The following is a list
of productions of Miller's plays during the year of 2005.
This is not an exhaustive
list, but includes all of the productions that came to the attention of
the Miller Society during that year.
- The Crucible December 1-10 by Teen Repertory
Company
at Oddfellows
Playhouse,128 Washington Street , Middletown. For more information call
(860) 347-6143 or email becky@oddfellows.org.
- The Price 21st Nov. (Friday) at 8pm in the
Alex and
Faye Spanos Theatre by A Noise Within, at Cal Poly Arts with Len
Lesser.
See website
for details.
- Death of a Salesman 17th - 26th November by the
Guild
of
Norwich Players at Maddermarket, Norwich, UK . Performances at
7.30PM
, on 26th additional perf. at 2.30PM and on 22nd - after show
discussion.
TICKETS £9 & £7 . Check website
for more information: Phone 01603 620917
- The Crucible, 4-20 Nov. by Scottsdale
Community
Players and Greasepaint Scottsdale Theatre, at Stagebrush Theatre, 7020
N. Second St., Scottsdale, AZ. Directed by D. Scott
Withers.
For Tickets: (480) 990-7405.
- All My Sons September 29 - November 5. by
Denver Center
Theater Company, Colorado. With David Furr.
- The Crucible opening 4 Nov. at Theater an der
Marschnerstrasse,
Hamburg, Germany. Directed by Lars Ceglecki.
- The Price 2 Sept.-9 Oct. by Aurora Theatre
Company,
Berkeley,
CA. Director Joy Carlin. Tickets are $36. Call (510)
843-4822 or visit the website.
- The Price 21 Oct - 19 Nov at the The Library
Theatre,
Manchester,
UK. Go to www.librarytheatre.com for more details and
ticket
info.
- The Ride Down Mt. Morgan July 30 at 8pm thru
October
8th
at The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum, 1419 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd.,
Topanga
CA 90290. Directed by Heidi Helen Davis, with Ellen Geer, Willow
Geer, WIlliam Dennis Hunt, Stephen Macht, Melora Marshall and
Earnestine
Phillips. Saturday evenings at 8 pm: July 30 (opening night);
Aug.
6, 13, 20, 27; Sept 3, 10, 17 & 24. Sunday evenings at 7:30
pm:
July 31; Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28; Sept 4. Saturday matinees at 3 pm:
October
1, 8. Pre-show discussion Sunday, August 7 at 6:30 pm. Call
(310) 455-3723 or check the website: www.theatricum.com Ticket
prices:
Adults: $15 and $25; Seniors, Students, Equity:? $12 and $15; Children
(6-12): $8; Children 5 and under: free. The outdoor amphitheater at The
Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum is terraced into the hillside of the
rustic
canyon. Audience members are advised to dress casually (warmly for
evenings)
and bring cushions for bench seating. The Botanicum Cafe operates on
the
grounds, and picnickers are welcome before or after the performance.
- Death of a Salesman 29 Sept.--14 Oct. by Seoul
Institute
of the Arts, at Dongnang Arts Center, Korea. The play is planned
to commemorate the 43rd anniversary for the Arts Center which is
affiliated
to the institute and the 100th birthday of the late Yu Chi-jin, founder
of the institute and the nation’s first amphitheater. Directed by Jang
Jin with Jeon Mu-song, Jeon Yang-ja, and Park Sang-won. Shin Gu
will
be art director. Tickets are 40,000 won. For info call:
(02)
756-0822
- The Price 2 Sept-Oct 9th at Aurora
Theatre,
2081 Addison
St., Berkeley, CA. $38, $28 previews, $45 opening night. (510)
843-4822.
Previews 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday of the opening
week.
Directed by Joy Carlin.
- The Crucible (Ward Opera) Sept. 10-25 by Opera
San
José,
in the the newly renovated California Theatre. Anthony Quartuccio
will conduct; Timothy Near is the director.
- The Ride Down Mount Morgan in the Fall by The
Milford
Area
Players at the Amato Family Performing Arts Center at the Boys and
Girls
Club of Souhegan Valley, Route 13 North, Milford. To be directed by
Robin
LaCroix. For more information check the website at
www.milfordareaplayers.org.
- All My Sons16 Sept.-1 Oct. by The Footlight Club,
in
Jamaica
Plain, Massachusetts. Friday's and Saturday's only, to purchase
tickets
please visit the website or
call
the box office at (617) 524-3200. For more information about the
show, please visit the web site at www.footlight.org or e-mail.
- The Price beginning August 25th by Kitchen
Theatre
Company which is located in the historic Clinton House, a renovated
hotel
in Downtown Ithaca, NY. For more information about Kitchen
Theatre
Company, visit www.kitchentheatre.org.
- The Crucible 18 August-4 Sept. by Bad Monkey
Productions
at the Chamber Theater, fourth floor, Odd Fellows Hall, 915 E. Pine
St.,
Seattle, WA. Directed by Jennessa Richert, with La'Chris Jordan,
Elissa Walstead, Andrew Clawson and Mark Burke. For more
information:
www.badmonkeyprod.com.
- A View From the Bridge, opening 28 July at the
Gate
Theatre
in Dublin. Chris Meloni leads an all-Irish cast, directed by Mark
Brokaw.
- All My Sons, 17-20 Aug. by The Walworth County
Autonomous
Collective of Thespians at Delavan-Darien High School, 150 Cummings
St.,
Delavan, WI. Performances at 7 p.m. Wed and Fri., and 2 and 7 p.m.
Saturday.
Admission is free, but donations are welcome.
- All My Sons in Rep. through Aug. 16 at Oak
Park
Festival
Theatre in Austin Gardens Park, Forest north of Lake, Oak Park,
Chicago.
Tickets: $20. Phone: (708) 445-4440.
- Death of a Salesman through August 28, by The
Denver
Repertory
Theater.
- All My Sons through Aug. 28 at Actors Workshop
Theatre, 1044
W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Chicago. Directed by (and starring) Michael
Colucci,
with Jan Ellen Graves, Jason Daniels, and Marisa Sanders. Phone: ( 773
) 728-7529; $20
- All My Sons 13-23 July by The River Repertory, a
professional
Summer Stock company based in New York at the historical Ivoryton
Playhouse
in Essex, CT. Please visit their website (www.riverrep.com) for
more
information.
- View from the Bridge by the New Surry Theater,
July
28-30
and August 4-6 at 7:30 p.m. at Ellsworth High School Auditorium.
Directed by Bill Raiten, with Herb Mitchell and Ralph Chapman.
Tickets:
$15-$12 More info: 374-5556
- The Crucible (Ward opera) opening July 8th in
rep.
through
6 Aug., by Utah Festival Opera Company, in Logan's Ellen Eccles
Theatre,
43 S. Main. Directed by Jack Shouse, conducted by Karen Keltner,
with Kristopher Irmiter as John Proctor, Carla Rae Cook as Elizabeth
Proctor,
Joy Hermalyn as Abigail, Lori Brown Miribal as Tituba and Daniel Cole
as
Reverend Hale. Tickets are $17 to $55; call 1-800-262-0074 or visit website
for a schedule.
- All My Sons 15 July-7 Aug. by Shadowland
Theatre, 157
Canal St, Ellenville, NY 12428. Performances on Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday at 8:00pm, and Sunday at 2:00pm. Directed by Brendan
Burke with Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss. Box Office:
845-647-5511
or check website for
more
details.
- The Archbishop's Ceiling 6-23 July by the
Vineyard
Playhouse,
24 Church St., Vineyard Haven, on Martha's Vineyard, MA.
Peformances
at 4 pm and 8 pm on Tues.?Sat. Directed by Joann Green Breuer.
Reserved
seating: $35 adults, $30 seniors and students, $20 children.
Previews/matinees:
$20. 508-696-6300.
- All My Sons 9-16 July by Chautauqua Theater,
Buffalo,
NY.
Directed by Ethan McSweeney with Lisa Harrow. Stuart Margolin, Charles
Semine and Amy Ellenberger. Tickets $23.
- Death of a Salesman July 7-10, 16-17 and 21-22 at
8
p.m.
by Waterfront Theatre on Lake Street, Burlington, VT. Directed by
Wayne Martens, who also plays Willy Loman, with Grace Kiley as Linda.
Tickets
are $16; call (802) 862-7469 (862-SHOW), or go online.
- All My Sons April 10th thru July 9th at various
times.
Part of the Alabama Shakespeare Festival's 2005 repertory season, based
at One Festival Drive, Montgomery, AL 36117. On the Octagon Stage.
Local
box office: 334 271 5353 or call 1800 841 4273 for tickets or more
information.
Directed by Michael Evan Haney, with Rodney Clark and Greta Lambert
.
Eve. Perfs. at 7.30, matinees at 2pm. Visit website
for more details as to exact dates of performance. Tickets range
from $14.99 for previews to $34.99 for rest of the run.
- All My Sons 22-25 June by Summer Circle
Theatre, run
by MSU Department of Theatre, East Lansing, MI. Call (517)
355-6690 for more information. Shows on Wednesdays, Thursdays,
Fridays,
and Saturdays at 8 p.m. Admission is free, although donations are
suggested.
Lawn and bleacher seating are first-come, first-served. Early arrival
is
recommended. Blankets and folding chairs (for lawn seating) and insect
repellent are also recommended. A variety of refreshments will be sold
on site. Performances are almost never cancelled because of
weather.
For more information check www.theatre.msu.edu.
- A View from the Bridge 20 May-26 June by South
Coast
Repertory,
655 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa CA, on the company's Segerstrom
Stage.
Directed by Martin Benson, with Richard Doyle, Daisy Eagan, Hal Landon
Jr., Elizabeth Ruscio, Anthony Cistaro, David Barry Gray, Mark Brown,
Jay
Michael Fraley, Preston Maybank, Martha McFarland, Darin Singleton, Sal
Viscuso, Alejandro Lara, Samer T. Marei and M.S. Cliff E.
Threadgold.
Tickets: $19-$56 (Previews $19-$47, Regular Run $27-$56). Performance
Times:
Tuesday-Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2:30 & 8 pm, Sunday at 2:30
&
7:30 pm. Pay-What-You-Will Performance: Saturday, May 28, at 2:30
pm. “Inside the Season,” a discussion class about the production
process: June 18 at 10:30 pm, tickets are $10. For tickets call
(714)
708-5555 or buy online at www.scr.org.
- All My Sons May 12-June 4 by Cape Rep
Indoor
Theater,
Route 6A, Brewster, MA, at 8 p.m., Thursday-Saturday, and 2 p.m. Sunday
May 22 and 29, tickets $18; $16 members; $12 for 21 and under,
508-896-1888.
- Death of a Salesman 10th May for six months the
1999
production
starring Brian Dennehy and directed by Robert Falls, is going to the
West
End, to the Lyric Theater. It will feature the original design
team
and three other members of the American cast - Allen Hamilton, Steve
Pickering
and Howard Witt - as well as British actors Clare Higgins and Douglas
Henshall.
- Broken Glass on April 8, 9 and 10 and May 20, 21
and
22,
by THEATER VOICES at Steamer #10 Theatre, 500 Western Ave., Albany, NY;
call 439-6404 with questions.
- Death of A Salesman April 23-24 and May 6-7
and
13-14
by Off Square Theatre Company in the Mainstage Theatre, upstairs in the
Pink Garter Plaza, 50 W. Broadway, JACKSON, WY at 7:30 p.m.
Director
Peter Lesnik. All seats are $25 on opening night; tickets for all other
performances are $10 for students, $15 for senior citizens and $18 for
adults. Info: (307) 733-3670.
- The Ride Down Mt. Morgan May 11-15 Richard Masur
directs
Marsha Mason as part of California's L.A. Theatre Works nationally
syndicated
radio theatre series "The Play's The Thing" which is performed live at
the Skirball Cultural Center. All performances are recorded for future
broadcast to cities including Boston, Seattle, Santa Fe as well as on
XM
Satellite radio. The two-hour radio broadcasts include special
backstage
features and interviews with actors, playwrights, and directors. The
L.A.
Theatre Works Audio Theatre Collection is available in bookstores,
libraries,
through their catalog, digitally on audible.com, and on the L.A.
Theatre
Works website. For tickets to any of "The Play's The Thing"
series
productions at the Skirball Cultural Center, 2701 N. Sepulveda
Boulevard,
in L.A., CA, call the L.A. Theatre Works' Box Office at (310) 827-0889.
For more information, visit the website.
- The Ride Down Mt. MorganApril 22-May 14 by the
Modesto's
Prospect Theater Project, 520 Scenic Drive, Modesto. Tickets $12.
Call 549-9341 for more information or go to the website.
- All My Sons 17 April-15 May by Actors
Workshop
Theatre,
1044 W. Bryn Mawr, Chicago, IL 60660. Directed by Michael Colucci
and featuring Marisa Sanders, Jason Daniels, Jan Ellen Graves, and Tom
McElroy. Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, 8pm, Sundays 3pm &
7:30pm,
tickets are $20, $15 for seniors and students, group rates
available.
Call 773-728-7529 (PLAY) or check the website for more
details.www.actorsworkshop.org,
or send an email reservation to reserve@actorsworkshop.org with your
name,
phone number, performance date, time, and how many seats needed. You
will
receive an email confirmation. Space is limited so reserve 48 hours in
advance to guarantee seating.
- All My Sons April 15-May 1st at Schoolhouse Arts
Center,
Route 114 in Sebago Lake Village, OR. 8 p.m. Fridays and
Saturdays;
2 p.m. Sundays. Tickets: $14 adults, $12 seniors and students. Call
642-3743.
- All My Sons April 14-24 at Crossroads,
which is
part
of the State Theater of New Jersey complex: 120 Albany St., New
Brunswick,
NJ. Directed by Samuel E. Wright with Meena T. Jahi.
Tickets
are $45. For more information, call 732-246-7469. Taking place
during
Desert Storm era, the play features an interracial cast.
- View From a Bridge, April 27 - April 30 at
Randolph-Macon
College Richmond, VA. Wed-Sat. only at 8 p.m. $5. Call 752?7316.
- The Ride Down Mount Morgan1-24th April by 12
Miles
West Theatre
Company, 562 Bloomfield Ave., Bloomfield NJ. (NJ premier as part of its
Main Stage series). Director Lenny Bart with Gloria Falzer, Bill
Joachim,
Valerie Stack-Dodge, Lisa Ann Goldsmith, Al H. Mohrmann, and Andrea
Scott.
A special “Meet the Artists” reception will be held following the
performance
on Friday, April 1, opening night. Fridays and Saturdays at 8
p.m.
with a matinee on Sundays at 3 p.m. Tickets are $25, general admission;
$20 for students and senior citizens over age 62. Box office (973)
259-9187,
or check website for more
details.
- The Last Yankee (with "74 Georgia Avenue") March
30-April
17 by the Jewish Ensemble Theatre Company at the Aaron DeRoy Theater,
6600
W. Maple, West Bloomfield, NJ. Staged Wednesday, Thursday,
Saturday
and Sunday. Tickets: $25 - $37. 248-788-2900. www.jettheatre.org.
- The CrucibleMarch 11-April 12, at Pentacle
Theatre,
324 52nd
Ave. NW, Salem, OR. Check website
for more information.
- Incident at Vichy a special play reading at
The
Oregon
Shakespeare Festival, Ashland, OR. 10:00 a.m. Friday, April 8 in
the Angus Bowmer Theatre. Tickets are $8.00 for adults and $6.00 for
members
& youth, reserved seating only. Visit
www.osfashland.org for tickets
online or call (541) 482-4331 or visit the Box Office at 15 South
Pioneer
Street, Ashland, OR.
- Death of a Salesman at Gaslight Theater,
Hallowell,
OR.
7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 31; 8 p.m. Friday, April 1, and Saturday,
April
2. Tickets: $8 adults, $6 seniors and students. Call
626-3698.
- The Crucible 22 Feb.-20 March at
Alley
Theatre
in Houston, TX Call (713) 228-8421 for more information.
- All My Sons, a TheatreWorks production, plays
Tues.
at 7:30pm,
Weds-Fris. at 8pm, Sats. at 2pm and 8pm and Suns. at 2 and 7pm through
March 28 at the Lucie Stern Theatre, 1305 Middlefield Rd., Palo Alto.
Tickets
are $20-$48. (650.903.6000).
- Death of a Salesman opens Mar. 31st at Capitol
Hill
Arts
Center. Information: www.capitolhillarts.com.
- The Ride Down Mt. Morgan 27 February-27
March
by Actors
Workshop Theatre, 1044 W. Bryn Mawr, Chicago, IL 60660. Featuring
Jan Ellen Graves and Tom McElroy. Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays,
8pm, Sundays 3pm & 7:30pm, tickets are $20, $15 for seniors and
students,
group rates available. Call 773-728-7529 (PLAY) or check the
website
for more details.www.actorsworkshop.org, or send an email
reservation
to reserve@actorsworkshop.org with your name, phone number, performance
date, time, and how many seats needed. You will receive an email
confirmation.
Space is limited so reserve 48 hours in advance to guarantee seating.
- Death of a Salesman In rotating repertory
Jan.
20th
through March 24. Hilberry Theatre, 4743 Cass Ave, Detroit. $15-$22. 8
p.m. Fri., 2 & 8 p.m. Sat. 313-577-2972. For more information
try
www.theatre.wayne.edu/t_hilberry.html.
- A View From the Bridge by The Department of
Theatre
Arts
at the University of Oregon for three weekends, opens February 25
through
March 12, directed by Jeffrey D. Mason. For details, visit the website.
- An Enemy of the People through March 5th by
Taproot
Theatre
204 N. 85th St., Seattle. Tickets are $19-$29, 25 and under $15,
students and seniors $2 discounts, students and seniors half price 15
minutes
before curtain; 206-781-9707. Directed by Scott Nolte, with Terry
Edward Moore and Marquam Krantz.
- The Price by Arizona Jewish Theatre
Company.
Saturday-Feb.
27. 8 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays, 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays. Playhouse on the
Park, Viad Corporate Center, 1850 N. Central Ave. (at Palm Lane).
$27-$29.
Details: (602) 264-0402.
- After the Fall March 3-5th by Keene State
College's
theater
department at the Main Theatre of the Redfern Art Center.
Directed
by Dan Patterson with Casey Gallagher, and Shannon Sexton. This
version
opens with Quentin flat-lining after having a heart attack, and the
action
of the play is perceived as play Quentin looking back over his life
while
deciding whether he wants to live or die.
- A View from the Bridge 21 Jan -26 Feb by Actors
Theatre of
San Francisco, Stage II, 533 Sutter, San Francisco. Call
296-9179,
or check www.ticketweb.com for tickets, priced $10-40. Thurs.
thru
Sat at 8pm, Sun. at 7pm. Directed by Jennifer Welch, with Scott
Agar
Jaicks, Caitlyn Louchard, Daniel Hart Donoghue, Randy Sawyer, Ian
Hirsch,
and Ann Hopkins.
- The Crucible Arthur Miller's Puritan drama shows
at
7 p.m.
Fridays-Sundays through Feb. 13 in the Lamplighters Theatre, 141119 Old
Nashville Highway, Smyrna, 459-3421. Adults $7, students $5
- The Crucible by Fallbrook High School’s
Drama
Department,
CA. Students are covering every aspect, from directing, casting,
designing
costumes, publicity, and all other elements of production, under the
guidance
of teacher Florence Villane. Each act has its own director. Taking Act
I is Brittany Alkema, who is also playing Elizabeth Proctor. Directing
Act II is Kate Eastman, who is starring as Abigail Williams. Act III is
under the control of Alie Stewart, also a part of the ensemble.
Finally,
Act IV is being directed by Matthew Schnarr, who stars as Reverend
Parris.
Shows on Feb. 4 and 5. On Feb. 4 there are two shows, one taking place
at 10 a.m. for Fallbrook High’s English classes, the other at 7:30 p.m.
for the public. On Feb. 5 there is one show at 7:30 p.m. for the public.
- All My Sons Arthur Miller's classic shows at 7 pm
Thursday,
8 pm Friday and 2 pm Saturday at the Roxy Theatre, 100 Franklin St.,
Clarksville,
TN. Call for Tickets: (931) 645-7699. $7.50.
- A View from the Bridge (Bolcom opera version)
Indiana University
Opera Theater on February 4-5, 11-12 at 8pm, and are preceded by free
Informances
at 7 p.m. on the mezzanine level. Directed by Vince Liotta, with
William Lumpkin conducting and original sets designed by Robert
O'Hearn.
Tickets are on sale now at the Musical Arts Center Box Office, open
Monday
through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; at all TicketMaster
outlets;
by phone through TicketMaster at 812-333-9955; and online.
More information about the IU Opera Theater can be found at
http://www.music.indiana.edu/opera,
or call Call (812) 855-7433.
- The Crucible by Pembroke High School
Drama
Club Feb.
4 and 5, 5 to 7 p.m. Pembroke High School Learning Lane, Marshbrook, MA.
- The Crucible beginning Feb. 11th by The Winni
Players, the
community theatre branch of the Winnipesaukee Playhouse, in Laconia,
NH.
Directed by Neil Pankhurst, with Jim Rogato, Jennifer Simon, Natalie
Moser,
and Wil Robertson. Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for seniors
and students and can be reserved by calling the box office at 366-7377.
Performances are February 11-12, 18-19 at 7 p.m. and February 13 and 20
at 2 p.m.
- The American Clock 13 Jan. thru 5th Feb. by The
Actors Workshop
Theatre, 1044 W. Bryn Mawr, Chicago, IL 60660. Directed and designed by
Jan Ellen Graves, with Thomas Edson McElroy, Jason Daniels, and Rebekka
James. Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, 8pm, Sundays 3pm &
7:30pm,
tickets are $20, $15 for seniors and students, group rates
available.
Call 773-728-7529 (PLAY) or check the website for more
details.www.actorsworkshop.org,
or send an email reservation to reserve@actorsworkshop.org with your
name,
phone number, performance date, time, and how many seats needed. You
will
receive an email confirmation. Space is limited so reserve 48 hours in
advance to guarantee seating. NOTE: This is part of a season long
tribute
to Miller; already produced in the series have been "Broken Glass" and
"The Last Yankee." Still to come are The Ride Down Mt.
Morgan
27 Feb. 27 March and All My Sons 17 April-15 May.
- After the Fall 14 Jan.-6 Feb. at
Alley
Theatre
in Houston, TX, on the Hubbard Stage. Part of a two-play
celebration
of Miller's upcoming 90th birthday--see also The Crucible
running
later this year. Directed by Gregory Boyd with James Black, Josie
de Guzman, Melissa Hart and Kate Shindle. To engage the community
and further recognize the contributions that Miller has made to the
arts,
the Alley has organized a number of events at Houston’s major arts
institutions
and museums including two film screenings at the Museum of Fine Arts,
Houston
of Miller’s The Misfits (starring Marilyn Monroe) and Death of a
Salesman
(starring Dustin Hoffman), a seven-week course with discussions and
group
attendance of the two productions organized by the Jung Center of
Houston,
and a free discussion led by local scholars at the Holocaust Museum
Houston--see
events section below for more details. Audience members are also
invited to attend a pre-show discussion led by a member of the Alley
artistic
staff prior to each Sunday matinee performance. Discussions begin
at 1:45 p.m. and take place in the Plaza Studio conveniently located
near
the Hubbard Stage Lobby. Performances begin at 2:30 p.m.
Tuesday
evening performances of After the Fall on January 25 and February 1
will
be followed by a post-performance Talk-Back with the cast of the
production.
The audience is encouraged to stay for these discussions, which occur
immediately
following the 7:30 p.m. performance. There will be an
audio-described
and open-captioned performance of After the Fall at 2:30 p.m. on
Sunday,
February 6. Tickets tothe play can be purchased at
www.alleytheatre.org,
at the Alley Theatre Box Office, 615 Texas Ave., or by calling
713/228-8421.
Tickets to performances range from $19-$52 with $19 "Cheap Thrills"
tickets
available for Sunday and Tuesday evening performances. Groups of
10 or more can purchase tickets at a discounted rate by calling
713/228-9341,
ext. 346. The added convenience of reservations by phone or
Internet
is available for a nominal fee.
- Death of a Salesman Jan. 16-Feb. 27 at Artists
Repertory
Theatre in Portland, OR. Performances are at 7 p.m. Tuesday through
Thursday,
8 p.m. Friday and Saturday plus 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are
$15-$35.
The theater is at 1516 S.W. Alder St. Call 503-241-1278. Directed
by Jon Kretzu, with Allen Nause, Linda Williams Janke, Bruce Blanchard,
Ryan Lee, and Ted Schulz. Set design by Lawrence Larsen.
- The Crucible Empere Troupe's staging of the
play opens
Friday 14th Jan. at Bedlam Theater, 514 1/2 Cedar Ave., Mpls. MN.
Directed by Maxine Klein with Claire Sather, Robert Larsen, and Steven
Peterson. 7:30 p.m. Fri.-Sun. $12-$15. 952-953-7094.
- Death of a Salesman Jan 14-Feb 5 at Very Little
Theatre,
2350 Hilyard St. Eugene, OR. Tickets $12, call 344-7751.
Directed
by Steven Speidel.
- The American Clock 9 January-6
February
by Actors
Workshop Theatre, 1044 W. Bryn Mawr, Chicago, IL 60660. Phone 773 728
PLAY.
Directed by Jan Ellen Graves and featuring Tom McElroy as narrator
Arthur
Robertson and the AWT ensemble portraying 50+ roles.
- The Crucible on Jan 27th by Southridge High
School's
drama
department. Performances will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday
and 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Advance tickets are $7 for adults, $6 for
students, seniors and children. Tickets at the door are $8. To purchase
tickets, call 503-259-5486 or visit the school box office from 3 to
4:30
p.m. weekdays. Southridge High School is at 9625 S.W. 125th Ave.
- All My Sons Jan 20-22nd at 7 pm Thursday Jan 20th
and
8 pm
Friday and Saturday at the Roxy Theatre, 100 Franklin St., Clarksville,
TN.
- The Crucible in mid. January by Take II Drama
Club at
Sussex
Tech., Georgetown. Directed by Jonathan Lee, with Stacy
Pounsberry,
Lindsey Botdorf and Sydney Dodd. Performances will be today
through
Saturday at 7 p.m. in the old Sussex Central High School, on 301 W.
Market
St. in Georgetown. Admission is $5, $3 for college and
high-school
students.