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The Season:
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| Harrison Long in “Diamond Studs” |
Sept. 1-18
Panhandle Slim and the Oklahoma Kid
by Jeff Daniels
Return to the days-gone-by of the American Wild West in this fresh new comedy by film and Broadway star Jeff Daniels. Thrown together by unfortunate circumstances, an ornery vagrant outlaw and a singing cowboy argue the virtues of mayhem, music, true love, and the meaning of life as they try to live by the cowboy code. This prairie showdown features original songs, as well as scoundrels, six-guns and a horse named Buttermilk.
Nov. 3-20
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| Luis Hernandez & Cara Mantella in “The Boys Next Door” |
Glimpses of the Moon
Book and Lyrics by Tajlei Levis, Music by John Mercurio
This sparkling romantic music and dance extravaganza follows the jazzy whirl of New York high society in the “Roaring 20’s.” Based on Edith Wharton’s 1922 novel, this delightful romp asks the age-old question: marry for love .. or for the love of money? This exciting musical will send you clamoring for your nearest ballroom dancing class!
Jan. 5-22
Becky’s New Car
by Steven Dietz
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| Kathleen Wattis in “Lying in State” |
“When a woman says she needs new shoes, what she really want is a new job. When she says she needs a new house, she wants a new husband. And when she says she wants a new car, she wants a new life.” You’re invited to ride shot-gun with Becky Foster as she faces her own fork in the road on a wickedly funny, inventive and touching ride through the perils of middle age.
Feb. 23-Mar. 11
The Foreigner
by Larry Shue
This may be one of the funniest American plays ever written as it uses every device in the comedy storehouse to make you laugh yourself silly! Charlie’s shyness renders him helpless in conversation – so when a friend covers for him by telling the other guests in a rural Georgia mountain lodge that he is an exotic foreigner and speaks no English, Charlie ends up hearing more – MUCH more – than he should!
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| Dolph Amick, Rob Lawhon & Ricardo Aponte in “Buddy: the Buddy Holly Story” |
April 12-29
Ring of Fire – The Johnny Cash Musical Show
Created by Richard Maltby, Jr., Conceived by William Meade
We’re gonna raise the roof with this barn-burner of a musical that celebrates the songs of an American legend, The Man in Black himself, Johnny Cash. This thrilling show will feature an ensemble of many of your favorite GET singers and musicians who will make Ring of Fire an extraordinary theatrical event to add to our rich history of high energy, sold-out, foot-stomping musicals!
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