How “Hello, Dolly!” Came to Broadway: It Only Takes A Moment
Steel Magnolias
May 2021
Steel Magnolias
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Robert Hartling's play about his mother and his sister, and their intimate friendships with the ladies who frequent Truvy Jones' beauty parlor in Chinquapin, Louisiana, has become one of the most popular and frequently performed plays in the history of American Regional Theatre. Since every woman who is "anybody" in Chinquapin comes to Truvy's we meet the town's most colorful and important ladies. Ouiser is the town's loveable curmudgeon ("I'm not crazy! I've just been in a bad mood for…
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PLEASE NOTE: These tickets are for virtual shows ONLY! After purchasing your virtual ticket, the website link and password with instructions on how to view it will be emailed to you on the day of the show listed below. You will have one week to watch the video at your own convenience. If you should have any additional questions or concerns, please give us a call at 561-272-1281! Robert Hartling’s play about his mother and his sister, and their intimate…
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BUY TICKETSRobert Hartling's play about his mother and his sister, and their intimate friendships with the ladies who frequent Truvy Jones' beauty parlor in Chinquapin, Louisiana, has become one of the most popular and frequently performed plays in the history of American Regional Theatre. Since every woman who is "anybody" in Chinquapin comes to Truvy's we meet the town's most colorful and important ladies. Ouiser is the town's loveable curmudgeon ("I'm not crazy! I've just been in a bad mood for…
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BUY TICKETSRobert Hartling's play about his mother and his sister, and their intimate friendships with the ladies who frequent Truvy Jones' beauty parlor in Chinquapin, Louisiana, has become one of the most popular and frequently performed plays in the history of American Regional Theatre. Since every woman who is "anybody" in Chinquapin comes to Truvy's we meet the town's most colorful and important ladies. Ouiser is the town's loveable curmudgeon ("I'm not crazy! I've just been in a bad mood for…
Find out more »Steel Magnolias
BUY TICKETSRobert Hartling's play about his mother and his sister, and their intimate friendships with the ladies who frequent Truvy Jones' beauty parlor in Chinquapin, Louisiana, has become one of the most popular and frequently performed plays in the history of American Regional Theatre. Since every woman who is "anybody" in Chinquapin comes to Truvy's we meet the town's most colorful and important ladies. Ouiser is the town's loveable curmudgeon ("I'm not crazy! I've just been in a bad mood for…
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BUY TICKETSRobert Hartling's play about his mother and his sister, and their intimate friendships with the ladies who frequent Truvy Jones' beauty parlor in Chinquapin, Louisiana, has become one of the most popular and frequently performed plays in the history of American Regional Theatre. Since every woman who is "anybody" in Chinquapin comes to Truvy's we meet the town's most colorful and important ladies. Ouiser is the town's loveable curmudgeon ("I'm not crazy! I've just been in a bad mood for…
Find out more »June 2021
A Doll’s House – Part 2
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In 1879, Henrik Ibsen wrote a play called A DOLL'S HOUSE in which a woman named Nora Torvald rebels against the restrictions her society imposes upon young wives and mothers. Rather than spending her life and wasting her energy serving as an unpaid domestic, she packs a bag and walks out of the house, leaving her husband and two children and slamming the door as she leaves. Ibsen's play was considered so shocking, George Bernard Shaw referred to Nora's gesture…
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BUY TICKETSIn 1879, Henrik Ibsen wrote a play called A DOLL'S HOUSE in which a woman named Nora Torvald rebels against the restrictions her society imposes upon young wives and mothers. Rather than spending her life and wasting her energy serving as an unpaid domestic, she packs a bag and walks out of the house, leaving her husband and two children and slamming the door as she leaves. Ibsen's play was considered so shocking, George Bernard Shaw referred to Nora's gesture…
Find out more »A Doll’s House – Part 2
BUY TICKETSIn 1879, Henrik Ibsen wrote a play called A DOLL'S HOUSE in which a woman named Nora Torvald rebels against the restrictions her society imposes upon young wives and mothers. Rather than spending her life and wasting her energy serving as an unpaid domestic, she packs a bag and walks out of the house, leaving her husband and two children and slamming the door as she leaves. Ibsen's play was considered so shocking, George Bernard Shaw referred to Nora's gesture…
Find out more »A Doll’s House – Part 2
BUY TICKETSIn 1879, Henrik Ibsen wrote a play called A DOLL'S HOUSE in which a woman named Nora Torvald rebels against the restrictions her society imposes upon young wives and mothers. Rather than spending her life and wasting her energy serving as an unpaid domestic, she packs a bag and walks out of the house, leaving her husband and two children and slamming the door as she leaves. Ibsen's play was considered so shocking, George Bernard Shaw referred to Nora's gesture…
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