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The door of our theatre
opens into new worlds, new people, new ideas. In
our effort to entertain, inspire, enrich and unite, the
Gainesville Theatre Alliance invites you to join us for
a year of unforgettable journeys.
Joseph
Campbell has written that we owe it to ourselves "to
search for what electrifies and enlivens our
hearts." We hope your search brings you to the
Gainesville Theatre Alliance. The door is
open......
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 WonderQuest's
SOPHIE AND THE PIRATES
(September 30-October 1,
2005)
Brenau's Pearce Auditorium
Sophie
wants adventure, but gets more than she bargains for
when she is scooped up by a gang of ridiculous pirates!
Captain Scourage, the Bad Egg and Boy-the-Pirate-Girl
take Sophie on a rollicking voyage in pursuit of Alvilda
the Terrible...while Sophie learns that the real
adventure is in discovering yourself. Great fun for the
whole family!
A new play by Gay H.
Hammond
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 THE MYSTERY OF
EDWIN DROOD
(November 7-20, 2005)
Brenau's
Hosch Theatre
This wild and warmhearted story
kicks off when the Music Hall Royale, a loony Victorian
musical troupe, performs its flamboyant rendition of an
unfinished Dickens' mystery. Who murdered Edwin Drood?
That's for you to decide as each night the audience
votes as prelude to a most extraordinary and hysterical
finale.
A musical by Rupert Holmes
Run
time is 2 1/2 hours.
[Rated PG: Contains some adult
language]
Order
Tickets Here
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 THE FRONT PAGE
(February 14-25, 2005)
Brenau's Hosch
Theatre
How does an ace reporter's dreams of love
balance with his editor's dreams of getting the "Big
Story"? Find out in one of the most endearing screwball
comedies of the American stage. Experience the
shenanigans of the Chicago City Hall pressroom as
reporters encounter con men, corrupt politicians, and a
runaway convict!
By Ben Hecht and Charles
MacArthur
Run time is 2 hours 15
minutes.
[Rated PG-13:Contains some adult
language]
Non-package
Tickets go on sale January 30,
2006
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 EQUUS
(April 10-22, 2006)
Gainesville State
College's Ed Cabell Theatre
In this brilliant and
sensationally theatrical play, Shaffer has created an
intriguing story of a psychiatrist's attempt to
understand a young English stable boy who has committed
a shocking act of violence. Part detective story, part
psychological thriller, Equus will stretch your
mind and touch your heart.
By Peter
Shaffer
Run time is 2 hours 15
minutes.
[Contains adult language and
content]
Non-package
Tickets go on sale March 27, 2006
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