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February 21 -
June 8, 2008
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice originally prepared this light hearted
musical version of the biblical story as a one-act school program. After the
success of Jesus Christ Superstar they expanded it to a full evening
by inserting additional songs and a lengthy recap of the score which
features many types of music including country, pop, rock, calypso and
vaudeville.
May 19, 2008
The Three Phantoms in Concert
Three who have starred in Broadway's Phantom of the Opera join in a concert
to benefit The Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts.
June 12 - August
24, 2008
All Shook Up
The "jukebox musical" built on the song catalogue of Elvis Pressley tells
the story of a mysterious roustabout with a black leather jacket and blue
suede shoes who arrives in a tiny middle-American town where the "Mamie
Eisenhower Decency Law" prohibits public displays of affection or dancing.
Click here to read our review of the
Broadway production.
August 28
- November 23, 2008
The Producers
This will be the first independent production in the Potomac Region of Mel
Brooks musical comedy that won more Tony Awards than any other show in
history, the comedy of a pair who set out to stage the worst flop in
Broadway history in order to fleece investors. Their would be flop?
Springtime for Hitler: A Gay Romp with Adolph and Eva at Berchtesgaden.
Click here to read our review of the
Broadway production.
November 27,
2008 - January, 2009
Forever Plaid: Plaid Tidings
A holiday-themed musical sequel to the original
Forever Plaid.
January -
February, 2009
Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical
A musical comedy built around the topic of mid-life crises large and small.
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