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Audiences can enjoy their evenings with remarkable ease as everything from drama to farce to the truly avant garde is enacted on stage. It's perfect entertainment for a summer evening. The season unfolds for your personal enjoyment.

FUNNY MONEY
A Riotous Comedy by Ray Cooney
Previews July 4 • Opens July 5

All performances at Bauer Theatre

"A laugh-a-minute show."
              – International Magazine

From the author of Caught In The Net, comes another mad-cap, roller-coaster ride of reluctant wife- swapping and multiple mistaken identities. Jean is happily preparing a birthday dinner for her mild- mannered, accountant husband, Henry, but when he arrives home Henry is not himself. He has accidentally picked up the wrong briefcase containing millions in what he suspects is laundered cash. Events unfold rapidly and when not one but two police inspectors call, dinner guests, Vic and Betty, and a bemused cab driver all become caught up in Henry’s wildly inventive attempts to hang on to the loot.

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SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR
Romantic Comedy by Bernard Slade
Previews July 11 • Opens July 12

All performances at Bauer Theatre

"Genuinely funny and genuinely romantic."
              - The New York Post

This Tony Award-winning, Broadway hit is the story of Doris and George, married to others, who rendezvous once a year at the same secluded romantic inn. A quarter century of changing life styles are hilariously and touchingly played out by these once a year lovers who touch a chord in all our hearts.

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TILL IT HURTS
A Charitable Comedy by Douglas Bowie.
Previews August 1 • Opens August 2

All performances at Bauer Theatre

"You'll laugh 'till it hurts."
              - Brockville Recorder

On the eve of retirement, Professor Seymour Mann is invited to distill the wisdom of a lifetime in a prestigious public lecture. The trouble is Seymour can’t think of a single thing to say that he considers witty or wise. His day-of-days arrives and he’s a nervous wreck; burning his hand while ironing his only clean shirt, losing what there is of his speech when he spills coffee on his laptop, and - the big mistake, or is it? – letting charity worker, Esme O’Brian, into his life. With “guest appearances” by Stephen Lewis, David Suzuki, Beethoven, and the King Of Ireland (a.k.a. Bono) this hilarious comedy poses the age-old question: can a call from a telemarketer lead to true fulfillment?

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