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Presents

HARVEY

A Comedy

By Mary Chase

Directed by Greg Milton

February 18-28, 2010 302 Seminole Street, Clearwater, FL 33755

(727) 446-1360 www.FrancisWilsonPlayhouse.Org

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From the President’s Desk

To our members and friends

Welcome to our production of the classic comedy Harvey. It is always difficult to present shows that have been made popular by iconic actors like James Stewart, but we think that director Greg Milton has pulled it off in great style.

Season members should have received their renewal notices in the mail by now, and we encourage all of you to sign up as soon as you can for what promises to be another great collection of shows. We have made some significant changes; one of these that affects all of you is that we are reducing the number of shows we are staging to seven. After consulting with the many volunteers who bring these shows to you, we realized that we are working them too hard.

We have asked them for the impossible, and they have delivered – again and again! However, we need to give these fine people a little more time to prepare between shows, so the schedule has been cut back and spread out. They all work so hard to ensure that our shows are the highest quality, and we have to provide an environment where they can excel without killing themselves in the process.

We are heavily into planning for our summer camp in July. We are fortunate that Showdown Stage Company is returning once more, so we will have the talents of Flip Kobler, Cindy Marcus, Dennis Poore, Domenic Bisesti and Micky Bronson in charge of the teen campers again. I expect another successful camp and another great original show for us to see at the end of it.

A lot of work goes on behind the scenes (literally!) to keep our theatre running not only today, but for tomorrow as well. One of the important tasks is periodically reviewing our performance as an organization, and identifying areas that need improvement, and describing the actions that we need to take to get where we are going. Past President Sam McClelland has been doing the heavy lifting on this vital project for us, and with some help from his friends, he should complete this herculean labor in time to present it at the annual general membership meeting at the end of the season. When the meeting date is announced shortly, please plan to attend.

Graham Jones

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Francis Wilson Playhouse

Benefactors

Executive Co-Producers M/M Bruce Black

Angels

Mrs. Nancy Neef Carnaby Ms Eleanor Jones M/M Robert Vest Ms Patricia S. Smith

Patrons

Ms Bobbi Wileman Adair M/M David Ford Mary & David Macdaid Mrs. Patti Baldwin LTC/Mrs. Peter Graubard M/M Gisella Monus M/M David Camburn Dr Paul & Maureen Gualtieri M/M Richard Mucciolo Mr. Donald Carroll M/M Joseph Hall Ms Jimmie Parker M/M Charles Carter Ms Dianna Hanger Mr. Michael Paysan M/M Joe Corbett Ruth & Rogers Hedberg Mr. Charles Possick M/M Charles DeBlaker M/M Robert Isinger M/M Egon Schreiner Mr. Bruce & Karen DeFelix M/M Tony Johannesmeyer Satendra & Marie Singh Dr Helen Dexterr Graham & Peggy Jones M/M John Stockman M/M Henry Durlacher Ms Ann Kessler Elvina/Donald Tuttle M/M Allen Edelman M/M Ben H. Loper Steven & Mary Ann Whit M/M James Foit

Sustainer Members Mr. Howard Eddy Ms Eddy Licht Mr. William Rockenfeller Mrs. Babs Michael

We apologize if your name was inadvertently left off this list.

Please contact our box office as soon as possible for a correction of any oversight.

================================================= 2009-2010 Season Memberships

9 Show Extended Season ............................................................... $150 8 Show Season................................................................................ $135 6 Show Season (6 consecutive shows)........................................... $125

Francis Wilson Playhouse Benefactor Memberships “Sustainer Member” ......................................................................... $175 “Patron” (2 seats per show) ............................................................. $350 “Angel” (4 seats per show)............................................................... $750 “Executive Co-Producer” (6 seats per show)................................$1,100

Box Office (727) 446-1360

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Francis Wilson Playhouse Clearwater, Florida

Board of Directors

Graham Jones ................................................ President Andy Rufo.......................................... 1st Vice President Babs Bailey ...................... Secretary/2nd Vice President David Camburn ..............................................Treasurer Kathleen Goelz ..................................... VP Investments Cherie Albury ....................................................Director Dianna Hanger ..................................................Director Patricia Bates Smith .........................................Director Chick Svboda ....................................................Director Jules Vickers .....................................................Director Open...................................................................Director Open...................................................................Director Patti Baldwin ................................ Chair - First Nighters Sam McClelland ...........Chair – Dorothy Ellison Society

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HARVEY A Comedy

By Mary Chase

Directed by Greg Milton

February 18-28, 2010

Director’s Notes Dearest Theatre Patrons, Firstly, let me personally thank you for supporting live theatre and thank you for your patronage! “Harvey is a story about a man who sees a big rabbit that nobody else sees, right?” Well, sort of... I was inspired to work on this show because I feel it is about humanity and relationships- a mystical microcosm of daily life that everyone can relate to. Harvey challenges social norms and forces us to look at ourselves and the way we behave toward each other. In addition, Harvey challenges us to question reality and examine what’s truly important in our lives. We get so wrapped up in ourselves sometimes forgetting to stop and smell the flowers. When we finally do, we usually find that was the one thing missing all along. So, I ask you to forget the day’s troubles, listen with fresh eyes and watch with new ears as you enjoy this modern, updated production of Harvey. Whether you see a large rabbit or not is totally up to you! ~GM

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Meet the Director and Crew

Greg Milton (Director) A beloved local theatre treasure like FWP, celebrating their 80th Anniversary season… a story everyone knows… a play so awarded, loved and revered- Greg is scared silly to be making his Bay Area directorial debut!

Well, he can’t be that shy because for the last three years, Greg has been acting on Bay area stages like Gorilla Theatre, Stageworks Theatre Co., Gypsy

Productions and Gulfport Players just to name a few. You may have seen him most recently as Diva in Three Guys in Drag Selling Their Stuff, The Narrator in the The Chosen or Shelby in Laura.

Greg also earned his first speaking film credit recently as the Dummy Comic in Herschell Gordon Lewis’ latest, Grim Fairy Tale, due out in the spring of 2010.

Greg would like to thank: The entire cast! I’ve set forth a challenge and you all stepped up to it. Now go knock ‘em dead!; Samantha… you are the other half of my brain- bless you; Maria… thank you for your inspiration, insight, enthusiasm and support- you are a true friend. In dedication to my mom, Alice ‘Faye’- dreams live on!

Samantha Symon (Stage Manager) is excited to be involved in her first production at Francis Wilson Playhouse. She thanks Greg for inviting her to be part of this project, and Dianna for making her life so much easier by being so on top of everything. Samantha completed an undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies with minors in Biology and Anthropology from Eckerd College, then realized that people are way more fun than trees and decided to pursue a career in stage

management. She has been making a living (mostly) stage managing in St. Petersburg, FL, and Spring Green, WI for going on two years and is hoping to begin a master’s degree in stage management in the fall.

Samantha Epps (Assistant Stage Manager) is pleased to be involved in her first production at Francis Wilson Playhouse, particularly Harvey, which was her grandfather's favorite play. She currently studies acting and voice at the Patel Conservatory, and plans to major in theater performance at USF this fall. Thanks to a great cast for all their hard work!

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Synopsis of Scenes

The action of this play takes place in the spring on the outskirts of a major metropolitan city in the southern region of the United States.

Time

The Present Act l, Scene 1: ...... The library of the Dowd family home, early afternoon. Act l, Scene 2: ...........................................Chumley’s Rest, an hour later. Act II, Scene 1: .........The library of the Dowd family home, an hour later. Act II, Scene 2: ......................................Chumley’s Rest, four hours later. Act II, Scene 3: ................................Chumley’s Rest, a few minutes later.

Cast

In Order of Appearance

Myrtle Mae Simmons ................................................Kendall McGuire Veta Louise Simmons ........................................................ Jan Brown Elwood P. Dowd......................................................... Gene Kachurak Maid(s) .................................. Jennifer Sanabria / Rebecca Goldman Ethel Chauvenet .....................................................Connie McDonald Ruth Kelly........................................................... Marquel Rasmussen Duane Wilson....................................................................Rob Simkin Lyman Sanderson........................................................Scott Hamilton William Chumley .............................................................. Rick Stutzel Betty Chumley............................................................. Barbara Casey Omar Gaffney..................................................................... Bill Harber Cabbie(s)............................... Rebecca Goldman / Jennifer Sanabria

Produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service

Meet the Cast

Jan Brown (Veta Louise Simmons) is happy to return to Francis Wilson with such a wonderful director, cast and crew. Jan previously performed in Gaslight Girl in 1996! Jan performed with SPLT as Buttercup in HMS Pinafore and Madame Ernestine Von Liebedich in Little Mary Sunshine. She has also performed at Venice Little Theatre, Manatee Players, and the Gulfcoast Opera. Her favorite roles include Kate in Kiss Me Kate, and Fay Templeton in George M. Offstage, Jan is a paralegal for

a law firm.

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Barbara Casey (Betty Chumley) is thrilled to be making her debut at FWP. Recently she did two productions with GCP, Gulfport, The Musical, and Auntie Mame. Prior to that she was in A Christmas Carol at SPLT, The Graduate and Miracle on 34th St. with ICT and won a Palmie Award for Best Supporting Actress for Miracle. Other shows include My Fair Lady with EOT and M*A*S*H* with ICT. She is delighted to have this opportunity to be in Harvey. Thanks to Greg for choosing

her and to Bill for all his support and patience.

Rebecca Goldman (maid/cabbie) is excited to be in her first show at Francis Wilson. She has most recently been seen as Antonia in SPLT's Twelfth Night, and as Chick in ICT's Crimes of the Heart. Other favorite roles include Jeanette in The Full Monty, Columbia in The Rocky Horror Show, and Miss Casewell in The Mousetrap. Rebecca would like to thank her friends and family for being awesome, and 7-11 for their coffee and slurpees that make the day go by a little easier.

Scott Hamilton (Lyman Sanderson) is thrilled to be returning the FWP stage. Previously at FWP, Scott was in the original cast of Francis Wilson: The Musical, Dames at Sea, and Barnum. Some favorite credits include: Oklahoma, HAIR, Joseph…, Anything Goes, A Chorus Line, How to Succeed…, and The Will Rogers Follies. Scott would like to thank God for all His blessings, with Him, all things are possible! Also, Scott would like to thank his friends and family for their continued love and

support. Scott dedicates his performance to the memory of his beloved grandparents. I love and miss you Mema and PaPa.

Bill Harber (Omar Gaffney) has enjoyed working in Community Theatre for the past 12 seasons and received a Lary Award for West Coast Players' Bus Stop, and for Francis Wilson Playhouse's Rumors. Bill enjoys working with such a unique cast in Harvey under the direction of Greg Milton! Bill has also worked at Eight O'Clock Theatre in Largo, P.A.G.E.S. in Safety Harbor, Dunedin Showcase Theatre in Dunedin, Francis Wilson Playhouse in Clearwater and has been very active with West Coast

Players for 12 years. Bill performs daily at a local Carpet Store. Thanks to my wonderful wife Karen, for putting up with my many characters!

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Gene Michael Kachurak (Elwood P. Dowd) Last seen at FWP in Sweet Charity (Vittorio Vidal) and Man of La Mancha (Dr. Carrasco). Previous performances include: South Pacific (Emile de Becque), Camelot (Sir Dinadan), Fiddler on the Roof (Avram), Much Ado About Nothing (Prince Don Pedro), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Egeus), As You Like It (Duke Senior), Murder In The Cathedral (Archbishop Thomas Becket), Done To Death (Whitney Olive), No Sex Please, We’re British, and

others. Gene thanks the Maker of all things for His abundant gifts.

Connie McDonald (Ethel Chauvenet) is excited to be back at FWP after just appearing in Leading Ladies. You may also remember her as Mrs. Watts in Trip to Bountiful, Sister Catherine in Joan of Lorraine or in My Three Angels as Madame Parole, to name a few. She also appears in many local TV commercials and states “I do TV commercials to support my theatre habit – my first love!”

Kendall McGuire (Myrtle Mae Simmons) played her first lead role at age four, where she portrayed Mary in a Christmas play. Since then she has continued to pursue her love for theatre in such roles as the Queen in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Anna in The King and I, Olivia in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night and most recently Belle in A Christmas Carol at Francis Wilson Playhouse. She currently teaches drama and music at the high school level, but plans to pursue a full-time acting career at the end of the semester.

Marquel Rasmussen (Ruth Kelly) Nurse Kelley is Marquel’s first stage appearance. She starred in her sister Blair Skinner’s award-winning short film noir Three’s A Crowd and other short films. She is a spokes model for ESPN’s Superbowl Party, Hawaiian Tropic and Winghouse. Wanting to try stage work, Marquel auditioned for Harvey. It is her hope to pursue a career in acting. Marquel would like to thank her family, friends, and her husband Bill for all their support.

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Jennifer Sanabria (maid, cabbie) played Rita in her high school’s rendition of West Side Story and ever since she has loved the theater. Although Harvey is her first community theater performance, she has performed in several church productions and many of her friends say she performs for an Academy Award every chance she gets. Jennifer was born and raised in Boston and has lived in the Tampa Bay area since 1998.

Rob Simkin (Duane Wilson) is delighted to perform once again at the Francis Wilson Playhouse in this season's production of Harvey. Acting has always been a part of his life since the age of 5. He attended the University of Maryland as a Theatre Major. He relocated to Florida and soon found his groove in the entertainment industry in 2005 where his voice over talents contributed to several episodes of the Children's Learning Series: The Great News Kids. Since 2006, Rob has worked daily in the

performing arts and entertainment business as the Talent Director for MPC. He coaches aspiring actors in his spare time. His Theatrical credits include; Billis in South Pacific (2002);Carl in The Glory of Living (2004); Dennis Shepard/Ensemble in Laramie Project (2002); King/Ensemble in Ubu Roi (2002); David in The Foreigner (2006); Red in Last Night at the Colonial (2004); and Vernon in The TriTones Are Back (2005). He would like to thank the cast of Harvey, a truly amazing team of actors to share a stage with, and Greg - his kind of Director! It's been a pleasure. He would also like to thank his Mother for all her support and for always taking him to Broadway Shows...hint, hint.

Rick Stutzel (William Chumley) is proudly reprising a role he last played in high school. This is Rick's 5th time in Harvey, having also appeared twice as Wilson and once as Elwood. This is his 6th FWP show. Recent roles include the Diction Teacher in 8 O'Clock Theatre's Singin' In The Rain, and Marryin' Sam in Li'l Abner in New Port Richey. Mucho amore to Mootsie and to Smike, his personal pooka.

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Production Staff

Director ......................................................................Greg Milton Assistant Director ................................................. Maria Psomas Stage Manager................................................Samantha Symon Assistant Stage Manager ...................................Samantha Epps Costumers .......................................................Samantha Symon Set Design............................................................ Jim Demetrius Lighting Design............................................................Andy Rufo Light & Sound...................................................... Dianna Hanger Box Office ...........................................................Gabrielle Snapp Playbill .................................Kristen Rowell / Peggy Reay-Jones Producer ...............................................................Dianna Hanger

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First Nighters Lobby Rejuvenation Project

It is not often one can share in the decorating of a theatre lobby that audiences have enjoyed for 80 years and will continue to enjoy for many years to come.

The First Nighters are a dedicated group of women who believe that a live theatre experience should be a very special occasion. Twice during each theatre season they hold a Gala Champagne Premier to benefit the Francis Wilson Playhouse.

In the past, the First Nighters with generous donations from those who come to see our shows and others raised funds that have resulted in a new and expanded air conditioning system, a new front curtain in red velvet, refurbishment of our rest rooms, lights for our dressing rooms and many other technical and aesthetic updates within our extensive building.

This year The First Nighters have celebrated the 80th Season of Francis Wilson Playhouse by pledging their fundraising toward re-decorating the Playhouse Lobby.

The First Nighters are:

Patti Baldwin, Chair

Stella Coe

Pat Hinds

Sunny Kovarick

Ruth Padrone

Glenda Robinson

Evelyn Shambaugh

Ann Shortway

Kay Slade

Janet Withopf

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Clearwater’s “Gem on the Bay”

Celebrated it’s Eightieth Season On January 7, 2010

With the unveiling of the remodeled lobby The First Nighters is a dedicated group of women who not only believe that the Playhouse is a community asset, but also believe that a live theatre experience should be a very special occasion. The following is a list of the donors that made the rejuvenation of the lobby possible as well as the funds raised with our last First Nighters Musical Premier.

Albury, Cherie Ameriprise Financial Bailey, Babs Baldwin, Patti Bandini, Cathy Barnes, Matt

Barnett, Flo & Stanley Bates Smith, Patricia Belden, Janie Black, Mary and Bruce Braman, Pat Camburn, David Coe, Stella Cornette, Margaret & Earl

Crotty, Madeline Delideon, Marilyn

Del Vitto, John Demetrius, Jim

Draeger, M/M William C.Jr Dusckas, Ms. Cornelia M. Fodiman, Aaron Govan, Audrey Hamilton, Anna Hinds, Patricia & Richard Isaly, Judy and William Johnson, Anita M. Jones, Peggy & Graham Kenney, Judy and Ray Kiefer, Diana And Robert Kolitsas, George Kovarick, Sunny Lang, Ricky Macdaid, Mary & Dave Macinic, Manny Malone, Brad & Victoria Mann, Patricia

Marlow, Harriett

Moran, M/M Pat Newman, Marijtje & Richard Padrone, Ruth and Tony Robinson, Glenda and Dick Rufo, Andy

Shambaugh,Evelyn Shambaugh, Stella Shortway, Ann & William Sinnett, Hilda Slade, Kay Snapp, Ms. Gabrielle T. Steele, Dorothy Taylor, Jonathan Tracy, Bryan Williams, Phyliss Withopf, Janet and Charlie

Word-Burnside, Margaret

We apologize if your name was inadvertently left off this list. Please contact our box office immediately for a correction of any oversight

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Concert Series Songs that Got Away

April 10, 2010

Did you know that “Getting To Know You” from THE KING & I was originally in SOUTH PACIFIC? Or that songs from MY FAIR LADY made their way into GIGI instead? In this fun concert we’ll look at songs that were cut, revised or moved from various Broadway shows during Broadway’s Golden Age.

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Coming March 18-28, 2010

A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to the Forum

Musical Book by Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart,

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

This riotous musical farce has been popular ever since Zero Mostel opened the show with the number “Comedy Tonight” at the start of its run of almost 1,000 performances in the early sixties. It was revived in 1996, ran for another 700 performances and all three of its Broadway openings have given the leading actor (Zero Mostel, Phil Silvers and Nathan Lane) a Best Actor Tony award. It has been a hit everywhere it has played, from the theatres of Broadway and London’s West End to community theatres all over the world. In addition to its Best Actor awards, it has also won Best Musical, Best Book, Best Director and Best Supporting Actor. Set in ancient Rome and based loosely on the farces of playwright Plautus (251 – 183 BCE), the show tells the bawdy story of a slave (Pseudolus) and his attempts to win his freedom by helping his young master (Hero) win the heart of Philia, one of the courtesans in the brothel next door. This is a marvelous and fast paced show, with terrifically funny songs, chases around the stage, unexpected arrivals, misunderstandings and all of the other ingredients of the great farces. We are delighted to welcome Director Jason Fortner back with another fabulous cast and crew.

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Showdown Performing Arts will be returning this summer with their totally unique theater camp designed with and for teens. Flip Kobler, Cindy Marcus, Dennis Poore, Micky Bronson and Domenic Bisesti will return to Francis Wilson Playhouse from July 12, 2010 (Orientation) through July 31, 2010. We’ve been overwhelmed with last years kids asking and kids they have told about it asking when they will be back.

A normal schedule:

Mornings are devoted to classes. Students can choose from Acting, Directing, Playwriting, Composing, Stage Movement, Dance, Musical Theater, Stage Craft and Technical Theater. They go to three one-hour classes a day, taught by professionals who actually make their living in the entertainment industry.

Supportive adult mentoring relationships nurture trust in authority figures.

First rate original productions build their self-confidence, sense of achievement, and a passion for reading, especially the classics.

Students get hands on experience in all aspects of theater. They help design and build the sets. They help design and construct costumes. They learn to hang lights and design a lighting scheme. They design and run the sound. They stage manage. They manage the front of the house. Playwriting students have the option to write the shows for upcoming seasons.

After lunch it's into rehearsals of a full scale production that ends with performances before an audience.

Under the guidance of veteran composer Dennis Poore, students even get to write songs for the show.

High Quality performing arts classes geared toward teen issues give students a better understanding of who they are and why they matter, as well as help them discover their inner strengths and talents.

The camp emphasis is on original shows. This gives the students a chance to create something never before seen. They get a chance to breathe life into new characters, to design a set that relies on nothing but imagination.

More specific information to come later but its definite they will be back

Check this link out.

http://www.youtube.com/user/Showdownstage

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A Special Thanks To Our Contributors

General Fund

Deborah A. A’Hearn Milton and Kay Hooper

Donations in kind (Furnishings, Costumes Props, etc)

Cherie Albury M/M H. William Isaly Hildegard Andreas Eleanor Jones M/M David Camburn Babs Bailey Peggy and Graham Jones Michael Crawford Dolores and Ronald Buckley Charles Kubecka Dee Ray Crews Alan & Stephany H. Dawson Mary and David MacDaid MaryKay Cyrus Charles & Karleen DeBlaker Anita and Sam McClelland Mrs. Helen Dalzell Rich & Shelly Dennis Babs Michael Patricia and Pat Moran Dorothy M. Dutcher Mr. Charles Possick Charles Napier Carol Enters Marguerite S. Sharkey M/M Thomas P. Evans Mrs. Ida Swartz Dianna and Mary Hanger Ms. Denise Thompson

Sharon Price Lillian and Claude Washabau

Terry Sue Turner Theatre Building Fund Betty and Jay Waxenberg Welcome Home Relocation

Mary Ann White Ms. Shirley Wyckoff Deborah A’Hearn M/M. Thomas Evans Mary Fitzpatrick

In Memory of Larry Banks

In Memory of Henry Baldwin

Ruth and Rogers Hedberg Kim and Rob Hedin M/M Glenn Blair Ms Debbie Baldwin Janice B. Hill Jennifer Blair Ms Delores Baldwin Roberta and Raymond Hoopes Thella Brooks Mr. Joseph Baldwin James D & Susan Larsen Joan M. Dewey Ms Lori Baldwin Dr. Harold & Mrs. Olive Lehmus M/M George Krissinger Ms Marci Baldwin Anita and Sam McClelland M/M Clifford Perry Evelyn Kolkmeyer Mary and David MacDaid M/M Richard Philpott M/M Robert Kontey

M/M George Roby The FWP First Nighters Tom Poddi M/M Jerry Lorch

Thomas H.& Kathryn J. Meachum M/M John Wookey Beverly and Donald Taylor Nancy and Jim Nadin M/M Michael Schmitt

Nancy and Randolph Spoth

Anna Marie and Frank Turk In Memory of

Rogers Hedberg Belleair Country Club Croquet

We apologize if your name was inadvertently left off this list.

Please contact our box office immediately for a correction of any oversight ________________________________________________________________________

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Francis Wilson Playhouse Upcoming Events 2009-2010

Visit us at www.FrancisWilsonPlayhouse.Org

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

Musical Book by Burt Shevelove and Larry

Gelbart, Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

March 18-28,, 2010

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March

Concert Series Songs That Got Away

April 10, 2010 2:00 pm & 8:00 pm

April 10, 2010

Enchanted April Romantic Comedy

By Matthew Barber, Book by Elizabeth von Arnim

Apr 22-May 2, 2010

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April/May

Don’t Dress for Dinner Comedy

By Marc Camoletti, Adapted by Robin Hawdon

May 20-30, 2010

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May

Youth Summer Camp Showdown Performing Arts

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July

Barefoot in the Park Comedy

By Neil Simon

September 30 –October 10, 2010

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September/October

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Musical

Book by Jeffrey Lane, Music and Lyrics by David Yazbek

November 4 – 21, 2010

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