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The Paisley Sisters’ Christmas Special

Music is by Bret Silverman, Lyrics by Jim Ansart, Joel Benjamin, Bret Silverman with the Book by Steve Silverman, Jim Ansart, Joel Benjamin, Bret Silverman

Director Russell R. Greene with Music Direction by Stephen Peters

November 19, 20, 26, 27, 28 and December 3, 4, 2010

It's 1964. America's Songbirds, the Paisley Sisters (Connie, Bonnie, Lonnie, and Abigail) are airing a brand-new color-television holiday extravaganza that they hope will put them back in the Top 40. Downright hysterical and great way to start your Holiday Season!

The Paisley Sisters’ Christmas Special is being brought to QP by the Generous Donation of Royalties by the Authors.

11/19/2010 - Friday, 8:00PM

11/20/2010 - Saturday, 8:00PM

11/26/2010 - Friday, 8:00PM

11/27/2010 - Saturday, 8:00PM

11/28/2010 - Sunday, 2:00PM

12/3/2010 - Friday, 8:00PM

12/4/2010 - Saturday, 8:00PM

 

Lend Me a Tenor

by Ken Ludwig

Director John Pease

January 28, 29 and February 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 2011

Lend Me a Tenor takes us to 1934, when the Cleveland Grand Opera Company has invited the world-renowned Italian tenor Il Stupendo to star for one night only in Verdi’s Otello. The star arrives late and, through a hilarious series of mishaps, is given a double dose of tranquilizers and passes out. The result is a three-ring circus of mistaken identities, improbable liaisons and door-slamming hilarity that have made Lend Me a Tenor one of the most durable and perennially popular comedies of the last quarter-century.

1/28/2011 - Friday, 8:00PM

1/29/2011 - Saturday, 8:00PM

2/4/2011 - Friday, 8:00PM

2/5/2011 - Saturday, 8:00PM

2/6/2011 - Sunday, 2:00PM

2/11/2011 - Friday, 8:00PM

2/12/2011 - Saturday, 8:00PM

 

Woman in Black

by Stephen Mallatratt

Director Kimberly Fanning

March 25, 26 and April 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 2011

An eerie thriller, The Woman In Black centers on a keen young solicitor who is sent to wind up the affairs of a recently deceased woman, Mrs. Alice Drablow. Alone in the eerie, isolated Eel Marsh House, he is unaware of the tragedy lurking in the house’s dark corners, he only feels an unnerving sense of unease. When he catches a glimpse of a wasted young woman dressed completely in black, Kipps tries to discover more about her, but the locals turn silent and he must unearth her secret on his own. Years later, he recounts his experiences, desperate to exorcise the ghosts of the past.

3/25/2011 - Friday, 8:00PM

3/26/2011 - Saturday, 8:00PM

4/1/2011 - Friday, 8:00PM

4/2/2011 - Saturday, 8:00PM

4/3/2011 - Sunday, 2:00PM

4/8/2011 - Friday, 8:00PM

4/9/2011 - Saturday, 8:00PM

 

All My Sons

by Arthur Miller

Director Mark Baumhardt

May 20, 21, 27, 28, 29 and June 3, 4 2011

Two years after World War II, the Keller family is torn apart by patriarch Joe Keller's moral weakness and a shameful family secret. All My Sons won the 1947 Tony Award for Best Play.

5/20/2011 - Friday, 8:00PM

5/21/2011 - Saturday, 8:00PM

5/22/2011 - Sunday, 2:00PM

5/27/2011 - Friday, 8:00PM

5/28/2011 - Saturday, 8:00PM

6/3/2011 - Friday, 8:00PM

6/4/2011 - Saturday, 8:00PM