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| 2004 - 2005 Season |
| Alice's Adventures In Wonderland |
| Monday Always Leads To Murder |
| a Comedy/Mystery by Pat Cook "Mr. Monday, I want you to find this artifact," purrs sultry client Courteny Delacroix. "It's a choker worn by King Midas." Harry Monday sizes her up and asks, "You want me to find the Midas Muffler?" And once again that cliche in a trenchcoat and fedora is off on another case, one which has him trying to solve a 20-year old murder mystery and write a play about his career at the same time. Harry soon finds himself, as usual, way over his head as chaos swirls around him - a mousy woman wants Harry to take on a case for her and then Officer Brogan rushes in and arrests her; an actor starts masquerading as Harry; a janitor shows up at all the right (or wrong) times; and the curse of a missing gem appears. But our man Harry manages to wisecrack his way through yet another face-paced, clue-strewn mystery |
| November 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14 |
| Daddy's Dyin' (Who's Got The Will?) |
| February 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27 |
| a Comedy by Del Shores Daddy's suffered a physically and mentally disabling stroke, and the family has gathered to await his imminent death. Only no one knows where his will is! As the family members quarrel among themselves, they find a rebirth of the family unit. There are funny moments, tense moments, touching moments, and characters you come to care about. |
| The Pink Panther Strikes Again |
| May 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15 |
| a Comedy by William Gleason based on the movie by Blake Edwards and Frank Waldman The world's most unusual criminologist, Jacques Clouseau, fights for his life and for the future of all mankind in the most bizarre and dangerous caper of his brilliantly successful and utterly clumsy career. Paul Dreyfus, once his long-suffering boss, now turned raving lunatic, holds the world at bay with the ultimate weapon, the Doomsday Machine. Dreyfus is out to get Clouseau, the man whose undeserved success has driven him crazy, and he threatens to vaporize continents if the nations of the world don't deliver Clouseau to him - alive or, if at all possible, dead! Blissfully unaware that an army of deadly assassins is gunning for him, or that the beautiful girl who seeks him out is a Russian agent, Clouseau incredibly stumbles and slips by every attack. However, the world is running out of time because the increasingly frustrated Dreyfus, doodling with the Doomsday Machine, is running out of patience. At the critical moment, it suddenly appears that Clouseau is finally running out of luck. Then he fires from the hip and hits - our funny bone! |
| September 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26 |
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| Adapted from the works of Lewis Carroll by Tim Kelly Alice journeys into a world of talking animals, comic royalty and races where the contestants run in circles! There's the Mad Hatter's frantic tea party, the watch-carrying White Rabbit and talking flowers. Along the way Alice must deal with a sneezing duchess and a baby that turns into a pig! The finale has Alice watching a trial, but she suddenly finds herself the accused! ALICE gives a modern view to an old classic, where nonsense makes good sense. |
| Playdates are tentative. |