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Announcing
TLT's 2006-2007 Season!
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All meetings, auditions, and performances are
held at the Tempe Performing Arts Center, located at 132 E.
6th St., in downtown Tempe. Click here
to view a map and directions. |
| A Chorus Line September 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 2006 at 8pm Winner of nine Tony Awards and a Pulitzer Prize, A Chorus
Line enchanted more than 6 million people during its record
15 years on Broadway. Dancers audition for an 8-member chorus,
sharing their hopes, fears, and desires. The score depicts the
joy, despair, and triumphs of the unsung heroes of the stage,
and speaks to anyone who's ever had a dream. The score features
I Hope I Get It, One (Singular Sensation), Dance: Ten; Looks:
Three, and What I Did For Love.
Dinner With Friends - By Donald Margulies Winner of the 2000 Pulitzer Prize, Dinner with Friends tells the story of two married couples
who have been best friends for years, but now one couple is going through a divorce. The play focuses
on two marriages and four friends as they encounter some hard truths about each other, their marriages,
and the selfishness at the heart of their friendships. It's well stocked with laughs, which come even
in the midst of anguish.
The Nerd - By Larry Shue One of the funniest plays ever written, The Nerd is
a side-splitting comedy. Willum Gilbert has it all - a promising
career as an architect, devoted friends, even, maybe, a serious
girlfriend. But then Rick Steadman, the ultimate social misfit,
comes to visit and puts everything in peril. The Nerd
escalates into madcap farce as Willum tries to out-nerd his
sanity-destroying houseguest.
Hair See the show that brought the 1960s to Broadway. In Hair,
American youth are acting out against The Establishment, Vietnam,
segregation and sexual rigidity. This show has vitality, timelessness
and meaning that embody not only the dreams of a generation
but truly the dawning of a new age. The rock musical is remembered
for its controversial nature as well as for such songs as Aquarius,
Hair, Good Morning Starshine, and Let the Sun
Shine In. |
| Contacting Us: |
| For other information, please email us at info@tempelittletheatre.org
or call 480-350-8388. Send questions or comments to webmaster@tempelittletheatre.org All meetings, auditions, and performances are held at the Tempe Performing Arts Center, located at 132 E. 6th St., in downtown Tempe. Click here to view a map and directions.
Tempe Little Theatre P.O. Box 24718 Tempe, Arizona 85285-4718 (480) 350-8388 |