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Guys and Dolls
September 15–October 2
Music & lyrics by Frank Loesser
Book by Jo Swerling & Abe Burrows
Desperate to find money to pay for his floating crap game, Nathan Detroit bets Sky Masterson $1,000 that Sky won’t be able to take a local Salvation Army girl, Sarah Brown, to Cuba. While Sky eventually is able to convince Sarah to join him, Nathan battles with his fiancé of 14 years, Adelaide. Meanwhile in Cuba, Sky ends up falling in love with Sarah and tries to reform his gambling ways. When he returns back to New York, he bets all the members of the floating crap game that if he wins his rolls of the dice, they will all have to go to church and repent.
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Dial M For Murder
October 20–November 6
By Frederick Knott
Tony Wendice is an ex-professional tennis player who lives in a London flat with his wealthy wife, Margot. Tony retired after Margot complained about his busy schedule, and she began an affair, which he secretly discovered, with American crime fiction writer Mark Halliday. Motivated by resentment, jealousy and greed, Tony has devised a plan to have Margot murdered.
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A Christmas Carol
December 1-December 18
Based on Charles Dickens’ Book
An Original Adaptation by Michael Hoagland
Back by popular demand! Sanford’s newest Holiday tradition! An original musical adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Classic, sure to delight the entire family. An original production created especially for Temple Theatre, A Christmas Carol features the traditional story of Scrooge, ghosts, and life-changing decisions. The production showcases traditional Christmas songs as well as new songs written exclusively for this original production.
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Country Royalty
January 12-January 29
by Jason Petty and Carolyn Martin
Hank Williams and Patsy Cline were the two biggest names country music has ever seen. Their lives were both fascinating and tragic. The legacy they left is still felt to this very day. Along with a live 5-piece band, Jason and Carolyn will take you back in time to when these country giants ruled the airwaves. All of their biggest hits are covered: Crazy, Hey Good Lookin’, Your Cheatin’ Heart, Walking After Midnight, I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry… and many more.
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The Odd Couple
February 16 - March 4
By Neil Simonf
Compulsive neat freak Felix Unger is thrown out of his house by his divorce bound wife. He wanders aimlessly through the streets of New York, toying with the idea of suicide, before gravitating to the apartment of his best friend, incorrigibly sloppy sportswriter Oscar Madison. Worried that Felix will try something desperate, Oscar himself in the process of being divorced by his wife, invites Felix to move in with him. Within a few days, this mismatched pair is on the verge of mutual murder: Felix cannot abide Oscar’s slovenliness, while Oscar is drive insane by Felix’s obsession with cleanliness.
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Little Shop of Horrors
April 26-May 13
Music by Alan Menken
Book by Howard Ashman
Seymour Krelborn is a nerdy orphan working at Mushnik’s, a flower shop in urban skid row. He harbors a crush on fellow co-worker Audrey Fulquard, and is berated by Mr. Mushnik daily. One day as Seymour is seeking a new plant, he finds a very mysterious unidentified plant which he calls Audrey II. The plant seems to have a craving for blood and soon begins to sing for his supper. Will Audrey II take over the world or will Seymour and Audrey defeat it?
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