Village Theatre's 2005-2006 Season Archives
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As you know, experiencing a Village Theatre production means spending time amongst family and friends. This season, again the wonder, the excitement, and the magic of Village Theatre. We are pleased to welcome you to the 2005-2006 Season—a season to experience.
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Book and Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens
Music by Stephen Flaherty
Based on the poem "My Love, My Love" by Rosa Guy
September 14-November 13, 2005
Issaquah: September 14-October 23, 2005
Everett: October 28-November 13, 2005
Begin this season's experience with a fantastic journey to a magical island in Ahrens and Flaherty's eight time Tony Award-nominated musical, Once On This Island. Get ready to be whisked away in this Caribbean-flavored twist on the timeless tale of The Little Mermaid. Ti Moune, a poor peasant girl, and Daniel, a rich aristocrat, are destined for love, but will the local gods' interference help or hinder their union? This enchanting escape to the charmed Caribbean isles promises a spectacle of vivid storytelling and vibrant dance. Come get carried away!
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Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber
Based on the book "Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats" by T.S. Eliot
November 9, 2005-January 22, 2006
Issaquah: November 9-December 31, 2005
Everett: January 6-22, 2006
Prepare to be dazzled as Village Theatre brings to the stage one of the longest running and most beloved Broadway musicals of all time—CATS. Enter the captivating and wondrous world of felines as Village Theatre transforms its intimate theatre into a lively and vibrant junkyard. In this magnificent tale, the cats of the Jellicle Clan celebrate their annual ball as they dance and sing to one of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most beloved scores. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the exuberant and breathtaking world of CATS!
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By Ernest Thompson
January 18 -March 19, 2006
Issaquah: January 18-February 26, 2006
Everett: March 3-19, 2006
Full of heart and hope, Ernest Thompson's classic play, On Golden Pond is a poignant look at the strength, compassion, and devotion of the indomitable human spirit. Ethel and Norman Thayer have spent the last 44 summers vacationing at their home on Golden Pond. This summer, however, everything will change as new bonds are formed and relationships once lost are rekindled. Through a summer of unforgettable experiences, these remarkable characters learn that love, forgiveness, and understanding can heal and renew. Come and experience life’s golden moments!
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Music by Peter Ekstrom
Lyrics by Steve Hayes and Peter Ekstrom
Book and Additional Lyrics by David DeBoy
Vocal arrangements by Peter Ekstrom
March 15-May 14, 2006
Issaquah: March 15-April 23, 2006
Everett: April 28-May 14, 2006
Experience the 1940s as they come to life in this funny, heartfelt, and tremendously entertaining new musical! Developed through Village Theatre’s Village Originals program, Girl of My Dreams combines winning drama and 1940s inspired tunes. Performing for the troops of World War II, a traveling USO Troupe discovers life and love as they encounter the world and embark on an eye-opening journey. This diverse and spectacular group of performers will warm your heart as they tickle your funny bone. Step back in time to salute "The Greatest Generation" and fall in love!
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Book by Michael Stewart
Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman
Based on the play The Matchmaker by Thornton Wilder
May 10-July 16, 2006
Issaquah: May 10-June 25, 2006
Everett: June 30-July 16, 2006
"Put On Your Sunday Clothes" and experience this lively and irresistible award-winning Broadway classic! Romance abounds when Dolly Levi, matchmaker extraordinaire, parades into Yonkers, New York with marriage on her mind and a recipe for love in her pocket. From Yonkers to New York City, Dolly succeeds in matching most every singleton she
meets. No life can remain untouched as Dolly works her magic in this rousing American musical comedy. Hello, Dolly! is packed with toe tapping, unforgettable tunes including "Before the Parade Passes By," "It Only Takes a Moment," and the beloved favorite, "Hello, Dolly!" Let Dolly work her magic on you!
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