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2009 - 2010 THEATER SEASON   Russell Tripp Performance Center
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FALL
There will be no Performing Arts play planned for fall, 2009. 

However, the LBCC Theatre Arts Club is proud to present the Tennessee Williams one-act   
27 WAGONS FULL OF COTTON

 

Performances are in the Forum, Room F104, on December 4th and 5th at 7:00 pm.  Tickets are only $3 each!

 

WINTER
 35th Annual Children's Play Production

Cool Suit
Book, music and lyrics by Lauren Mayer

Cool Suit is a musical retelling of The Emperor’s New Clothes, written by Lauren Mayer.   Directed by Nick Sheler, with musical direction by James Reddan, the play is produced by George Lauris.

"Ridiculously delightful!"  This classic tale of the vain, clothes-horse Emperor rocks with music and comedy.  The music is theatrical pop and includes nine storytelling songs, such as "The Emperor's Song”, "It's Not Easy Being Perfect”, "Cool Suit”, "Strut Your Stuff”, and "Think for Yourself”.  A group of rebel tailors trick the vain Emperor into believing they can make him a cool suit that's so "stylish and chic, from a fabric magic and unique," that only the smart can see it.  A simple page tries to tell the Emperor it's a hoax - there is no invisible cool suit, but no one will listen. The royal ministers, the Emperor's doting mother, the servants - none will admit they can't see the cool suit.  The foolish Emperor dresses up in the cool suit he can't see. As the royal parade begins, the Emperor struts his stuff in his Teddy-bear underwear.  It takes a young child to tell him he's wearing nothing!  Along with the silliness and entertainment, there are genuine messages about sticking to ones’ convictions, pursuing goals, even if they seem difficult, and not going along with peer pressure.

School Performances: There are 16 additional private matinee performances for schools beginning on February 9th
Public Performances: Sunday, February 21 & Saturday, February 27*, 2010, at 3:00 PM,   The Russell Tripp Performance Center
Admission:  $9  Adults,  $6  for Children under age 18
* ASL interpreted performance and is also the benefit performance for the Performing Arts Foundation Scholarships.

Tickets on sale February 2, 2010 at:

The Russell Tripp Performance Center Box Office
Business Hours: T-F, 9:00 a.m - noon, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. & 2 hours prior to curtain
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SPRING

No play for spring, 2010, planned.
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