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Journey's End
by R.C. Sheriff
Directed by Clarence L. Strickland
October 7-12, 1999

A classic of the English-speaking theatre, this "tragic and moving" drama is the "greatest of all British war plays" showing the effect of war on a group of young officers in the WWI trenches.

Twelfth Night: or What You Will
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Dr. David W. Crawford
December 2-7, 1999

The Duke falls blindly in love with the countess Olivia, who falls madly in love with Cesari, who is really the disguised Viola, who falls hopelessly in love with the Duke. This "simple" plot grows in Elizabethan complexity until all characters are terribly and hilariously intertwined in the web of Aristocratic comic romance.

Someone Who'll Watch Over Me
by Frank McGuinness
Directed by Jacque Shackelford
February 9-12. 2000

Called a "beautiful play", this drama centers on an American doctor, Irish journalist and an English academic held captive by terrorist in Beirut. As time passes, resentments and recriminations give way to laughter, loyalty and the sharing of sorrows and joys of each other.

Cinderella
by Rogers and Hammerstein
Stage Direction by Rebecca Faulds
Music Direction by Andrew Skoog
February 23-26, 2000

The annual spring musical, always an event, combines the efforts of the Speech and Theatre Program with the Music and Dance Program to produce the award-winning Broadway musical by the award-winning composers.

Moon Over Buffalo
by Ken Ludwig
Directed by Victor L. Siller
April 13-18, 2000

Notices that this modern comic farce delves into the "hilarious misunderstandings piled on by madcap adventures" just begin to touch the surface. A not-so-semi-professional acting couple is on tour in Buffalo and discover they have one more shot at the "big time".

The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas
Book by Larry L. King and Peter Masterson. Music and Lyrics by Carol Hall
Directed by Victor L. Siller
July 5-8, 2000

Billed as the "Best Broadway Musical" of the season. Touted as "100% American, utterly hilarious, charming, lively, energetic and never a moment wasted", this award-winning musical heats up your summer with a foot-stompin' country and western singin' and dancin' and the time-worn story of the infamous bawdy house that politicians, businessmen, and the local football teams made legendary.