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. . . . . . 2010 Season . . . . . .
The Yorkshire Playhouse is pleased to announce its 2010 season...
“The Odd Couple-Female Version” February 11-14, 18-21, 2010
Directed by Bob Sautter
Can two grown women share the same apartment without driving each other crazy? See how messy Olive and tidy Florence cope with dating, divorce and their weekly Trivia Pursuit game with the girls.
“Bull in A China Shop” April 15-18 & 22-25, 2010
Directed by Todd Kirshenbaum
What would bring a hunky young detective to cross the street to a boarding house in London run by a group of elderly spinsters? When the ladies start turning up dead, the detective takes notice. Now, who wants a nice cup of tea?
“The King & I” July 15-18, 2010
Directed by Toni Hess
The classic Rogers & Hammerstein musical set in the late 1800’s in Siam where a strong-willed woman encounters a stubborn King. Favorite songs include “Getting to Know You”, “I Have Dreamed”, “Hello Young Lovers”, “Whistle a Happy Tune”, “Shall We Dance” and more.
“A Bad Year for Tomatoes” October 7-10 & 14-17, 2010
Directed by Rodger Shields
When an aging actress sheds her Hollywood persona to buy an old cabin in the northeast to grow tomatoes, things just go wrong. There are nosey neighbors, a persistent backwoodsman and a shrieking alter-ego destined to cause trouble.
Bonus Production (This is a fund raiser for the Playhouse and is not included in your membership):
“An Almost Holy Picture” A one-man show featuring MITCHELL ROUSH.
Directed by Kayla Lawrence
Samuel Gentle, the groundskeeper for The Church of the Holy Comforter, has heard God's call three times. He wants to believe that "grace enters the soul through a wound." As his daughter Ariel grows into a child of transcendent inner beauty and strength, Samuel regains his own faith and discovers what is most holy.
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