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Thursday, March 6, 2014

March ROARS in like a LION - So many great shows to enjoy!


There is so MUCH going on this week! Film festivals and art shows, symphony concerts and fabulous theatre going on from Santa Maria to Paso Robles, not to mention Phyllis' Revue at the Madonna Inn! Aren't we lucky? The Central Coast is just chock full of amazing arts and culture. The only problem is how to fit it all into our schedules. Choose from any of the events pictured above for this weekend's entertainment and you'll have a wonderful time!


But of course, if you haven't seen Some Enchanted Evening yet, make plans to do so this weekend or next, because it'll be gone forever on March 16th! Audiences are truly loving this delightful Rodgers & Hammerstein revue and you will too. Click HERE for your tickets NOW - you'll be glad you did!


And then be sure to get your tickets early for our next Ubu's Other Shoe Staged Reading, PSYCHOPATHIA SEXUALIS, on March 21-22. We sold out for our last Ubu show, so don't delay, click HERE for more information and to get your tickets for this hilarious play written by John Patrick Shanley and directed by Lisa Woske.


And of course, there are always AUDITIONS coming up around here too! Director Jill Turnbow is looking for six talented actors for a staged reading of A Delicate Balance to be performed on May 2 & 3. Auditions are this Sunday and the following Tuesday. Get all the details HERE. And while you're there, mark your calendars for auditions for August: Osage County, directed by Anet Carlin, coming up May 3-4. 


Director Zach Johnson just posted the cast list for our big season finale musical A Chorus Line. You can see that cast list HERE and while you're checking it out, go ahead and get your tickets too. Trust me, it's going to be a sell-out!

Whatever you do this weekend, or the next, make sure you come see Some Enchanted Evening before it's too late. 5 performers, 2 pianists, 30+ Rodgers & Hammerstein songs and only 8 chances left to enjoy them all! I'll be here to enjoy the music all day on Saturday, including our special Saturday Martini Night! Hope to see you there.

Cheers!
Patty



Thursday, January 30, 2014

Heading into a weekend of OTHER DESERT CITIES -PLUS- Rehearsals and construction continue for Some Enchanted Evening!


We're heading into a great UBU weekend with a staged reading of OTHER DESERT CITIES this Friday and Saturday night. A finalist for the 2012 Pulitzer Prize, the production was nominated for five Tony Awards and has now become a hot ticket at regional theatres across the country. John Battalino directs a stellar cast in this dynamic staged reading of a "searing comedy with banter that dazzles and decimates..." You can buy your tickets right HERE, right NOW, and be sure to arrive early for the best seats, especially on Friday, since there is a talk-back after the performance. Don't miss this one!

SOME ENCHANTED EVENING: 
SET CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES!


The sound of construction fills the theatre by day and the sound of singing fills it by night! Our fabulous winter fundraising musical --  SOME ENCHANTED EVENING: THE SONGS OF RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN -- is coming together bit by bit!  Clockwise from top right, we can see volunteer Ron Burkhart sanding a brand new bench; the set platforms, featuring multiple levels for the performers and two elevated platforms for our amazing pianists, are quickly coming together;  and yes, Cheetos are a critical tool to have on hand when building and painting a set. Seriously. And finally, our gorgeous poster art (created by Subplot Studio!) provides a tantalizing hint at what's to come on Opening Night, which by the way is VALENTINE'S DAY! (hint, hint...) 

MEET THE CAST!


Danielle Dutro McNamara, Gregory Gorrindo, Jackie Edwards, Phil Edwards and Katie Gucik are the very talented members of the cast for this delightful Rodgers & Hammerstein musical revue. They'll be performing over 30 songs from some of the greatest Broadway hits of all time, including Carousel, Oklahoma, South Pacific, The King & I, The Sound of Music and many more. 


Director Kevin Harris and choreographer Zach Johnson show us their "better sides" as they work a song from South Pacific with the lovely ladies of the cast. :)


I've got a great idea! Why not treat your sweetheart to a romantic Valentine's weekend by getting your tickets NOW for Some Enchanted Evening! What a wonderful way to show you really care for that Broadway music-loving partner of yours. I'm just sayin'...could be the best Valentine's Day ever. And don't forget that Saturday night is Martini Night. Doors open at 6 pm. I'll tell her it was your idea. 

Buy your tickets HERE. Just add a bouquet of roses and you're done.

SOME ENCHANTED EVENING
THE SONGS OF RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN
FEBRUARY 14 - MARCH 16
Fridays & Saturdays @ 7pm | Saturdays & Sundays @ 2 pm

Music by Richard Rodgers  |  Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II

Directed by Kevin Harris
Musical Direction by Lacey McNamara
Choreography by Zach Johnson

Thanks to Laura Hopkins for sponsoring the show! 
Watch for our commercial on KSBY and you can hear our radio spot on KVEC!

FINALLY, YES... IT'S THE SUPER BOWL!


And I really hope you have a fabulous SUPER BOWL Sunday too! Of course my favorite part is the commercials. Sorry, but it's true. And if you haven't seen the new Budweiser Super Bowl commercial, check it out right HERE. But I'm warning you, it's got a cuteness factor that's off the charts. Clydesdales and puppies, who'd a thought?

Have a good weekend!
~Patty








Monday, January 6, 2014

PINOCCHIO! Plus AUDITIONS for two Pulitzer prize-winners, another great UBU staged reading and an ENCHANTED EVENING for Valentine's Day!


That just about covers it. Wow. Quite a line-up for the first two months of the year. So much for gradually getting back up to speed after the holidays. We prefer to start the new year off with a bang! There WILL be theatre. LOTS of it. All GREAT. So, pull out your calendar and start planning your next two months, because you don't want to miss a minute!


First up is the story of the little wooden marionette who wanted to be a real boy. PINOCCHIO!  We all know the story, but it's always worth hearing again, especially when it's performed by our talented Academy of Creative Theatre students! Show dates are January 10-26 and some shows are already selling out, so be sure to buy your TICKETS today!


WANTED:  2 women, 2 men; all excellent actors who can carry the weight and communicate the beauty of this Pulitzer Prize-winning play by David Auburn. Director Teresa Thuman has asked you to prepare two contrasting contemporary monologues for your audition here at the theatre January 25-26. CLICK HERE  for more information and break a leg! (PROOF runs April 4-27)


OTHER DESERT CITIES is a searing comedy with banter that dazzles and decimates...one of the most satisfying grown-up plays of the decade. Our next Ubu's Other Shoe Staged Reading hits the stage January 31-February 1. Written by Jon Robin Baitz and directed by John Battalino, Other Desert Cities features the talents of Annie Guynn, Polly Firestone Walker, Michael Siebrass, Jenny Shaheen and Bob Peterson. 'Nuff said. Don't miss this one. It's a definite winner. CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS.


The perfect show for Valentine's Day! Tickets are already going fast for this enchanting musical revue featuring the legendary music of Rodgers & Hammerstein! Carousel, Oklahoma, South Pacific, The Sound of Music, Flower Drum Song...the list goes on and on. This is also our winter fundraising musical, so you can enjoy a lovely, romantic evening out and support the Little Theatre at the same time! Mark your calendars: February 14-March 16. SOME ENCHANTED EVENING, featuring the enchanting music that has become an integral part of our everyday lives. Buy your tickets early for this intimate and memorable musical revue!


You know it. You love it. So, I guess the question is, is it your turn to strut your stuff right here at the Little Theatre in one of the most popular musicals of all time? You've got more than a month to prepare before auditions for A CHORUS LINE on February 18, 19 & 25. What are you waiting for?!!  CLICK HERE for more information and start working on your singing and dancing! (A CHORUS LINE runs May 16-June 15.)

Phew. That's a lot of stuff to do in less than two months. But if you're with us, it'll be easy. Here's a little SOMETHING for inspiration. One singular sensation...

Happy New Year everyone!

Thursday, December 19, 2013

Final Weekend of Holiday Show Performances, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and NO SHAME!


JUST 8 MORE PERFORMANCES!

If you haven't yet seen these great shows, you MIGHT still be able to get a ticket, but you'd better HURRY!  There are a grand total of 35 tickets left for six performances of Miracle on 34th Street this weekend. You can CLICK HERE to order online.

The Santaland Diaries is completely SOLD-OUT, absolutely packed to the rafters! However,we will have a waiting list available for Saturday evening's performance. Please arrive by 9 pm and let the box office know you'd like your name on the list and we'll do our best to seat you. Good luck!

And while we're on the subject, I've just got to say: THANK YOU and CONGRATULATIONS to the amazing cast of Miracle on 34th Street! They are concluding an amazing run of 26 performances! Thank you for spending your Christmas at the Little Theatre and best wishes for a fabulous closing weekend!

You thought we'd forget, didn't you? No way!  There will be a special holiday-edition of No Shame Theatre on Friday, December 27th. Submissions begin at 10 pm, doors and bar open at 9:30 pm. Pull out those holiday stories you've been dying to share. Write a song or a poem or dance a New Year's jig. Or just come on out for some live, late-night, original theatre. It's No Shame, folks. Anything goes!


Farewell 2013!

Now it's time to get a little sappy. The holidays always do that to me. I start weeping at Coke commercials, cat and dog videos on youtube, cool flashmobs. You know how it is, don't pretend you don't do it too. 

I just really want to say thanks for a great year. We've been through a lot together. From Honk, Jr! last January to Kris Kringle and Macy's Santaland this December, it's been an amazing year of theatre and we want to thank you for "playing your part." Whether you're one of our dedicated donor/members, a valued volunteer, a season subscriber, a parent or a student in our ACT program or a member of our enthusiastic audience, you are a very important part of making the magic of theatre possible. Without you, it's just an empty room. With you, we share great stories that delight, inspire and excite our imaginations. Thank you for making LIVE, LOCAL, THEATRE possible.

All of us here at the Little Theatre wish you a happy and healthy holiday season filled with the love of family and good friends and the magic that is live theatre. 

Best wishes for a very happy New Year!

P.S. If you're looking for the perfect last minute gift, we've still got gift certificates available! Buy a $25 gift certificate, good for tickets to any show, any time, for just $20!  What a deal. Makes a great stocking stuffer. CLICK HERE to buy yours today.

Happy Holidays!







Friday, December 13, 2013

'Tis the Season for Giving, for Celebrating and for Enjoying some Great Holiday Shows!


GIVE THE GIFT OF LIVE THEATRE

In Miracle on 34th Street, a very practical little girl named Susan (as well as the entire city of New York!) learns how to "believe even when common sense tells you not to." Common Sense. Some might say that anyone who chooses to work in the unpredictable world of live theatre, does NOT have that trait in abundance. But one thing we do have is the ability to believe, especially when common sense tells us not to!

This year at the Little Theatre, we have two fabulous holiday shows running eight shows per week, an additional Ubu's Other Shoe staged reading with two performances next week and our Academy of Creative Theatre students grab the theatre whenever it's not already booked to rehearse Pinocchio (opening January 10th!) This is a very busy place in December and sometimes I wonder how we ever get it all done! We have a very small staff and a very tight budget but with the help of 300 miraculous volunteers, somehow we're able to produce 10 great shows, reaching over 14,000 people on 44 out of 52 weekends every year--and we've been doing it for over 67 years! How, you may ask? It's a mystery.


Actually, the answer lies in the fact that we LOVE it. We believe in live theatre and, with your help, it's always possible. Many thanks to the over 250 individuals and businesses who have already made a donation to the Little Theatre this season. Thank you for playing your part in bringing the magic of live theatre to San Luis Obispo! In particular, we'd like to thank the many people who have made a special end of year donation. If you'd like to join them, we'd love to welcome you to the family. You can help make the new year a bright one for the Little Theatre by making your tax deductible contribution right HERE.


TICKETS ARE GOING FAST!
If you have not yet gotten your tickets for MIRACLE ON 34th STREET and THE SANTALAND DIARIES, you'd best get on it!!  Santaland is sold-out tonight and well on it's way to that status for it's remaining three shows! You can purchase your tickets for this hilarious comedy featuring Kevin Harris, HERE.  And as for our heartwarming production of Miracle, there are just 11 shows remaining and all are nearly sold-out. So, come on!  Get up off that sofa and have a little holiday fun!  You can purchase your tickets right HERE. 



AN UNUSUAL MONOPOLY GAME
Next week's Ubu's Other Shoe staged reading features a monopoly game that you won't soon forget. Join us for A HOTEL ON MARVIN GARDENS, Nagle Jackson's hilarious metaphor on corporate greed. The dates are December 17th and 18th at 7pm. If you come on Tuesday, you can stay for a talk-back with the cast and director Cynthia Anthony. Find out more and get your tickets HERE.



All of us here at the Little Theatre wish you a happy and healthy holiday season filled with the love of family and good friends and the magic that is live theatre. Hope to see you soon for a show, but until then, HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

~ Patty

Wednesday, November 27, 2013

SANTALAND is coming to town and MIRACLE is selling out - Happy Thanksgiving everyone!


Crumpet the Elf has his own very special take on the holiday season. You can't blame him. He's spending 30 days in an elf suit guiding parents and children through the oh, so happy Macy's Santaland in New York City. It takes courage, a strong stomach and a good sense of humor.


Opening this Saturday night, November 30th, you can experience the "magic" of Christmas through the eyes of humorist and author David Sedaris in the late-night comedy cult classic THE SANTALAND DIARIES. Starring Kevin Harris and directed by Suzy Newman, this one-man-show is the perfect holiday nightcap after a day of shopping or an evening out with friends. The special bonus holiday show will be performed on Friday and Saturday nights only at 9:15 pm, immediately following MIRACLE ON 34th STREET. Click HERE for more information and tickets.


If you haven't reserved your tickets yet, you better do it now! This delightful holiday classic that reminds us "to believe even when common sense tells us not to" is selling out fast! 


Based on the beloved 1947 film, MIRACLE ON 34th STREET is a charming re-telling of the tale of Kris Kringle, a nice old man who comes to New York one Christmas season and winds up unleashing waves of good will throughout the city and sparking a hint of  magic in the heart of a very practical little girl. It's a sweet tale, directed by Lisa Woske and performed by a talented cast who are clearly having a ball bringing this story to life! This is the one to share with the kids and the grandkids, folks. Click HERE for more information and tickets.


Join us for a special staged reading of
Ben & Rita
by Wendy-Marie

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2 @ 7 PM
SAN LUIS OBISPO LITTLE THEATRE

$10 PER PERSON AT THE DOOR

Sometimes fate lives right next door.

Rita's desperate need for attention has driven away everyone she's ever known. Ben never got close enough to anyone to scare them off in the first place. In fact, he hasn't left his apartment in ten years. But When Rita's recently widowed daughter, Eve, and teenage child, Sammy, come to live with Rita, the walls are broken down, literally. As Rita and Ben's worlds collide, they are faced with a choice. Continue to live in fear or take a chance on love?

Directed by Katie Mack with a fantastic cast including Suzy Newman, Makayla DuBois, Clara Jane Fulks and Randy Pound



The Little Theatre will be "dark" on both Thursday and Friday nights as we share the Thanksgiving holiday with family and friends. We'll be back on Saturday afternoon with two performances of MIRACLE ON 34th STREET at 2 pm and 7 pm and then opening night of THE SANTALAND DIARIES at approximately 9:15 pm, immediately following Miracle. And then of course, we'll have another matinee and another evening performance of Miracle on Sunday, so you've got plenty of opportunities to join us -- and we really hope you will. 

We wish you all a very happy holiday weekend filled with good things to eat and dear friends and family to share it with. 

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

~Patty




Monday, November 4, 2013

INDEPENDENCE bring audiences to their feet, DESIRE takes the stage, MARVIN GARDENS jumps into character work, and AUDITIONS for our RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN fundraiser are right around the corner! This week at the Little Theatre!

Good morning friends of the Little Theatre!


What a great weekend of performances at the Little Theatre. Independence enjoyed four standing ovations during the third week of its run- have you seen this remarkable production yet? There are only four more chances to see these four great actresses bring Lee Blessing's groundbreaking drama to life onstage. Check out the New Times review HERE. Check out the Tribune review HERE. Don't miss this powerful production- get your tickets for the final weekend by clicking HERE.


Ubu's Other Shoe (the staged reading series at the Little Theatre) is presenting Eugene O'Neill's Desire Under the Elms for two nights only: November 6 and 7 at 7:00 PM. Director Brent Keast has assembled a wonderful cast for this classic play. Learn more about the production and get your tickets by clicking HERE. Be sure to stay for the talkback with the director and cast after Wednesday's presentation.


A Hotel on Marvin Gardens, the fourth staged reading in Ubu's 10th anniversary season, has started rehearsals. Cynthia Anthony directs this hilarious comedy by Nagle Jackson (Taking Leave). Learn more about the play HERE. A Hotel on Marvin Gardens plays for two nights only: December 17 and 18 at 7:00 PM.


We're looking for some amazing singers and dancers to star in Some Enchanted Evening, our winter fundraiser. This tribute to the music and lyric of Rodgers and Hammerstein require a tight ensemble of 3 women and 2 men to bring these songs to life on our stage. See all of the audition details by clicking HERE.

Thank you, as always, for your support of our organization! Have a great week, everyone!

-Kevin





Wednesday, October 16, 2013

INDEPENDENCE is here. This play, and these performances, are the real deal.


I saw a dress rehearsal for INDEPENDENCE by Lee Blessing last night and it really got to me. I called my Mom today. Not because she's anything like Evelyn Briggs, the Mom in Independence. Trust me. She's not. AT ALL. But she's my Mom and I love her. You'll see what I mean when you see the show. Family is family. And this family of women is at once funny, sad, loving, angry, desperate, confused...well, you'll see when you see the show.


What an amazing cast, led by a great director, Suzy Newman, most recently seen onstage in Always, Patsy Cline at PCPA and last seen at the Little Theatre in Watergate. Mikayla Dubois is the oldest daughter Kess, it's her first show at the Little Theatre, but hopefully not her last. Alicia Klein is the middle child, Jo. You'll remember her from Enchanted April and, if you squint a little, you might be able to recognize her as the movie star from House of Blue Leaves. Clara Jane Fulks is remarkable as Sherry. Just 17 and this is her third mainstage show at the Little Theatre, not to mention many other great, local roles. And of course, Jill Turnbow is Evelyn, the matriarch of this little family of women. Jill directed Incorruptible and House of Blue Leaves and has appeared onstage in several Little Theatre shows including Taking Leave, Daughters of the Lone Star State and in countless evenings of No Shame Theatre. 


If you haven't gotten your tickets yet, I recommend Opening Night on Friday, October 18th.  There's something about opening night that is like no other night in the run of the show. I mean, sometimes there are a few little glitches, a new prop goes haywire, the paint might be wet, a sound cue goes awry. But the energy and dare I say, the magic, of opening night is palpable. It's my favorite night in the run. Plus, we get to have a party in the lobby afterwards, food, wine, mingling. We thank our generous sponsors, Tom Stollmeyer of Peak Electric and an Anonymous Theatre-Lover (who may just be revealed on opening night!) along with our amazing director Suzy Newman and our stellar cast. Join us, won't you?

CLICK HERE for show information and tickets. You'll be glad you did. This one's the real deal.

by Lee Blessing
Directed by Suzy Newman
October 18-November 10
Fridays & Saturdays @ 7 pm
Saturdays & Sundays @ 2 pm

(And thanks to Jamie Foster for the great photos!)


Thursday, October 10, 2013

A DARK weekend this week means a GREAT opening night NEXT week! Declare INDEPENDENCE!


Bit by bit, nail by nail and wall by wall, the set for INDEPENDENCE is coming together! It truly is a marvel to see how set designer Dave Linfield does it. As you can see by the floral wallpaper used on the walls, INDEPENDENCE takes us back in time a few years and you're going to love the trip. Costumer Randon Pool has been spending many hours hitting the thrift stores and Prop Mistress Charlene Premer has been polishing up the china service. Next week, we'll see how the year 1985 looks live onstage.

Suzy Newman (Director), Makayla Dubois (Kess), Clara Jane Fulks (Sherry), Alicia Klein (Jo) and Jill Turnbow (Evelyn)
"You can't begin to work on a play about family without all of the same excitement and trepidation saved for a trip home for Thanksgiving."  ~ From the Director's Notes on Independence

Set in the small town of Independence, Iowa, this award-winning drama by the author of A Walk in the Woods and Fortinbras, is a story of family ties that bind...and sometimes strangle. Featuring four very talented local actresses -- Makayla Dubois, Clara Jane Fulks, Alicia Klein and Jill Turnbow -- and led by director Suzy Newman, Independence will have you laughing one minute and crying the next. In other words, this is the real deal. You don't want to miss this wonderful production!


INDEPENDENCE

by Lee Blessing | Directed by Suzy Newman
October 18-November 10
Fridays & Saturdays @ 7pm
Saturdays & Sundays @ 2pm

Thanks to our Show Sponsors
An Anonymous Theatre-Lover
Peak Electric, Tom Stollmeyer

MORE INFO & TICKETS




BREAK OUT YOUR ACTING CHOPS!
Director Cynthia Anthony is looking for 3 women and 2 men for the Ubu's Other Shoe staged reading of A Hotel on Marvin Gardens. Auditions will take place on Monday, October 21 at 6 pm here at the Little Theatre. This hilarious comedy by Nagle Jackson will hit the stage on December 17 & 18.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION


Have you marked your calendars yet for these November/ December shows? If not, do it NOW! (Click HERE for more information about our mainstage schedule.)  Every square inch of the theatre is jammed with actors rehearsing every night of the week and we're looking forward to a very jolly holiday season here at the Little Theatre. 

We all need a little break from the bad news out there, don't you think?  We hope you'll join us -- onstage or in the audience -- for live, local, life-affirming theatre in downtown San Luis Obispo. 


Finally, just a quick note of thanks to all of our Little Theatre members. Your generous donations are what keep your community theatre performing 44 out of 52 weekends every year. You can see a list of all of our generous member/donors right HERE.  And you can join them today by making your online donation right HERE.  Membership has many benefits, including free tickets, voting privileges, invitations to special events and more. Your tax-deductible gift to the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre is a gift to your community. Thanks for playing your part in making the magic happen.

Thanks again for listening and I hope to see you real soon, right here at the Little Theatre.
~Patty







Thursday, September 12, 2013

The word is out, the reviews are in and...



"Michael Hollinger’s Incorruptible makes
 for a downright giddy season opener
 at the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre."  
~ Anna Weltner, New Times 

"Funny...irreverent...compelling...a stellar cast."
~ Joan Crowder, The Tribune

If you'd like to read the complete New Times review, you can do that HERE. For The Tribune, click HERE.

But take our word for it, you're going to love INCORRUPTIBLE!

Don't wait another minute, get your tickets TODAY!
You can read more about the show and get your tickets HERE. 

INCORRUPTIBLE
by Michael Hollinger
Directed by Jill Turnbow

Join us this weekend for local, laugh-out-loud hilarious, LIVE theatre at your San Luis Obispo Little Theatre in downtown SLO.

Have a great weekend, and I hope to see you soon!
~Patty

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Ubu's Other Shoe kicks off 10th Season of staged readings...have you got your season tickets yet?

10th Anniversary Season!
American Playbill: O'Neill to Letts

Next week kicks off the tenth year of our staged reading series, Ubu's Other Shoe, with our first show of the season: The Young Man from Atlanta. Wow. Time flies when you're doing great theatre, huh? To celebrate this milestone, Artistic Director Michael Siebrass has planned an amazing season of eight award-winning plays; a representative sample of American theatre over the past 70 years, all performed by some of the most talented actors on the Central Coast. If you've never been to one of our staged reading productions, NOW is the time! CLICK HERE to read about each and every award-winning play. 

Next week...
Directed by Fred Perry
Tuesday, July 30th at 7 pm
Wednesday, July 31st at 7 pm

Join us for a "talk back" with the cast after Tuesday night's staged reading

From the Oscar-winning screenwriter of To Kill a Mockingbird and Tender Mercies comes this 1995 Pulitzer Prize-winning play called "an American original" by Variety. In The Young Man From Atlanta, a kind of elected ignorance has skewed the past and narrowed the future for Lily Dale and Will Kidders. When their son's death shatters the illusion of their perfect "American Dream" life, they are forced to find a way to live in this new reality, without their son and without their illusions.

"Here is a simple, immensely satisfying play, crafted with elegance, alive with feeling, holding a mirror up, if not to nature, at least to the next best thing, our concept of nature. Not to be missed." —NY Post.

Regular Price: $10
Students/Seniors: $7

Many thanks to our Ubu's Other Shoe Season Sponsors:
Anet & Charley Carlin

HAVE YOU GOT YOUR SEASON TICKETS YET?
TOP FIVE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BE A SEASON SUBSCRIBER TO THE LITTLE THEATRE:

5. BEST SEATS, BEST PRICE!  You'll have the best seats in the house all year long - guaranteed. And Season Subscribers save more than 10% off of regular ticket prices!

4.  DO IT FOR YOUR HEALTH! No kidding. Studies have shown that regularly attending theatrical performances can be good for you, leading to better overall health, satisfaction with life, and lower levels of anxiety and depression. (Don't take my word for it, CLICK HERE and HERE for more details.)

3.  GREAT BENEFITS! Season Subscribers can exchange their tickets at any time, for any reason, at no extra charge. Subscribers also receive advance notice and priority seating at special events, including our Winter Fundraising Musical running February 14-March 16.

2.  UBU'S OTHER SHOE! Only Season Subscribers can add an UBU Pass to their subscription for just $40 ($5 per show!)

1.  THE CABARET EFFECT. "What good is sitting all alone in your room? Come hear the music play!" Seriously, you NEED to get out more! If you're a parent with young children, consider it a date night, once a month, guaranteed. If you're single, come party with us! If you're retired, spend some of that awesome spare time with us. You'll be glad you did.

Season Tickets for five amazing mainstage productions start at just $99.
Come on... add a little live theatre to your life!

CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT THE PLAYS
CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOUR SUBSCRIPTION

Now, wait a minute...let me do the math...WOW!! That means we only need 133 more page views to reach 30,000!  Share this post and help us reach another milestone! 


As always, thanks for listening and thanks for your support. I'll see YOU at the theatre! 

~ Patty