Muchmore 1978-79 55. Vanities, Apr 79, Jo Ann Muchmore 56. The Little Foxes, Jun 79, Jo Ann Muchmore 57. You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown (#2), Aug 79, Jo Ann Muchmore 58. Witness For The Prosecution, Oct 79, Caroll Price 59. My Three Angels, Dec 79, Caroll Price 60. The King and I, Feb 80, Carol Price 1979-80 61. Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Apr 80, Carol Price 62. Stop The World I Want To Get Off, Jun 80, Caroll Price 63. Finishing Touches, Aug 80, Caroll Price 64. Dames At Sea, Oct 80, Nancy Parrish 65. How The Other Half Loves, Dec 80, Spencer S. Steenrod 66. Stalag 17, Feb 81, Spencer S. Steenrod 1980-81 67. You Can't Take It With You (#2), Apr 81, Spencer S. Steenrod 68. Nightwatch, May 81, Spencer S. Steenrod 69. Anything Goes, Aug 81, Spencer S. Steenrod 70. Gypsy, Oct 81, Spencer S. Steenrod 71. Life With Father, Dec 81, Spencer S. Steenrod 72. Chapter Two, Feb 82, James L. Prior 1981-82 73. Laura, Apr 82, Spencer S. Steenrod 74. Carousel, Jun 82, Spencer S. Steenrod 75. Blithe Spirit, Jul 82, Spencer S. Steenrod 76. Once Upon A Mattress, Oct 82, Spencer S. Steenrod 77. Kind Sir, Dec 82, James L. Prior 78. Teahouse Of The August Moon, Feb 83, Jo Ann Muchmore 1982-83 79. Ladies In Retirement, Apr 83, Tom Taylor 80. Guys and Dolls (#2), Jun 83, Kathy Grisham 81. Arsenic And Old Lace, Aug 83, Jim Grisham Season Main Series Production 82. The Boyfriend, Oct 83, Jo Ann Muchmore 83. First Monday in October, Dec 83, Jo Ann Muchmore 84. I Never Sang For My Father, Feb 84, Annawyn Shamas 1983-84 85. Critic's Choice, Apr 84, Dennis Schneider 86. Cactus Flower, Jun 84, Jo Ann Muchmore 87. Of Thee I Sing, Jul 84, Cranston Dodds 88. Play It Again, Sam, Oct 84, Jo Ann Muchmore 89. Candida, Dec 84, Vivia "Bunny" Locke 90. Annie Get Your Gun, Feb 85, Jo Ann Muchmore 1984-85 91. The Dining Room, Mar 85, Annawyn Shamas 92. Crimes of the Heart, May 85, Jo Ann Muchmore 93. Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jul 85, Jo Ann Muchmore 94. They're Playing Our Song, Oct 85, Jo Ann Muchmore 95. The Importance of Being Earnest, Dec 85, Jo Ann Muchmore 96. Fiddler on the Roof, Feb 86, Clayton Karkosh 1985-86 97. The Philadelphia Story, Mar 86, Jo Ann Muchmore 98. Whodunnit, May 86, Jo Ann Muchmore 99. Picnic, Jun 86, Lyle Dye Jr. 100. Roar of the Greasepaint, Smell of the Crowd (#2), Oct 86, Jo Ann Muchmore 101. A Doll's House, Dec 86, Pat Cook 102. Foxfire, Feb 87, Jo Ann Muchmore 1986-87 103. Lunch Hour, Apr 87, Jo Ann Muchmore 104. Brighton Beach Memoirs, May 87, A. Bryan Humphrey 105. The Sound Of Music, Jul 87, Lyle Dye Jr. 106. Little Shop of Horrors, Oct 87, Lloyd Bishop 107. Tribute, Dec 87, Jo Ann Muchmore 108. The Royal Hunt of the Sun, Feb 88, Jo Ann Muchmore 1987-88 109. Couple Comedies: Marriage Proposal & 12-Pound Look, Apr 88, Patti Arnold 110. Biloxi Blues, Jun 88, Lyle Dye Jr. 111. Cabaret, Jul 88, Thomas Herod Jr. 112. The Foreigner, Oct 88, Chuck Taylor 113. Quilters, Dec 88, Patti Arnold 114. Rebecca, Feb 89, Jo Ann Muchmore 1988-89 115. Noises Off, Apr 89, Dr. Richard Hossalla 116. Broadway Bound, Jun 89, Jo Ann Muchmore 117. Mame, Jul 89, Jo Ann Muchmore 118. Sabrina Fair, Oct 89, Jo Ann Muchmore 119. Deathtrap, Dec 89, Patti Arnold 120. The Boys Next Door, Feb 90, Jo Ann Muchmore 1989-90 121. The Octette Bridge Club, Apr 90, Nick Sweet 122. The Nerd, Jun 90, Ken Webster 123. Damn Yankees, Jul 90, Jo Ann Muchmore Season Main Series Production 124. Side by Side by Sondheim, Oct 90, Jo Ann Muchmore 125. Nude with Violin, Nov 90, Patti Arnold 126. Steel Magnolias, Feb 91, Jo Ann Muchmore 1990-91 127. The Sunshine Boys, Apr 91, Charles Taylor 128. A Shayna Maidel, Jun 91, Lyle Dye Jr. 129. Meredith Willson's The Music Man (#2), Jul 91, Jo Ann Muchmore 130. Return Engagements, Oct 91, Tom Kirkpatrick 131. Harvey (#2), Nov 91, Pat Cook 132. Man of La Mancha, Feb 92, C. Suzanne Hudson-Smith 1991-92 133. God's Favorite, Apr 92, C. Suzanne Hudson-Smith 134. Anastasia, May 92, Ronnie Watson 135. Hello, Dolly!, Jul 92, C. Suzanne Hudson-Smith 136. The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, Sep 92, C. Suzanne Hudson-Smith 137. Nunsense, Nov 92, C. Suzanne Hudson-Smith 138. Children of a Lesser God, Feb 93, Mark Fleischer 1992-93 139. Cyrano de Bergerac, Mar 93, C. Suzanne Hudson-Smith 140. See How They Run, May 93, Dr. Richard Hossalla 141. Brigadoon, Jul 93, Natasha Tolleson 142. You Can't Take It With You (#3), Sep 93, John Suchomel 143. The Fantasticks (#3), Nov 93, John Suchomel 144. Cat On A Hot Tin Roof (#2), Feb 94, John Suchomel 1993-94 145. Arsenic and Old Lace (#2), Apr 94, Nancy Rogers 146. The Mousetrap (#2), May 94, Dr. Richard Hossalla 147. South Pacific (#2), Jul 94, John Suchomel 148. Nunsense II: The Second Coming, Sep 94, John Suchomel 149. The Butler Did It, Oct 94, Nina LeNoir 150. Fools, Feb 95, Michael J. Fox 1994-95 151. A Few Good Men, Mar 95, John Suchomel 152. On Golden Pond, May 95, Patti Arnold 153. Li'l Abner, Jul 95, Dr. Richard Hossalla 154. Rumors, Sep 95, Michael J. Fox 155. To Kill A Mockingbird, Nov 95, Dr. Raymond Carver 156. Can Can, Feb 96, Russell L. Wiseman 1995-96 157. Daddy's Dyin' (Who's Got the Will?), Mar 96, Russell L. Wiseman 158. Shadowlands, May 96, Russell L. Wiseman 159. Grand Hotel, Jul 96, Russell L. Wiseman 160. Lend Me A Tenor, Sep 96, Russell L. Wiseman 161. A . My Name Is Alice, Nov 96, Russell L. Wiseman 162. The Heiress, Jan 97, Russell L. Wiseman 1996-97 163. Private Lives (#2), Mar 97, Russell L. Wiseman 164. Ten Little Indians, May 97, Dr. Richard Hossalla 165. My Fair Lady (#2), Jul 97, Natasha Tolleson Season Main Series Production 166. The Cemetery Club, Sep 97, Patti Arnold 167. Wait Until Dark, Nov 97, Leon Perkins 168. 1776, Jan 98, San Lorenz 1997-98 169. The Foreigner (#2), Mar 98, Tom Herod 170. The Lion in Winter (#2), May 98, Jo Ann Muchmore 171. Once Upon a Mattress (#2), Jul 98, Paul Blackstock 172.
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