Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
by Alan Ball (Academy Award winning writer of American Beauty)
A bittersweet comedy that uncovers the drama at an ostentatious wedding reception in Knoxville, Tennessee. Five identically-clad bridesmaids hide out in an upstairs bedroom, each with her own reason to avoid the proceedings below. As the afternoon wears on, these five very different women joyously discover a common bond in this wickedly funny, irreverent and touching celebration of the women’s spirit.
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directed by
Lennon Smithstage managed by
Margaret Harrisset design by
Chuck Danskin
Cast:
Frances Yaro Severn
Meredith Sandy Rouge
Trisha Mary DeLorenzo
Georgeanne Judy Martin
Mindy Wendy Taylor
Tripp Scott Daniel playing
March 28, 2003
through
April 19, 2003
Sun
2:00 PMM T W Thu
8:00 PMFri
8:00 PMSat
8:00 PMMarch
27*
28 **
29April
4
56 11 12 13 18 19 *PREVIEW PERFORMANCE
**OPENING NIGHT GALA/RECEPTION
General Admission $15.00
Seniors & Students $12.00at the
Oddstad Theatre1050 Crespi Drive
Pacifica
Call (650) 359-8002 for reservations.
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The Sound of Music
by Rodgers and Hammerstein
The Sound of Music , the final collaboration between Rodgers and Hammerstein, was destined to become the world’s most beloved musical. When a postulant proves too high-spirited for religious life, she is dispatched to serve as governess for the seven children of a widowed naval Captain. This familiar tale is uplifting musical theatre at its best.
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copyright 1996 Rodgers and Hammersteindirected by
Craig Cumminsmusic directed by
Bob Sunshinechoreography by
Rosaleen Nardi Trinca
Cast:
Maria Rainer Judy Martin
Mother Abbess Isobel Hersch
Sister Berthe Geri Travins
Sister Margaretta Lennon Smith
Sister Sophia Kathy Wall
Sister Nancy Nancy Brazil
Sister Jan Janiece Duroncelet
Sister Cheri Cheri Howard
Sister Jennie Jennie Floyd
Captain von Trapp Russ Bohard
Leisel Yaro Severn
Friedrich Peter Gross
Louisa Michelle Pliner
Kurt Darren Bechtel
Brigitta Cara Spangler
Marta Chelsea Glynn
Gretl Katie Aiello-Coppola
Rolf Max Diament-Turner
Elsa Schraeder Becky Gross
Max Detweiler Don Cima
Franz Ron Smith
Frau Schmidt Candy Plato
Herr Zeller Steve Marcotte
Baron Elberfeld Bill Clyde
Admiral von Schreiber TBD
Ensemble Steven Mattes
Ensemble Jim Nugent
Ensemble Estelle Kelley
Ensemble Ben Fausto
Ensemble David Klausner
playing
October 18, 2002
through
November 17, 2002
Sun M T W Thu Fri Sat Oct 17
* 8:00 PM18
8:00 PM19
8:00 PM25
8:00 PM26
8:00 PM27
2:00 PMNov 1
8:00 PM2
8:00 PM3 **
2:00 PM8
8:00 PM9
8:00 PM15
8:00 PM16
8:00 PM17
2:00 PM*PREVIEW PERFORMANCE
**FOLLOWED BY AUDIENCE Q&A AND SING-A-LONG
General Admission $18.00
Seniors & Students $15.00at the
Oddstad Theatre1050 Crespi Drive
Pacifica
Call (650) 359-8002 for reservations.
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Nuncrackers
A Nunsense Christmas by Dan Goggin
Nuncrackers takes place in real time in Mount Saint Helen's Convent. It is the first TV special being taped in the Cable Access Studio built by Reverend Mother with part of the prize money won earlier by Sister Mary Paul (aka Amnesia). The cast consists of Reverend Mother Regina, Sister Mary Hubert, Sister Robert Anne, Sister Mary Paul (Amnesia), and Father Virgil Manly Trott (Sister Leo's brother). In addition there are two young girls and a boy (mount Saint Helen's students). The show includes some traditional carols in the overture and as underscoring, plus some Christmas carol spoofs including "Here We Come-a-Waffle-ing" and "The Holly and The Ivory". Of course, the show is filled with the traditional "Nunsense-sense of humor" and one liners that have made the three previous NUNSENSE shows so popular.
© 1996 Nunsensedirected by
Lisa Lennoxwith musical director
John Lehrackchoreography by
Susan Amacker & Carla Nelson
Cast:
Rev. Mother Lisa Lennox
SR. Hubert Cate Ullman
SR. Robert Ann Lisa Abrons
SR. Amnesia Judy Martin
FR. Virgil Abraham Scott
Louise Maya Castleman
Maria Sarah Horst
Billy Cliff Reilly playing
November 9-18, 2001
M T W Thu Fri Sat Sun Nov 9
8:00 PM10
8:00 PM11
1:30 PM16
8:00 PM17
8:00 PM18
1:30 PMGeneral Admission $15.00
Seniors & Students $10.00Call (415) 701-7011 for tickets and information.
at the
First St. John's United Methodist Church1600 Clay (at Larkin)
San Francisco
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Nunsense
A Musical Comedy by Dan Goggin
"Nunsense is good old-fashioned comedy at its best: it is quick paced, generally raucous, occasionally touching and totally wonderful...the spirit of the evening touches us with its unabashed desire to delight and make us laugh..."
~Martin Schaeffer, Backstage
© 1996 Nunsensedirected by
Joyce Perkinsmusic directed by
Jan Gaynorchoreography by
Rosaleen Nardi Trinca
Cast:
Rev. Mother Isobel Hersch
SR. Hubert Joan Andres
SR. Robert Ann Lucie Hager
SR. Amnesia Judy Martin
SR. Leo Patrisha Dwyer playing
August 24, 2001
through
September 16, 2001
Sun M T W Thu Fri Sat Aug 23
* 8:00 PM24
8:00 PM25
8:00 PM31
8:00 PMSept 1
8:00 PM7
8:00 PM8
8:00 PM9
2:00 PM14
8:00 PM15
8:00 PM16
2:00 PM*PREVIEW PERFORMANCE
General Admission $18.00
Seniors & Students $15.00at the
Oddstad Theatre1050 Crespi Drive
Pacifica
Call (650) 359-8002 for reservations.
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Tapestry
The Music of Carole King
"I Feel the Earth Move", "You've Got a Friend", "One Fine Day", and "Natural Woman" are just a few musical highlights in the journey through the career of this songwriting legend. This spirited evening is presented in a fresh and contemporary way with songs that defined a generation and became the classics of another, the songs of Carole King.
© 1971directed by
Mike Wardwith musical director
Michael LanghamCast:
Diva Jeanne Batacan-Harper
Diva Sara Betts
Diva Tina Braganza
Diva Judy Martin
Diva Jackie McSwanson
Diva Lexi Picard
Diva Kerry Seldin playing
March 16, 2001
through
April 14, 2001
Sun
$17.00M T W Thu
$17.00Fri
$20.00Sat
$20.00March 16
8:00 PM17
8:00 PM23
8:00 PM24
8:00 PM25
2:00 PM30
8:00 PM31
8:00 PMApril 1
2:00 PM6
8:00 PM7
8:00 PM12
8:00 PM13
8:00 PM14
8:00 PMat the
Hillbarn Theatre1285 E. Hillsdale Blvd.
Foster City, CA
Call (650) 349-6411 for tickets.
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Godspell
Conceived and originally directed by John-Michael Tebelak
Music and new lyrics by Steven Schwartz
Acclaimed throughout the world by critics, clergy, and audiences young and old for its joyful message and youthful exuberance, simple sincerity and loving spirit, this musical is a timely christening for the new millennium. Proving that it is perfectly possible to have piety without solemnity, this theatrical miracle is aglow with radiant healing grace while bursting with rhythmic music drawn from rock, folk, country, and pop. The irresistible charm of Godspell gives testament to a spectacle that believes in God - and people - and possibility.
© 1999directed by
Kit Wilderwith musical director
John LehrackCast:
Jesus Matt Morris
Judas Peter Griggs
Himself Bill Hennenlotter
Himself George Gemette
Himself Joey Montes
Herself Judy Martin
Herself Lauren Coberly
Herself Margo Schembre
Herself Michelle Jones
Herself Shana Ewing
Herself Theresa Pangalos
Himself Tony Murillo playing
April 28, 2000
through
May 14, 2000
Sun
$20.00M T Wed
$20.00Thu
$20.00Fri
$20.00Sat
$22.00April *28
8:00 PM**29
8:00 PM30
2:30 PMMay 3
8:00 PM4
8:00 PM5
8:00 PM6
8:00 PM7
2:30 PM10
8:00 PM11
8:00 PM12
8:00 PM13
8:00 PM14
2:30 PM* Preview Performance: only $16.00!
** Opening Night: $24.00at the
Lucie Stern Theatre1305 Middlefield Road
Palo Alto
Call (650) 329-0891 for reservations.
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Liquid Soap is a live, interactive soap opera created before your eyes. The lightning quick cast continually incorporates audience suggestions into the storyline, thus developing a unique and unpredictable experience every time. Here is your chance to decide what happens on the stage. Will the hero get the girl? Will the girl get amnesia? Will the villain get what he deserves? Anything can happen in a typical episode of Liquid Soap.
"There's nothing these whizzes of improv won't tackle"
- S.F. Chronicle
Liquid Soap
Friday Nights @ 10:30pm
August 27 thru October 1
EUREKA THEATRE
215 Jackson Street
San Francisco
Reservations: 415-441-2492Liquid Soap Home Page
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Before Liquid Soap, there was...
“Jest a Second!” by James Sherman
Guess who’s coming to dinner this time? Two seasons ago, Sarah misled her parents by hiring Bob to impersonate an acceptable boyfriend. Now, as the saga of the Goldman family continues, it is brother Joel who is not being straight with their parents. His date for his Mother’s birthday party is not the perky pediatrician they expect. If you saw “Beau Jest”, you know how creatively Bob – now married to Sarah – meets a challenge. And if you’re joining this menagerie for the first time, you’ll instantly revel in how warm and engaging this fun family can be!![]()
directed by
Arturo CatricalaCast:
Sarah Judy Martin
Bob Mark Larkin
Joel Frederik Goris
Miriam Debra Paul
Abe Joe Higgins
Dr. Rosen Steve Cortopassi
Showing June 19 thru July 3
For tickets, call the theatre box office. Lucie Stern Theatre
at the Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto
1305 Middlefield Road
Palo Alto, California
Box Office: 650-329-0891
SHOW PREVIEWS:
Friday, June 18, 1999 @ 8pm
SHOW OPENS:
Saturday, June 19, 1999 @ 8pm
SHOW RUNS:
Wednesdays through Saturdays,
June 23rd thru July 3rd @ 8pm
MATINEES:
Sundays, June 20th and 27th @ 2:30pm
CURRENT ACTING GIGS JUDYNEWS.COM
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