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OUR 2011-12 SEASON
Peter Pan
 by J.M. Barrie
directed by Aradhana Tiwari
NOVEMBER
4-6 & 11-13, 2011
Come fly away with this magical tale of eternal youth. Filled with fairies, pirates and a canine nanny, this J.M. Barrie classic holds pleasures for the young and old alike. Late one night, while visiting the Darling nursery, Peter Pan and his fairy friend Tinkerbell meet Wendy. The eternally youthful Peter offers to take Wendy and her brothers on an unforgettable journey to his homeland. As the adventure unfolds, Wendy and her brothers meet a cast of fun and fantastical characters. This timeless tale reminds us that while we all grow up in body, youth can still live on in our spiri.
Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, New York, New York.
2012 Arts Night
February 24, 2012
Join us for an evening of pure delight as Circle School of the Arts performance students entertain you with the finest in scenes, songs, and instrumental music. Our film students will premier their short works while our visual and photography students display their incredible artistic talents. Come and discover the joy the arts bring to our community.
 Our Miss Brooks
by R.J. Mann
adapted by Christopher Sergel
directed by Rob West
MARCH 16-18, 2012
Based on a 1940s radio program and 1950s television show, this must-see comedy has become one of the most produced high school plays in the country.
The play centers around a basketball star who happens to land the lead role in the school play, an unassuming girl who earns the part of leading lady, and a prima donna who stirs up trouble. Miss Brooks, the English teacher is “stuck” with directing the school play – again, causing conflict with the man of her dreams, the school basketball coach with whom she must share his gym and his players.
Presented by special arrangement with Dramatic Publishing, Woodstock, Illinois.
Circle School of the Arts Spring Recital
MARCH 23, 2012
An evening highlighting the musical talents of CSA instrumentalists and vocalists.
Stories Under the Big Top
 by Lorraine Thompson
directed by Heather Cline
APRIL 14, 2012
Come one! Come all! Step right up! Watch the greatest stories on Earth come alive under the big top! It’s a circus full of laughter and lively storytelling as the ringmaster and players perform a variety of well-known tales such as “The Bremen Town Musicians,” “The Billy Goats Gruff,” “The Lion and the Mouse,” “Monkey See, Monkey Do” and “The Magic Fish.
Presented by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama, Englewood, CO.
Bigger Than Life!
by Cynthia Mercati
directed by Heather Cline
APRIL 14, 2012
Tall tales, folktales, talking tales, noodles, whoppers, windies, stretchers — everyone has a different name for these stories. Whatever you call them, America's legends come to life in this lively, delightful award-winning play that will appeal to all ages. When P.T. Barnum arrives in town with his traveling troupe, the mayor isn't so sure Barnum's on the level. So the master showman agrees to give a sample of his wares. What follows is knee slappin', foot stompin', rip roarin' fun, as some of the best loved characters in American folklore come to life to show us their stories. As P. T. Barnum might say, prepare to be amused, amazed, astounded, edified and infinitely entertained.
Presented by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama, Englewood, CO.
Singin' in the Rain
by Bettey Comden & Adolph Green
songs by Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed
directed by Tracy McCoy
MAY 3-6, 2012
You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." Based on one of the most celebrated and beloved movies of all time, the highly acclaimed stage adaptation of Singin’ In The Rain jubilantly finds its way into our season. Reveling in parody, the musical turns the precarious birth of the “talkies” (and the demise of nearly all silent picture stars during the late 20s) into an unforgettably hilarious, light-hearted romantic comedy. Singin’ In The Rain has been described as “one of the best musicals of all time” featuring some of the best loved comedy routines, dance numbers, and songs ever written, including “Good Morning,” “Make ‘em Laugh,” “Moses Supposes,” “You Were Meant For Me” and, of course, “Singin’ in the Rain.”
Presented by special arrangement with Musical Theatre International, New York, New York.
TICKET EXCHANGES // REFUNDS - There are no refunds or exchanges.
WILL CALL // HOLD POLICY - Tickets purchased via credit card can be held at Will Call and picked up one hour prior to curtain. Reserved tickets not picked up by curtain may be released for purchase at the box office's discretion.
SPECIAL SEATING - If you require assistance, please email us at tickets@circletheatrecompany.com to purchase seats with limited amount of climbing stairs.
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