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Dinner Theatre 2008

Our 30th Anniversary Season

 (1978-2008)

 

NOW PLAYING

 

 

A Season of Firsts, Bests, Mosts, Surprises, and Favorites.

 

The most requested show...

THE ODD COUPLE - September 5th thru November 2nd

  by Neil Simon

 

This is, without a doubt, the classic American comedy by a classic American

playwright. Few shows enjoy such wide-ranging popularity as the ODD COUPLE;

not only as a hit Broadway comedy but also a box office smash movie and a

long-running television show. Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison, eternally

locked in the battle of "Sloppy and the Neat-freak continue

to delight audiences.  "A rip-roaring good time!"

 

COMING SOON

 

The sequel to the surprise hit of 2007...

 

A DON'T HUG ME CHRISTMAS CAROL - November 7th thru January 25th

  by Phil and Paul Olson

 

Cantankerous bar owner Gunner Johnson has an argument with his wife, Clara,

tells her he’s skipping Christmas, and storms out. Gunner then has a dream,

in which, he is visited by folk legend, Sven Yorgensen, who takes him on

a journey similar to that of A CHRISTMAS CAROL. Features 17 original

 songs including "The Christmas Cheese Polka" and "I Love You

 More Than Football."   "A hokey-jokey karaoke crowd pleaser."

 

Dinner Theatre

2009 Season

 

Chapter Two                         by Neil Simon                        Jan. 30-April 5 

This hit Broadway comedy mixes laughter with tribulations as only Neil Simon can. What makes it all the more special is that it is based on the author’s own life! Picking up the pieces can be awkward. Especially when your over-enthusiastic brother decides to play matchmaker with disastrous results. It’s a whimsical, touching, and very funny look at starting over.                                              “…downright funny!”—New York Post

 

Lend Me A Tenor              by Ken Ludwig                               April 17-June 21

It's a big night for the Cleveland Opera. Famed opera star, Tito Morelli is to perform. Through a series of mishaps he gets a double dose of tranquilizers. He is thought to be dead so a lowly assistant is coerced into impersonating "Il Stupendo." Of course, Tito isn't dead and we are left with a rollicking farce of mistaken identities and "who's been told what by whom!"                                                "Uproarious! Hysterical!" --USA

 

I Do, I Do                       Book and Lyrics by Tom Jones                   June 26-Aug. 30

Music by Harvey Schmidt   Based on The Fourposter by Jan de Hartog

The show begins with Michael and Agnes's wedding night and follows them through fifty years of marriage. This musical journey is at times blissful, often hysterical, and always entertaining. From wedding night jitters, to the first pregnancy, to mid-life crises; it's a musical handbook on the art of marriage.  

                                                "...at once amusing and truly endearing--New York Post

 

A Nice Family Gathering     by Phil Olson                         Sept. 11-Nov. 1

From the author of DON’T HUG ME, here’s the story of a man who loved his wife so much that he almost told her. The “dearly” departed patriarch of the Lundeen family makes a return appearance to tie up a few loose ends. The sparks and fun really start to fly when he discovers that Mom has a date for this nice family gathering!    

 “Family silliness…Garrison Keillor meets Topper.LA Times

 

Rudy’s Holidaze Reunion   by Don Hodgins           Nov. 6-Jan. 24, 2010 

Marsha and Rudy decide to get the Poznarski clan together for the holidays. Marsha reluctantly agrees to let our hero Rudy handle some of the details, knowing full well with Rudy's "help" the event may very well make the Titanic look like a pleasure cruise. Add to that the "unexpected guest" effect and you are in for some holiday hilarity.

                                                                                                            "A yuletide treat!"  

 

Show Times

Weekday  Matinees

Dinner at Noon.   Showtime at 1:45pm

Sunday Brunch  Matinees

Brunch seating 11:30am - 12:30pm  

Showtime at 1:45pm

Thursday thru Saturday

Dinner seating 5:45pm - 6:30pm.

  Showtime at 8:00pm

 

Prices (2008 season)

Weekday Matinee Package

$38.99 (includes lunch and show)

Show only ticket 25.99

Thursday Thru Sunday

Dinner and Show $39.99

 Show only ticket 28.99

Friday/Saturday Nights

   Dinner and Show $42.99

Show only ticket 28.99

Sunday Brunch Matinee

Champagne Sunday Brunch $16.99

plus $28.99 show ticket

 

*Prices do not include sales tax

*Group, child and student discount available.

*Holiday and Special Event prices slightly higher

*Prices subject to change

 

A Great Deal Just Got Better!!!

Season tickets make an already great entertainment value

 even better!  Enjoy substantial savings off regularly priced

 tickets.  Full Season or Pick 3 Season tickets make great gifts!

Call our Box Office to order your tickets!

2008 Season

Dinner and Show

Full Season $169.99 + tax
Pick 3 $110.99 + tax

Show Only

 

Full Season $114.99 + tax
Pick 3 $77.99 + tax

•  Dinner Entrees will be served the night of the performance with Entree prices starting at $12.50

•  Season Tickets are non refundable and non exchangeable.

 

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through Saturday evenings.

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