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April 23 - May 2, 2010Cabrillo Music Theatre

April 23 - May 2, 2010Cabrillo Music Theatre

April 23 - May 2, 2010Cabrillo Music Theatre

April 23 - May 2, 2010Cabrillo Music Theatre

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Cabrillo Music TheatreBroadway in Your Backyard at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza

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Created by RICHARD MALTBY, JRConceived by WILLIAM MEADE

Orchestrations by Steven Bishop and Jeff LisenbyRing of Fire was originally produced on Broadway by William Meade,

CTM Productions, Bob Cuillo, GFour Productions, and James B. Freydberg

StarringTrenna Barnes Troy Burgess* Jason Edwards* Kelli Provart*

John Foley Brantley Kearns Jeff Lisenby John Marshall Brent Moyer Mark San Filippo

Lighting Design Sound Design Scenic DesignJean-Yves Tessier Jonathan Burke John Iacovelli

Costume Design Technical Director Crew CaptainTrish Clark Dave Cruise Char Brister

Production Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager Press RepresentativeAllie Roy* Jessie Standifer David Elzer/

Demand PR

Assistant Direction/Choreography Music DirectionJane Lanier Jeff Lisenby

Directed byJason Edwards

Cabrillo 2011-2012 Honorary Producers: Ted Slavin & Patricia Rubin

February 3-12, 2012Fred Kavli Theatre, Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.The Director and Choreographer are members of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society,

an independent national labor union.RING OF FIRE is presented through special arrangement with Theatrical Rights Worldwide,

1359 Broadway, Suite 914, New York, NY 10018

Board of DirectorsDEBORAH RYBACK, CHAIR

JANET FUKUMOTODION MIAL

MICHELLE OUELLETTEJAN L. ROSENTHALRICHARD P. STORRSLEWIS WILKENFELD

StaffLEWIS WILKENFELD

Artistic DirectorDARRYL ARCHIBALD

Managing DirectorCINDY MURRAY

Director, Internal OperationsLYNDA GUTIERREZChief Financial Officer

ALEXIS EATONDirector of Development

KELLY ROBERTSFundraising/Audience Development

ConsultantJANELLE MEINERTProduction Associate

ELIZABETH BRENNANSenior Associate

Executive Advisory BoardDAVID FISCHETTE

President/Chief Executive Officer, GO West Multimedia and Events

AL KASHAAcademy Award Winning Composer

and LyricistBRUCE MEIKLE

Partner, The Capital GroupRON PLOTKIN

Co-Founder, Monster.comHARRY SELVIN

President, Selvin PropertiesERIK STEIN

Creative Director, Levlad, LLC.LOUIE A. VALDEZ

UBS Financial Services

InternsALEX GREENE

TAYLOR GUYETTECLINTON PANTON

Administrative VolunteersTANIA STORRSGINNY GRADY

FARLEY CADENACAROLE W. NUSSBAUM

President Emeritus

VIP SPONSORSAlliance for the Arts

Best Western Thousand Oaks InnGelson’s, The Super Market

Selvin PropertiesUBS Financial Services

Ventura County StarKCLU

Hollywood Storage CenterHoliday Ice Rink at the Lakes

SPONSORS KHAY 100.7 FM

Mastro’s SteakhouseSheraton Agoura Hills Hotel

Society MagazineValley Bakery

Ventana MonthlyVC Reporter

Westlake Magazine

Meet Me in St. Louis takes place in and around the Smith family home, 5135 Kensington Avenue, St. Louis Missouri,

from the summer of 1903 to the spring of 1904.ACT ONE

Scene 1: Smith residence, a warm mid-summer afternoon Overture Meet Me In St. Louis........................................................... The Smith Family Octet The Boy Next Door ...................................................................................... EstherScene 2: Smith residence, later that day around 5:20pm Reprise: Meet Me In St. Louis .................. Tootie, Agnes, Esther, Rose, and Grandpa Whenever I’m With You ........................................................ The Smith Family Octet You’ll Hear A Bell ....................................................................................Mrs. Smith Scene 3: Smith residence, a half-hour later Scene 4: Smith residence, August the evening of Lon’s going-away party A Raving Beauty ..........................................................................Warren and Rose Scene 5: The living room of the Smith residence, immediately after Skip To My Lou ......................................................... Lon, Warren, Rose, Ensemble Drunk Song .................................................................................................. Tootie Under The Bamboo Tree .......................................................... Tootie, Agnes, Esther Over The Bannister........................................................................ John with Esther Scene 6: Trolley stop in front of Smith residence, the following Friday afternoon The Trolley Song ........................................................................... Esther, Ensemble

ACT TWOScene 1: Smith residence, Halloween night Entr’acte A Touch of the Irish ....................................................... Katie with Esther and Rose Reprise: The Boy Next Door ............................................................John and Esther A Day In New York .................. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Rose, Esther, Katie and Grandpa Reprise: You’ll Hear A Bell ......................................................................Mrs. Smith Wasn’t It Fun? ........................................................................... Mr. and Mrs. Smith Scene 2: The living room of the Smith residence, Christmas Eve, late afternoon Scene 3: A ballroom, the same night, around 9:00pm The Banjo ..................................................................................Lon and Ensemble Scene 4: The porch of the Smith residence, the same night, shortly before midnight You Are For Loving .........................................................................John and Esther Scene 5: The living room of the Smith residence, the same night, shortly after midnight Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas ..........................................................Esther Scene 6: Smith residence, a beautiful spring day Reprise: The Trolley Song ........................................................................ Ensemble Reprise: Meet Me In St. Louis .......................................... Principals and Ensemble Scene 7: The World’s Fair, later that evening Finale ........................ Mr. Smith, The Smith Family Octet, John, Warren, and Lucille

Cabrillo Music Theatre gratefully recognizes the following donors for their generous support.(Those listed have contributed to Cabrillo Music Theatre between May 1, 2011 and June 2012.)

See an error? We want to fix it! Please contact us at info@cabrillomusictheatre.comBENEFACTORS($10,000 & above)Alliance for the Arts Harry & Maureen SelvinHogan Family FoundationTed Slavin & Patricia RubinWood-Claeyssens Foundation

PRODUCERS CIRCLE($5,000 - $9,999)Community Events Endowment Fund Dolores Wilkenfeld

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE($2,500 - $4,999)Carole & Bennett NussbaumAndrew & Wendy Starr Bob & Patricia BieryDr. Jesse Simon FoundationJonathan BurkeLewis Greenwood FoundationShirley Ford

STARRING ROLE($1,000 - $2,499)Allen & Suzanne Lawrence Bart & Laura Leininger Bruce & Patricia Meikle Cable CaptioningCheryl & Ray Mastrovito ChevronElliott & Sharon Friedman Jackie Wise Lou & Karen Robin Louis KlonskyLynda & Hector Gutierrez Ray & Cheryl Mastrovito Richard & Tania Storrs Santa Barbara Bank & Trust Storrs Media Sue & Dave Harkins Thousand Oaks Rotary Club

SUPPORTING ROLE($500-$999)Bill & Barbara Fessler Carol Parry & John Fox Char Brister Dole Foods, Inc. Grace & Jim Shiraishi James Uphold Jennifer Bliman Jeri & Keith Gertzman

Joe & Phyllis SiegalJohn & Elizabeth Kolarik John & Karen Bradley Kalman & Eve Loeb Laurie & Hank Abramson Lennie & Tom HarrisIn Memory of Louis N. Valdez on behalf of Valdez Wealth Management Group, UBSLewis Wilkenfeld & Serena Brooks Neal & Roberta Albert Rabobank, N.A. Valdez Wealth Advisory

FEATURED ROLE($250-$499)Barbara & Richard GertzmanCarol-Lynn CampbellCharles Mareno Christine & Bill Steele Dean Hendricks Don & Ginny Grady Donald Lipschutz Duane & Cynthia Ann Christensen Ed Warren Elaine & Richard Williams Evelyn Gibson F.P. & Joanna SkocilichHarry & Judy Isaacs Ilana Eden Jackie Zeig Lou & Tina Valdez Margaret & Jerry Miller Patti, Mel, Marshall, Ethan, Daniel, & Justin GoldbergPauline A. Starke Richard & Barbara RosenbergSteven & Diane Perren Teresa Tseng

UNDERSTUDY($100-$249)AJ Vampa Albert Marshall Alex & Barbara Bollinger Allan Hunt Amy Lyn LeVanAndrea Setterstrom Andrew & Terry Weiner Andy Corliss Anita & George Eckland Annette Lelong Barbara Ashcraft Barbara Hirsch Barry Pearl & Cynthia Dellinger Buca Di Beppo Carol & Joe Abbruscato

Carol Lancaster-DoniganCarol Shycoff in memory of David DillardCatherine WalletCharlotte Hoyt Connie La Face-OlsonCourtney Marin Dale & Sheryl Hendrickson Dale Woo David B Pollock & Diana CamposDavid Stegman David Thommen Delbert M. Nichols Dennis Newman Diane Narhi Doc & Christine Gibson Dolores & Robert Wilson Donna Day Dr. Russell & Michele Spoto Edward Garnett Ellen Masse Erica & John Wells Evonne & Lynn Kuchera Farley Cadena Florence Tyler Gail Cunningham Gary & Shelley SaxerGary Davis George & Elizabeth Horne Gertrude Poppe Gladys Sturman Gloria & David Spencer Golden Image JewelersHal & Nan Nachenberg Harvey M. Gurien Herbert J. Robings Howard Z. Rosen Jack Schienbein Jacqueline Davis James & Alice Gordon James Motush James R. Mooneyham Jan & Don Gaudioso Janet L. Bagby Jay Weber Jean Saari Jim & Sue Meser Jim & Lori Burke Joe & Joan Robertson John Devlin John Hood Joseph Gentile Julius Hirsch Karen Lieberman in memory of David DillardKenneth Kilbourne Kim & Steve Foster Kristine Dunne Kristine Gardner Leo Schultz Lily Lee Linda Reinas

Brochures

31st Family Theatre Season!

The Young Artists Ensemble is presented through the cooperative efforts of:

Arts Councilo f t h e C o n e j o V a l l e y

February 3-19, 2012

May 4-20, 2012

November 4-20, 2011

AuditionsFor more than 30 years, the Young Artists Ensemble has offered youth of the community a place to express themselves through the performing arts in a positive and professional environment. Auditions are held for each YAE production at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts. Family Theatre shows are open to actors ages 10-19. Hillcrest Players offers opportunities for younger performers ages 7-14. YAE’s annual Teen Summer Musical is for teens ages 13-19. Audition information and sign-ups are online at www.YAEonline.com.

Hillcrest Players’ Attack of the Giant Grasshoppers: Aug. 20-21, 2011Oklahoma!: Sept. 10-11, 2011Disney’s Beauty & the Beast, Jr.: Dec. 3-4, 2011The Neverending Story: March 3-4, 2012Teen Summer Musical, Jesus Christ Superstar: June 2-3, 2012

donAtionsYAE creates magic! Audience members share in the experiences of beloved characters brought to life. Countless young faces light up as they ask a cowboy, a teapot, or even a luck dragon for their autograph after the show. Season Donors become part of the magic by supporting:

• Assistance to participants with financial need• High quality performing opportunities for youth • A safe and fun atmosphere for creative growth• A season of Family Theatre for the Conejo Valley community

YAE Season Donors are acknowledged in each program. Many companies will match gifts made by their employees. To determine if this option is available to you, contact your company’s human resources department. Your gift will make an even bigger impact on the lives of hundreds of young artists in our community. Donate today at www.YAEonline.com. 40

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2011-2012 SeasonEach of the three classic tales in our 2011-2012 Season transports you to its own world. OklahOma! will take you to a territory exploding with energy and excitement as it stands on the precipice of statehood. BeauTY anD The BeasT, Jr. will bring you to a fairy tale land infused with magic and enchantment in every corner. And The neVerenDing sTOrY will whisk you away on an epic adventure as the land of imagination wars with the all-consuming “Nothing.”

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rodgers & hammerstein’s OklahOma!november 4-20, 2011The great American Musical, OklahOma! tells the tale of two young cowboys vying for the hearts of the women they love, one against a shady ranch hand, the other against a slick traveling peddler. It’s a classic you just “Cain’t Say No” to.

DisneY’s BeauTY & The BeasT, Jr.February 3-19, 2012Join the independently minded Belle as she charms the savage Beast and lifts the curse from an enchanted castle. Based on the hit movie and Broadway musical, this incandescent love story is a tale as old as time.

The neVerenDing sTOrYmay 4-20, 2012A magical fable comes to life on stage in this play about the power of imagination and friendship. Follow the story of a young boy as he discovers that the fantasy book he is reading is actually a portal to a land of invention and adventure.

All photos by Paul Cranmer.

Become A suBscriBer todAy!

You can’t beat the season deal—you get:

•Discounted tickets to all three shows that not only promise awesome entertainment and talented kids, but are also fully exchangeable and refundable!*

•Best seats for the best performance for your schedule! With a season like this one, we suggest telling all of your friends to join you as season ticket buyers, too.

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•Three shows for only $35 for adults and $30 children, students, and seniors. *Exchanges are subject to availability, and tickets must be received in our office at least one business day prior to the performance. (Business days are 9am-5pm, Monday – Friday, excluding holidays.)

All Performances at the Hillcrest center for the Arts403 W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360Box Office: (805) 381-1246 or www.YAEonline.com

Accessible seating available. Call (805) 381-1246.

Assisted listening devices available in the Box Office. stay connected to Yae on Facebook and Twitter!

How to suBscriBe1) Online: visit us at www.YAEonline.com2) Phone: call (805) 381-1246

The subscription order form is available online and at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts. The same seat renewal deadline for current subscribers is August 12.

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4 sun 2:00pm 11/6/11 2/5/12 5/6/12

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7 sat 7:30pm 11/12/11 2/11/12 5/12/12

8 sun 2:00pm 11/13/11 2/12/12 5/13/12

9 Fri 7:30pm 11/18/11 2/17/12 5/18/12

10 sat 2:00pm 11/19/11 2/18/12 5/19/12

11 sat 7:30pm 11/19/11 2/18/12 5/19/12

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The Merry Wives of Windsor By William ShakespeareDirected by Ellen Geer ~ June 4 - September 10

One of Shakespeare’s most beloved creations, the opportunistic schemer and womanizer Sir John Falstaff tries to woo two wealthy women at once, and they happily plot his comeuppance.

There is a legend that says Queen Elizabeth of England so loved the character of Falstaff from the history plays of Shakespeare, that her Majesty asked him to write a comedy about the larger-than-life rogue, even though he dies in Henry V. Whatever sparked the imagination of our great Bard to tell the story of Falstaff ’s pompous arrival to the country town of Windsor with his scurrilous buddies, he leaves us with a funny, bawdy, down-to- earth story.

A Midsummer Night’s DreamBy William ShakespeareDirected by Melora Marshall ~ June 5 - June 25 and August 4 - September 25

The delightful tale of misguided mortals and naughty spirits. Theatricum’s signature production is back! Romp through the forest with our ardent young lovers, mischievous fairies and a ragtag band of tradespeople as they encounter a night filled with wonder. There’s no more perfect setting than the leafy bower of Theatricum’s outdoor stage to experience this delightful tale of magic and romance.

Tartuffe (or,The Hypocrite)By MolièreAdapted and Directed by Ellen Geer ~ June 11 - October 1

One of the funniest, yet most scathing, commentaries on human greed and manipulation ever written.

Molière wrote Tartuffe in 1664. When King Louis XIV first saw the play, he considered it harmless and witty. Yet, the Roman Catholic Church had a different interpretation and pressured the King to suppress it. Molière fought hard for his play that reveals the false hearts of powerful hypocrites and religious fanatics. It wasn’t until his third petition, and many rewrites, that the ban on Tartuffe was grudgingly lifted. This wickedly funny play remains Molière’s most popular and most successful.

Richard IIIBy William ShakespeareDirected by Ellen Geer ~ July 2 - October 2Richard weaves a fiery web of intrigue, removing all obstacles – and all people – that stand between him and his designs on the throne of England.

Richard III, a master seducer and brutal murderer, has a voracious ambition that leads his country, still recovering from war, into yet another conflict. But we become fascinated with Richard’s warped version of the truth; are taken in by his charms. He captures us and we willingly follow him on his journey until he wears the crown. It is here that Shakespeare’s masterful tale shifts. We soon see through the tyrant’s motives and cheer when his despicable acts lead to his own destruction. While other plays allow us to remain on the sidelines, this play draws us in and demands that we ask ourselves: how much devastation can we witness before seeing a villain for who he is?

Rose Cottages WEST COAST PREMIERE! By Bill BozzoneDirected by Heidi Helen Davis ~ July 30 - October 2

A de facto family is formed when Rose, the beleaguered owner of a dilapidated tourist motel, reluctantly befriends a disenfranchised teen punker and a sassy older woman who has been abandoned by her son.

What makes a family? How do people adapt to survive unexpected circumstances? In Bozzone’s powerful message of love, relationship and family, we are uplifted by the enduring will of people who search for and create a new home.

Rose Cottages is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

...and presenting in the S. Mark Taper Foundation Pavilion

My Name Is Rachel CorrieFrom the Writings of Rachel Corrie. Edited by Alan Rickman and Katherine VinerDirected by Susan Angelo ~ September 1 - 29General Admission: $12

“I have been in Palestine for two weeks and one hour now...I think, although I’m not entirely sure, that even the smallest of these children understand that life is not like this everywhere...I’m witnessing chronic, insidious genocide and I’m really scared, and questioning my fundamental belief in the goodness of human nature. This has to stop.” ~ Rachel Corrie

~ More Ways to Enjoy Your Theatricum Experience ~

Prologue DiscussionsJoin the actors and directors for thoughtful and lively conversation about the play one hour prior to selected performances. See Season Calendar for selected dates.

Dinner & A ShowEnjoy a delectable buffet meal in our gardens, prior to selected performances. Seating is limited. Reservations must be made at least 48 hours in advance online or by calling the box office at (310) 455-3723. See calendar for dates. The Merry Wives of Windsor -Traditional British Fare A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Mediterranean FareTartuffe - French Provençal Fare

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~ Still More Ways to Enjoy Your Theatricum Experience ~

Under the OaksBenefit Performances in the S. Mark Taper Foundation Pavilion

All Shows ~ Thursdays at 8pm Off The Grid Comedy ImprovDirected by ian FlandersJune 23, 30 and July 14, 28. General admission: $10This talented troupe returns with more shows, two new cast members and special guests to ignite your night of amazing improv creativity and fun.

Pete Mitchell of No More KingsJuly 7. General admission: $10An intimate evening with singer/songwriter Pete Mitchell, who first made a name for himself with the band No More Kings, best known for their hit song and video ‘Sweep The Leg.’ Mitchell is also a gifted visual and performing artist who brings great depth and humor to all of his work. Peter Alsop in Concert July 21. General admission: $10Join Peter for an evening of songs from his latest adult album “Disciples of PerFection.” Laugh along with his irreverent and insightful humor as he turns his eye on adult relationships and societal foibles.

Take Note! Benefit Performances on the Main Stage

Lexi Pearl’s Momentum Placesunday, May 8. Mother’s Day. 2pm. General admission: $25. students: $15. 12 and under: $10NOTE: To purchase tickets by phone, for this event only, call 310.455.2322, x. 227. All Brunch Tickets: $20Your Mom’s spirit will soar as she escapes into this fantastical world of aerial and circus performers, dancers and musicians, featuring Eye of Newt Circus, the Lundberg Dancers and Dream World Cirque. Enjoy a scrumptious, pre-show brunch by Bon Mélange Catering in our rustic gardens.Marshall McDaniel with Pescatori Trio Monday, July 4. independence Day. 4pm. Lower Tier Tickets: $25. Upper Tier: $20McDaniel returns to his Topanga roots from Berlin, Germany as part of the Pescatori Trio, first prize winners (chamber music) at the International Brahms Competition in Pörtschach, Austria. The program* will include Haydn, Beethoven and Lalo. Prior to the show, bring a picnic and your favorite beverage to enjoy a tranquil afternoon in the gardens. *Program subject to change.Inara George’s Tribute to Burt Bacharach and Hal DavidMonday, september 5. Labor Day * 2pm. Lower Tier: $40. Upper Tier: $25International recording artist and Topanga native Inara George has assembled an eclectic mix of some of LA’s most unique performers to interpret the songs of Bacharach-David, such as Walk on By, What The World Needs Now is Love, Wishin and Hopin’, and Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head.

~~~~~Family Fundays sundays, 11am. June 5 - october 30 (plus 3 saturdays: July 16, august 6 & october 20). Peter Alsop’s Kids Koncerts and Creative PlayGround’s interactive theatre make this Sunday morning series a family favorite.Tickets are $9 for all ages and can be purchased at the door or by phone through the Box Office. Full October schedule available online at www.theatricum.com.

Botanicum Seedlings: A Development Series for PlaywrightsContemporary American playwrights have the opportunity to shape their work with actors and audience feedback. FREE spring Playreadings June 5th, 12th & 19th at 11 am. And mark your calendars for seedlingsFest: “Certified Organic,” Sat. and Sun., Nov. 19 & 20.

haMLeT hUTLight snacks and beverages are sold before the show and at intermission.

DiReCTioNs:From the 101 Fwy.: Take Topanga Canyon Blvd. south, (Rte. 27). Continue for approximately 6 miles. Theatricum Botanicum will be on your right.

From the 10 Fwy.: Take the 10 West to Pacific Coast Hwy., and continue north approximately 6 miles. Turn right on Topanga Canyon Blvd. Continue north for approximately 6 miles. Theatricum Botanicum will be on your left.

PaRKiNG: Parking for our performances is free along Topanga Canyon Blvd. Parking in the Theatricum lot is $5 per car. This fee is waived for guests using wheelchairs or walkers and for Patron Subscribers.

GaRDeNs & weaTheRPicnics are welcome before or after matinees and prior to evening performances. Come early, as tables fill quickly. Dress in layers for comfort. Sun hats and sunscreen are recommended for matinees!

Box office hours: May 24th - October 2nd

Tuesday-Friday, 11am - 6pmSaturday and Sunday, 11am - 7:30pmMAKE YOUR TICKET PURCHASEonline: www.theatricum.comBy Phone: BOX OFFICE (310) 455-3723By Mail: Make checks payable to Theatricum Botanicumsubscriptions

Patrons Queen’s Court Adults Seniors (60+) Students/Actors’ Equity Assoc./Veterans

Five Plays $275 $200 $150 $115 $90

Four Plays $220 $160 $120 $92 $72

Flex Passes N/A N/A $120 N/A N/A

single TicketsAdults Seniors (60+) Students/Actors’ Equity

Assoc./VeteransChildren 7-12*

Lower Tier $32 $25 $20 $10

Upper Tier $20 $18 $15 $10

Dinner & A Show

$50 ($32 show$18 dinner)

$50 ($32 show$18 dinner)

$50 ($32 show$18 dinner)

$22.50 ($10 show $12.50 dinner)

*Children 6 and under free

LEGEND: Wives = The Merry Wives of Windsor Dream = A Midsummer Night’s Dream Tartuffe = Tartuffe Richard = Richard III Rose = Rose Cottages Rachel = My Name Is Rachel Corrie Fundays = Family Fundays Seedlings = Botanicum Seedlings * = Opens in Repertory P = Prologue D = Dinner and A Show, 6:30pm, prior to performance O = Under the Oaks TN = Take Note!

Thursday Friday

Saturday Sunday

June 4*Wives 8pm

June 5Fundays 11am

Seedlings 11am *Dream 3:30pm

June 11Dream 4pm

*Tartuffe 8pm

June 12Fundays 11am

Seedlings 11am Wives 3:30pm

Tartuffe 7:30pm

June 18Dream 4pm P Tartuffe 8pm

June 19Fundays 11am

Seedlings 11am Wives 3:30pm

Tartuffe 7:30pm

June 23Off the Grid 8pm O

June 24 June 25Dream 4pm Wives 8pm

June 26Fundays 11am

Tartuffe 3:30pm Wives 7:30pm

June 30Off the Grid 8pm O

July 1 July 2Tartuffe 4pm

*Richard 8pm

July 3Fundays 11am Wives 3:30pm

Richard 7:30pmMONDAY July 4

Classical Concert 4pm TNJuly 7

Pete Mitchell 8pm OJuly 8

Wives 8pmJuly 9

Tartuffe 4pm Richard 8pm

July 10Fundays 11am

Wives 3:30pm P Richard 7:30pm

July 14Off the Grid 8pm O

July 15Wives 8pm

July 16Fundays 11am

Tartuffe 4pm Richard 8pm

July 17Fundays 11am

Richard 3:30pm Wives 7:30pm

July 21Peter Alsop 8pm O

July 22Wives 8pm D

July 23Tartuffe 4pm P

Richard 8pm

July 24Fundays 11am

Richard 3:30pm Wives 7:30pm

July 28Off the Grid 8pm O

July 29Wives 8pm D

July 30Tartuffe 4pm

*Rose 8pm

July 31 Richard 3:30pm

Rose 7:30pmAugust 4

Dream 8pm DAugust 5

Wives 8pmAugust 6

Fundays 11am Tartuffe 4pm

Rose 8pm

August 7Fundays 11am

Richard 3:30pm Rose 7:30pm

August 11Dream 8pm D

August 12Wives 8pm

August 13Tartuffe 4pm

Rose 8pm

August 14Fundays 11am

Richard 3:30pm P Rose 7:30pm

August 18Dream 8pm D

August 19Richard 8pm

August 20Rose 4pm

Wives 8pm

August 21Fundays 11am

Rose 3:30pm Tartuffe 7:30pm

August 25Dream 8pm D

August 26Rose 8pm

August 27Rose 4pm P Wives 8pm

August 28Fundays 11am

Richard 3:30pm Tartuffe 7:30pm

September 1 Rachel 8pm

September 2Tartuffe 8pm D

September 3Wives 4pm

Rose 8pm

September 4Fundays 11am

Richard 3:30pm Rose 7:30pm

MONDAY September 5Inara George 2pm TN| Dream 6:30pm

September 8 Rachel 8pm

September 9Tartuffe 8pm D

September 10Dream 4pm Wives 8pm

September 11Fundays 11am

Richard 3:30pm Rose 7:30pm

September 15 Rachel 8pm

September 16Tartuffe 8pm D

September 17Richard 4pm

Rose 8pm

September 18Fundays 11am Dream 3:30pm

Richard 7:30pmSeptember 22

Rachel 8pmSeptember 23Tartuffe 8pm D

September 24Richard 4pm

Rose 8pm

September 25Fundays 11am Dream 3:30pm

Richard 7:30pmSeptember 29

Rachel 8pmSeptember 30

Tartuffe 8pm DOctober 1

Tartuffe 4pm Rose 8pm

October 2Fundays 11am

Richard 3:30pm Rose 7:30pm

The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum is a 501(c)3 California public benefit corporation (non-profit organization), Tax ID #23-7369475.

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all subscribers enjoy Lower Tier seating, substantial savings over single ticket prices and free ticket exchanges. This season, consider a QUeeN’s CoURT subscription. For $10 more per show than our adult subscription package, you get a reserved Lower Tier stadium-style seat. The PaTRoN package offers the same seating advantage as the Queen’s Court, plus reserved parking, pre-show entry and a free beverage.

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