Sponsored by Butler Tibbetts, Sharleen Cooper Cohen, and Willette and Manny Klausner
YES, A CAT NAMED MARTY COHEN, THE MUSICAL!
From the creator of The Naughty Naughty Pets children's books and animated TV series comes the story of Marty Cohen, a Scottish Fold cat with unusual ears, who travels to New York City in search of a better life. There he discovers a half-brother named Artie, hot dogs on a stick, and new friends who stand up for him against prejudice and discrimination.
Book and Music by Wendy Ann Gardner
Music Director Colin Freeman
Directed by Jonathan S. Cerullo
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
STAGEline – DARE TO DANCE - A DANCE EXHIBITION
What happens when choreography meets identity? When rhythm meets truth? Inspired by the new musical Take the Lead, join the next generation of dancers as they explore movement through story and story through dance.
Directed and choreographed by Maria Torres
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9
DUBBO CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING
The wrestling world was never wilder than in this raucous rock musical. When an angry teenager picks the wrong fight at school, she finds herself back in her rural hometown, and thrown into a no-holds-barred smackdown for the survival of her family business, Dubbo Championship Wrestling.
Book and music by Daniel Cullen Music by Daniel Cullen and James Cullen
Associate producer Jonathan McKenna
Music Director Andy Peterson Choreographer Michael Callahan
Directed by Will Nunziata
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15
Sponsored by Steve Sagman
CHARLOTTE SWEET
BENEFIT CONCERT
Imagine a fractured fairy tale in the tradition of Gilbert & Sullivan and Mad Magazine. The return of CHARLOTTE SWEET spotlights the stratospherically high soprano of British Music Hall, along with the freaky Circus of Voices. Don't miss the revival concert of the acclaimed musical/mock melodrama that was a favorite of Leonard Cohen, Al Hirschfeld, and others.
Book by Michael Colby and Music by Gerald Jay Markoe
Music supervisor Michael Lavine Music direction Asher Denburg
Directed by Jeff Calhoun
Reception to follow performance for Premium Ticket buyers. All proceeds to benefit Amas education and theatre programs.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 @7:00
HOW I PAID FOR COLLEGE
1 Actor. 9 songs. 20 Characters. Countless Crimes. Based on Marc Acito’s bestselling novel, Edward Zanni confesses to the life of “disorganized crime” he turned to when his wealthy father refused to pay for him to study acting at Juilliard.
Book and music by Marc Acito
Music Director Saul Nache
Directed by Christopher Scott
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25
Sponsored by Marvin Kahan
