2007 Season - Past Musicals

Grease

February 14 — April 22, 2007

It's the energetic and electric musical comedy tribute to the age of rock-n-roll. Join in the fun of the hilarious antics of Rydell High's class of '59 and rock to songs like "It's Raining on Prom Night," "Beauty School Dropout" and "Greased Lightning." Come back with us to a time when having a malted made everything so much better.

Shenandoah

April 25 — June 24, 2007

It's North versus South, brother against brother. But widowed Charlie Anderson isn't about to let any of his boys take sides. That's no easy task when your family farm is in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Shenandoah is rich in emotion, heart and humor. An enthralling musical that springs to life with stirring anthems, gentle lullabies and exhilarating dance. Through joy, sorrow and turmoil, this great musical reminds us that it's the strength of family that matters most.

Married Alive!

June 27 — September 2, 2007

A zany, new musical comedy that looks in on two marriages - newlyweds and a more...um... "experienced" couple. From new babies to empty nests, from job stress to domestic bliss, MARRIED ALIVE is an affectionate, outrageous, laugh-out-loud look at married life.

The Producers

September 5 — December 2, 2007

When Mel Brooks' insane humor meets the dazzle of Broadway, you know you're in for an outrageously great time. Meet Max Bialystock, infamous producer and Leo Bloom, a mild mannered accountant. Together they hatch a scheme to raise more money than they need so they can pocket the extra. When Max creates the ultimate box office bomb, it's Mel Brooks at his funniest. You don't want to miss the best musical ever, about making the worst musical ever!

Little Women

December 5, 2007 — February 3, 2008

Join the remarkable March sisters - Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy - as one of America's most beloved books, 'Little Women' soars to the Marriott stage. This dazzling new musical, based on Louisa May Alcott's timeless tale about the power of family, friendship and romance, is capturing the hearts of a new generation. Featuring a beautiful score and rich story telling, LITTLE WOMEN has become a new Broadway classic.