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| | The Producers
Music & Lyrics by Mel Brooks
Book by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan
Directed by Alan Demovsky
The most Tony Award-decorated show in Broadway history (14 nominations and 12 wins) celebrates its 25th anniversary and comes to the BCP stage for the first time to kick off the 94th season! Brilliant writing, catchy songs, dynamic choreography and inventive staging will keep you rolling in the aisles and thoroughly entertained. "For a production that makes a point of being tasteless, The Producers exudes a refreshing air of innocence. There is plenty to offend all sorts of people. But shrill stereotypes are transformed into outsize comic archetypes, recalling the days of ethnic and sexual humor before political correctness. It is, to put it simply, the real thing: a big Broadway book musical that is so ecstatically drunk on its powers to entertain that it leaves you delirious." (NY TIMES)
Audience Notice: Mature language, sexual innuendo.
September 19 – October 10
Fridays/Saturdays at 8pm
Sundays at 2pm
ALL PERFORMANCES $35
Q&A Nights - Q&A Night - September 25th
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| | Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors
Written by Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen
Directed by Ray Yucis
The Halloween season explodes with fun when this raucous comedy combines elements of The Rocky Horror Show and Young Frankenstein while making it clear that the play pays no mind to the "terrors" part of its title! This gender-bending farce is "The lovechild of Mel Brooks and Monty Python, a side splitting, rib-tickling, neck-biting hysterically racy show. You'll be screaming with laughter!". (BROADWAYWORLD)
Audience Notice: Flashing lights, fog, loud noises, and sexual innuendo.
October 24 – November 14
Fridays/Saturdays at 8pm ($30)
Sundays at 2pm ($28)
Q&A Night - October 30th
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| | The Guys
Written by Anne Nelson
Directed by Glenn Woertz
This searing one-act drama, first presented on the BCP stage 20 years ago, showcases the story of a fire captain who enlists a writer to help him write eulogies for his fallen comrades after the September 11th attacks. The two strangers, from different worlds, connect as they craft tributes, revealing the personalities of the firefighters and exploring themes of grief, connection, and the meaning found in ordinary lives. A not-to-be missed Second Stage production with just two performances.
November 7 – November 8
Saturday, November 7 at 2:00pm
Sunday, November 8 at 7:00pm
ALL PERFORMANCES $20
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| | Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella
Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Directed by Carol Fisher
The broadcast of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella starring Julie Andrews on CBS-TV, March 31, 1957, was seen by the largest audience in the history of the planet at the time: 107 million people in the USA, representing 60 percent of the country's population! Written by Rodgers & Hammerstein specifically for television, you can now see the live 100-minute stage version as BCP continues its annual family show tradition. Bring the kids, bring the grandkids, because "This Cinderella has more than enough magic on tap to deliver crowd-pleasing family entertainment." (HOLLYWOOD REPORTER)"
Audience Notice: Strobe light effects
December 5 – December 20
Fridays 7:30pm
Saturdays at 3:30pm and 7:30pm
Sundays at 12:30pm and 4:00pm
$35 ADULTS, $21 STUDENTS
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| | Calendar Girls
Written by Tim Firth
Directed by Terri Caust
Based on the real-life story of the Yorkshire Women's Institute creating a nude charity calendar to raise funds for leukemia research in 1999, this heartfelt adult comedy is "refreshingly genuine and down to earth, with a cheeky sense of humor as an added bonus. It's also quite the rollercoaster, with desperately sad moments followed almost immediately by scenes that have the audience howling with laughter–the most notable of which, unsurprisingly, is the legendary nude photo shoot that brings the evening to a joyous conclusion." (THEATRE THINGS)
Audience Notice: Mild adult language, brief simulated nudity, and suggestive humor.
January 16 – February 6
Fridays/Saturdays at 8pm ($30)
Sundays at 2pm ($28)
Q&A Night - January 22nd
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| | The Imaginary Invalid
Written by Molière (Adapted by Merritt Stone)
Directed by Rachel Alt
A brisk and enjoyable 95-minute English-language adaptation of the timeless French comedy, this biting satire revolves around the medical field as it existed both centuries ago and in today's world. The central character of Argan is a hypochondriac father trying to marry his daughter to a doctor so that he will have a lifetime of care, but as always in a Moliére play, things are never quite as they appear. "This might be considered by some as "a laugh-a-minute" outing. That would be inaccurate. The laughs come far more frequently than one a minute. Far, far more..." (NEW YORK STAGE REVIEW)
February 20 – March 13
Fridays/Saturdays at 8pm ($30)
Sundays at 2pm ($28)
Q&A Night - February 26th
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| | One Man, Two Guv'nors
Written by Richard Bean
Directed by Ellyn Essig
Adapted from Carlo Goldoni's 18th-century Italian farce and now set in swinging 1960s Brighton, England, this nearly indescribable comedy focuses on a down-on-his-luck musician who takes on two bosses (a gangster and an upper-class snob), and must keep them from discovering each other. Fast-paced and featuring astounding physical comedy, the show also includes audience interaction and live music, and made a star of James Corden, who won the Tony Award for his lead role in the Broadway production. "Don't worry about knowing anything about Goldoni's play or take the re-jiggered plot too seriously. Instead, just sit back and enjoy what is essentially a mindless but rib-tickling vaudeville show directed, staged and performed with great flair." (CURTAIN UP)
April 3 – April 24
Fridays/Saturdays at 8pm ($30)
Sundays at 2pm ($28)
Q&A Night - April 9th
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| | The Mystery Musical
Directed by Alyson Cohn
Due to restricted licensing rights, we cannot legally announce the name of this show until October 5, 2026. But TRUST US, you are going to want to buy your tickets NOW for this modern musical that is finally making its debut at the community theater level. Focusing on the impact of a tragic event in America at the beginning of the 21st century, this powerful musical was nominated for seven Tony Awards and is a perfect must-see finale to our 94th season.
May 15 – June 13
Fridays/Saturdays at 8pm ($30)
Sundays at 2pm ($28)
Q&A Night - May 21st
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