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Jul 26 Friday
Were you asking for another remake of The Princess in the Pea? Doesn’t matter, because you’re getting one -- and this one turns the fairy tale on its head. Queen Aggravain enacts a law that no marriages can happen until her immature son finds his princess bride -- and the only thing stricter than that are the tests by which she’s judging the princess candidates. Along comes Winnifred the Woebegone, who hails from a swamp and may be as immature as her would-be husband. Does she have a shot? And will a swamp princess even know what a mattress is? Driving the story and dialogue are several humorous songs, thanks to music by Mary Rodgers and lyrics by Marshall Barer, with book credits for Jay Thompson, Dean Fuller, and Marshall Barer. Several famous actors got their first Broadway (Carol Burnett) or television roles (Elliott Guold) thanks to the many adaptations of this adaptation. Get some respite from the July sun and have a laugh.
Shows start on July 12.
Step into the mysterious world of CLUElesque, where a peculiar mansion is the stage for a night of scandalous secrets and unmentionable deeds. Six suspicious guests, unknowingly connected by a shared past, embark on a journey of chaos, laughter, and suspense. As thunder strikes and unexpected characters enter the scene, the plot thickens, and the mystery unravels.
Pay attention: You might hold the key to solving the mystery. The show features live music from a four-piece band.
Abandon takes audiences on a terrifying journey through the life and writings of the Marquis de Sade during his years spent imprisoned in an asylum. Delivered in rapid-fire, wordless vignettes, Abandon is a theatrical experience like no other. Psychological terror, grotesque beauty, and edgy kink collide to create a horror production that will haunt you long after the final curtain.
It's for ages 17 and over, with nudity, sexual themes, violence, and grisly images.
Before there was the 2003 film School of Rock -- featuring a memorable lead performance from Jack Black -- there was a School of Rock afterschool music program that taught kids how to play instruments and perform together (with three locations in Las Vegas alone). That school inspired the movie, which in turn inspired a 2015 musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber (Cats, The Phantom of the Opera), produced for Broadway, London’s West End, a national tour -- and now, our own Super Summer Theater. So pack a picnic basket, grab a blanket, head for the splendor of the Spring Mountain Ranch State Park, and take in the riffage of kids who may one day secure their own Strip residency.
Shows start on July 17 and run every Wed-Sat until August 10.
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