Wonderful Town July 11-20, 2008 Ticket price: $12 per person This musical chronicles the adventures and misadventures of two sisters who move from Ohio to New York, to fulfill their dreams. Ruth is an aspiring writer, average in appearance, who can't seem to keep a Man's attention. Eileen, a fledgling actress, is Ruth's opposite. She is a beautiful dancer, who, without even trying, has men fall at her feet. The girls lease a studio apartment, which while lacking charm and privacy, invites interesting characters into their lives. They encounter Appopolous, their artist/landlord; Wreck, a former football player and his live-in fiancé and her mother; Violet, questionable previous tenant of their apartment; and a precinct of friendly police officers. The experiences of the girls are entirely different in their “Wonderful Town.” When Ruth tries her hand at newspaper work, she gets herself arrested, along with half of the Brazilian navy. Eileen creates a social disaster when she invites three men to the same dinner party. By the end of the evening, things work out for both girls and “It's Love.”
	Cinderella September 19-28, 2008 Ticket price: $8 per person Cinderella is a servant living in her own home with her step mother and steps sisters. Cinderella dreams of a better life. News travels that a Royal Ball will be hosted by the King and Queen. While Cinderella dreams of going to the ball, her Fairy Godmother comes to her rescue with a beautiful gown and carriage and tells her the magic will only last 'til midnight, The Prince and Cinderella dance the night away. She leaves the ball at midnight leaving her glass slipper behind. The Prince searches far and wide arriving at Cinderella’s home and places the glass slipper on her foot and low and behold it is a perfect fit. They lived happily ever after.
	The Music Man December 12-21, 2008 Ticket price: $12 per person "Professor" Harold Hill is a con man scamming parents by convincing them that he can teach their musically-disinclined children to play musical instruments. With a promise that he will form a band, he takes pre-paid orders for instruments and uniforms, but skips town and moves on to the next one before he's exposed. As Hill's scheme unravels, he is faced with the choice of escaping yet again or staying with the woman he loves and facing the consequences. Choosing to stay, he finds he is rewarded with unanticipated redemption as Hill's newly organized Boy's Band performs.