2002 - 2003 Production Season
July 12 - August 18, 2002	Sept. 13 - October 20, 2002	Nov. 1 - Dec. 8, 2002	Jan. 10 - Feb. 16, 2003	March 7 - April 13, 2003	May 2 - June 8, 2003
Directed by Kate Hawkes	Directed by Stan Foote	Directed by Rebecca Becker	Directed by James N. Erickson	Directed by Diane Englert	Directed by Ron Daum
Written by Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek Based on the book The Quilters: Women and Domestic Art, by Patricia Cooper and Norma Bradley Allen	Music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz	by Noel Coward	Music and lyrics by Cole Porter Book: Guy Bolton, P.G. Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay & Russell Crouse	A thriller by Susan Hill, adapted by Stephen Mallatratt	Music and Lyrics by Bob Merrill Book by Michael Stewart, based on material by Helen Deutsch
Music, dance and drama illuminate the stories of a pioneer woman who is sewing a legacy quilt for her six daughters. Each block of the quilt is filled with poignant memories revealing the magnificent sweep and beauty of frontier life. This show will be performed at Lewis & Clark College while the theatre undergoes renovation.	A jubilant landmark musical based upon the gospel according to Saint Matthew. Join us in a celebration that is spirited, loving, and sprinkled with wry humor and bolstered with a rousing selection of songs - rock, folk, country, and pop - all neatly woven in and around the parables and teachings of Jesus. A rollicking celebration of man ... alive, relevant, and joyful!	When an eccentric medium inadvertently conjures up the ghostly first wife of happily married novelist Charles, all hell breaks loose as the dearly departed discovers a lingering affection for her widower and an acute dislike for her replacement. Moments of high farce fuse with Coward's trademark wit in a play of sparkling banter and deliciously droll humor.	A flamboyant evangelist-turned nightclub singer, Public Enemy #13, a Wall Street gofer, a lovely ingenue and a stuffy Englishman come together on a transatlantic luxury liner, forming the backdrop for this wonderful romantic romp! Anything goes and everything does with show girls, tap-dancing sailors and the unforgettable Cole Porter gems such as "I Get A Kick Out Of You," "You're The Top," "Blow, Gabriel, Blow" and the title song, "Anything Goes."	A lawyer is obsessed with the belief that his family has been cursed by The Woman in Black - in an attempt to exorcise the evil, he employs a skeptical young actor to help recount his experiences, but then as the story unfolds - the boundary between reality and memory begin to merge..... A spine-tingling adventure!	The Grande Imperial Cirque de Paris has fallen on hard times. Into its midst comes Lili, a young orphan girl who soon is caught in a triangle between the magician, Marco the Magnificent, and Paul Berthalet, a shy puppeteer. The truth of the musical's theme, "Love Makes the World Go Round," is revealed to Lili in this very magical and romantic tale. Winner of the 1961 New York Critics Circle Award for Best Musical.