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| | A Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talking
By John Ford Noonan
Music by Loudon Wainwright III
February 7 & 8 @ 7:30pm February 8 & 9 @ 2:00pm
Who doesn’t love a nosey neighbor? Maude, that’s who! Hannah Mae just moved in next door from Texas and needs to befriend Maude at any cost. How does Maude react to this new addition to the block? Will this lead to the friendship of a lifetime or a chaotic mess?
[Comedy – PG 13]
Sponsored by: Linda's Angel Crossing
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| | I Hate Hamlet
By Paul Rudnick
March 26 – 28 @ 7:30pm March 29 @ 2:00pm
L.A. TV actor Andrew Rally has an opportunity to play the character of all characters, Prince Hamlet the Dane, in an outdoor New York production – and is scared to death. His realtor has found him a charming apartment to lease – one catch, it’s where John Barrymore, one of the great Hamlets, lived during his heyday. Barrymore makes visits to Andrew - giving advice on how to play the role of a lifetime – and, of course, get the girl!
[Comedy – PG 13]
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| | Walk Two Moons
By Tom Arvetis
Based on Sharon Creech’s Newbery Medal-winning novel
Directed by Jenna Duncan
April 3 @ 7:30pm
While driving cross-country with her grandparents in search of her mother, 13-year-old Sal meets many eccentric characters. None more so than Phoebe – Sal’s best friend and the main character in the stories she tells to entertain her grandparents. Phoebe’s story bursts with wild conspiracy theories of her own missing mother, which helps Sal confront her own loss. But with a deadline looming, Sal might not make it in time to reunite with the one person she wants to find most.
Told primarily through memory, National Players weaves together a story that is both heartrending and heartwarming. Follow National Players on their journey in this moving adaptation of the award-winning novel about family, identity, and coming-of-age.
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| | The Diary of Anne Frank
By Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett
Adapted by Wendy Kesselman
Directed by Raymond Caldwell
April 4 @ 7:30pm
In 1941 Amsterdam, 13-year-old Anne Frank goes into hiding with her family from the Nazis. For the next two years, she never leaves the attic where her family is concealed. With fear of discovery ever present, Anne finds solace writing in her diary, capturing the daily lives of the secret annex’s inhabitants—from the horrors of war to the excitement of first love—with wit, determination, and idealism.
With a multicultural cast, National Players brings the true story of this incredibly insightful young girl that is often read in school to the stage in hopes of inspiring the next generation to stand up for justice rather than sit back in apathy.
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