Friday 6 November and Saturday 7 November, at 7:30pm

An exciting original cabaret show compiled by Dr. Charles R. Hill, will be the kick-off event for our 10th Anniversary Year . Staged in Howson Hall Theater, the audience will be seated at tables in nightclub style. A silent auction, after-dinner delectables and assorted beverages (wine, soft drinks) will complement the show.

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Social Security
February 13-March 1
by Andrew Bergman
Comic sparks fly when a couple’s cantankerous mother lands on their doorstep and their niece suddenly declares her sexual freedom. Can love conquer all in the end? This Valentine is sure to give a good laugh and more.
Directed by Dr. Charles R. Hill

Trying
June 12-28
by Joanna McClelland Glass
Based on the author’s own experience, this compelling, comic drama pairs an outspoken young woman and a cantankerous Philadelphia aristocrat who served as FDR’s Attorney General and presided at Nuremberg,in a project to complete his memoirs. It is humorous and touching how they are “trying” to understand each other.
Directed by Gary Payne

On Golden Pond
September 18-October 4
by Ernest Thompson
This funny, touching and warmly perceptive family study was an instant critical and popular success on Broadway and still resonates today. A revealing look at enduring love, family and change, no matter what stage of life.
Directed by Chris Jimmerson

We meet monthly on the second Monday at 7:30pm to read aloud and trade roles in scripts that are unrehearsed. Newcomers are always welcome, no experience expected!

Schedule for 2009/2010:

• Sept 14
• Oct 12
• Nov 9
• Dec 14
• Jan 11
• Feb 8
• Mar 8
• Apr 12
• May 10
• June 14

In September, 2007, the B. Iden Payne Committee nominated Michelle Cheney for Best Actress in a Comedy for her portrayal of Honey Raye in our February, 2007 production of Dearly Beloved. Also nominated, for Best Ensemble acting, were Gary Payne as Andrew and Nathan Jerkin as Milo in our Sept, 2006 production of Sleuth. Nathan Jerkins was also nominated for Best Actor in a drama for the same role in Sleuth. Charles R. Hill was nominated by the Austin Critics Table for Best Director for the same production. Bobbie Erb was nominated for Best Actor in a Comedy by the Austin Circle of Theatres for her portrayal of Ursula in our June 2006 production of The Oldest Profession. Deneen Frazer was nominated for Best Lead Actor in a Drama for her portrayal of Annie in our November 2002 production of Waiting for MacArthur.