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written and acted by Robert Hubbard

This autobiographical solo show tells the story of an absent, alcoholic father and sensitive, artistic son, both of whom loved the Denver Broncos--especially during the years when the team was led by the legendary quarterback John Elway.

Admission is FREE

adapted by Gillette Elvgren; guest-directed by Rachel Foulks '07

A short-handed cast of four actors performs Shakespeare's classic comedy in an abridged adaptation that is hysterical, fast-paced and will leave young and old wondering why they never realized how witty this tale of unrequited love, mistaken identities and mischievous fairies really is.  

Our traditional Children's Theatre production will also be presented for audiences of school children every Tuesday and Thursday from Sept. 30 to Nov. 10. Contact theatre events manager Jennifer Sabo for information about taking your elementary school class to the show: jennifer.sabo@nwciowa.edu or 712-707-7341.

TICKETS: $7/adult, $4/student
Box office opens: Sept. 19

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by Lanford Wilson; directed by Jeff Taylor

A critically acclaimed Pulitzer Prize-winning romantic comedy set in 1944, Talley’s Folly tells the story of Matt Friedman, a Jewish accountant, who is trying to win the heart of a Sally Talley. Will true love prevail over the prejudices of her small-town Ozark community—not to mention her gun-toting, racist brother?

TICKETS: $7/adult, $4/student
Box office opens: Oct. 31

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FREE; seating is first-come, first-served
by Sarah Ruhl; directed by Ali Sondreal

Eurydice reimagines the classic myth of Orpheus through the eyes of its heroine, who dies an untimely death on her wedding day.

by Marc Blitzstein; directed by Robert Hubbard

Corporate greed. Financial crisis. Union busting. The Cradle Will Rock musical satire strikes a chord as a union advocate battles a steel baron. The only Broadway musical to be directed by Orson Welles, the 1937 production of The Cradle Will Rock had a delayed opening after being shut down due to Depression-era budget cuts and political pressure.

TICKETS: $7/adult, $4/student
Box office opens: Feb. 6

written and directed by Jeff Barker

Remember Ms. Frizzle from The Magic Schoolbus? Imagine she teaches high school English. Mama D takes her classes on an interactive comic adventure that turns the entire theatre into her classroom. Mama D was written for Karen Bohm Barker, who will play the title role. Watch the trailer!

TICKETS: $7/adult, $4/student
Box office opens: April 9