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VERONICA'S ROOM
Main Stage - August 25-28
ENCORE PERFORMANCES! Veronica's Room returns to the UCF Stage! A young couple
out on a date are asked to do a favor for an elderly couple. This
mystery-thriller by Ira Levin, famous for Deathtrap and Rosemary's Baby, keeps
us wondering... might there be more than meets the eye?
SAVAGE IN LIMBO
Black Box - September 22-24, October 5, 7, 9
Feisty young folks from the Bronx, filled with sexuality and humor, wanting to
connect with someone in a meaningful way! John Patrick Shanley (Moonstruck,
Doubt) weaves a story of people at a crossroads in their lives.
NICE PEOPLE DANCING TO GOOD COUNTRY MUSIC
Black Box - September 29-30, October 1, 2, 6, 8
It's not just about country music! That's just the name of the bar that Jim
owns! A funny, wacky, real-life play be award-winning playwright Lee Blessing
with snippets of "good country music" from the hall-of-fame juke-box.
THE PAJAMA GAME
Main Stage - OCTOBER 20-23, 27-30
The dangers of a workplace romance are explored to hysterical effect in this
romantic comedy from the creators of Damn Yankees. Sparks fly, setting off not
only conflict between labor and management, but a battle of the sexes too!
LOCOMOTION
News Journal Center, Daytona - November 3-5 (other dates TBD)
Commissioned by the Kennedy Center and the Orlando Repertory Theatre, this play
includes orphans, foster homes and sickle cell anemia. Yet there is joy and
humor in the eccentric, witty characters. Chronicling the writing of poetry, the
play sounds a hopeful note. Recommended for viewers age 9 and up. FREE TO ALL
COMPLETE AND FULL SEASON TICKET HOLDERS.
GEM OF THE OCEAN
Black Box - November 17-20, December 1-4
“What good is freedom if you can’t do nothing with it?” is the soul-searching
question asked in August Wilson’s influential and inspirational first
installment of his famous Pittsburgh Cycle, which chronicles the African
American experience in the twentieth century.
THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO
Main Stage - January 19-22, 26-29
In Atlanta, in 1939, Gone with the Wind may be having its world premiere, but
Atlanta's elitist German Jews are more concerned with the social event of the
season. Alfred Uhry (Driving Miss Daisy) won the 1997 Tony Award for this
powerful play.
BURY THE DEAD
Black Box - February 16-19, 23-26
It is the time of "the second year of the war that is to begin tomorrow night."
A modern classic, this anti-war play gives eloquent voices to our dead military
warriors, enabling them to speak with their loved ones of the days of living,
now lost forever.
RAGTIME
March 22-25, 29-31, April 1
(A Joint Production with Music) This musical weaves together stories from early
1900's America: a WASP family, a Harlem musician, a Jewish immigrant. Historical
figures such as Harry Houdini, Booker T. Washington, and Emma Goldman also
appear in this saga based on the novel by E. L. Doctorow.
SHOVE! PUSH!
Orlando Repertory Theatre - April 19-22
Student and faculty dancers and choreographers present UCF's sixth annual dance
concert.
