George Bernard Shaw's witty comedy of questionable manners. Decadent chivalry
meets modern manners when, having
deserted from his regiment, Capitan
Bluntschli takes refuge in the apartment of
a beautiful young Russian girl, Raina Petkoff. Raina is all for turning in the captain until he wins her over with the Shavian logic of his argument against warfare.

When Bluntschli returns to the house after
the war with Raina's fiancé, Major Sergius Saranoff the hero of the war, Raina must
decide who she really loves, the military hero she idolizes or the rough speaking solider
she hid and fed chocolates.

PLUS

Join us each month for a Sunday evening Cabaret of Sketch Comedy Fun & Improv Games
July 18, Aug 22

Escape from Artscape!
Come and Cool down from the heat of Artscape
with DropThree in Spotlighters Air Conditioned
theatre - and get a free ice cold bottle of water
or soft drink with your $10 ticket purchase!

 

AND

Young Actors Academy
present
William Shakespeare's
A Mid-Summer Night's Dream

Sat - July 24, 2010 - 3pm
Sun - July 25, 2010 - 7pm
ALL Tickets - $10

AND - OPENING AUG 12

Hammarskjold

by Fr. Ronald McKinney, SJ

directed by Lynn Morton

Dag Hammarskjold died in 1961. So why
was he admitted last night to the Payne
Whitney clinic after being savagely beaten
in Central Park, and what does that have
to do with a recent murder at the UN...