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Miracle on 55th St.
by Gregg Ostrin

Directed by Emily Chase

It's 1964. The United States is in the fearful shadow of the McCarthy hearings. Homophobia and antisemitism are everywhere. And in a Broadway rehearsal room, the brilliant, battling artists Zero Mostel and Jerome Robbins must work together to create what will become one of the great American musicals, Fiddler on the Roof. How can they collaborate if they can't stand each other? And what is the true cost of creating a masterpiece?

1 hour 20 min, no intermission

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DANIEL GERROLL is
DR GLAS
in JEFFREY HATCHER’S adaptation of the classic Swedish novel by HJALMAR SÖDERBERG.

When you read this psychological thriller with its dashes of philosophical musings woven into intricate and intimate journal entries, DR GLAS stays deeply embedded in the imagination. Published in 1905 in Swedish it wasn’t until 1963 that there was an available English translation. In 1942 it was adapted for a film in black and white by Rune Carlsten and in 1968 Mai Zetterling directed a Danish version in color. Various stage adaptations have appeared all over Northern Europe but this adaptation by JEFFREY HATCHER, performed by DANIEL GERROLL, is the first serious American version.

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Barbara Minkus Presents
ABOUT LIFE

Join us for an intimate evening of songs and stories from Broadway, film, and television singer/actress Barbara Minkus. Among many other stage and screen credits, Barbara is known for her Broadway debut in The Education of Hyman Kaplan; her many appearances on The Merv Griffin Show; Love, American Style; and Fanny Brice in the touring company of Funny Girl. On November 16th, Barbara will perform a special cabaret in celebration of Pacific Resident Theatre, featuring a variety of show-stopping songs and stories.


directed by Matt Aaron Krinsky

accompanied by Ron Barnett

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The Co-op of Pacific Resident Theatre Presents

Cranes
by L. R. Gordon

Directed by Ann Bronston

Jason, a young science teacher, is hired to help Barbara, an agoraphobe, with her irrational fears of the physical dangers of the world. But Jason is dealing with his own deep distress – his wife’s infertility is linked to their genetic incompatibility. This unlikely pair wades into the emotional waters of love, death, and parenthood, coming to terms with the cost of fear – and the inherent gamble that is life.

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