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Current Season: 2004 - 2005


Around the World in 80 Days
Ladies of the Camellias
Grand Hotel, The Musical
Accomplice
Climbing Everest




by Mark Brown
Based on the novel by Jules Verne

Dateline: 1887. London.

Some bet! Phileas Fogg says he can race from London to London in a mere 80 days, but the pressure's on---time is running out. At his side, a band of quirky adventurers. At their heels, a relentless Scotland Yard detective. At stake, surviving utterly fantastic adventures across India, China, Japan and America---beating the clock---and winning the bet. 

Come see the world as never before on this spellbinding Jules Vernian ride!

Los Angeles Premiere. Directed by Stefan Novinski

June 9 - July 11, 2004

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By Lillian Groag

Dateline: 1894. Paris.

Dangerous riots and political unrest are brewing outside a major Paris theatre. Never mind that! On the inside, two of the greatest rivals in the history of the stage---Sarah Bernhardt and Eleonora Duse---are girding for their perceptive, quick-witted and legendary encounter. 

What happens when the realities of poverty and injustice invade the make-believe world of footlights and grease paint? What does Art say in the face of Violence? And who gets to laugh last?

Nationally acclaimed director and playwright Lillian Groag makes her Colony Theatre directing debut with her witty, incisive play about the enduring power of theatre amidst the titanic clash of wills and the forces of history.

Directed by Lillian Groag. 

August 18 - September 19, 2004
 
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Book by Luther Davis
Music and Lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest
Based on Vicki Baum's Grand Hotel
By arrangement with Turner Broadcasting Co.
Owner of the motion picture "Grand Hotel"
Additional music and lyrics by Maury Yeston

Grand Hotel

Dateline: 1928.  Berlin.

What schemes and dreams lie behind the doors of Europe's most opulent hotel---at one of history's most dangerous and thrilling times? Behold these vibrant dramas as they spring to life in a whirlwind of music and dance, in the Colony Theatre's award-winning tradition of City of Angels and Side Show. As the wealthy, poor, innocent, bitter, kind and cruel all reveal their lifelong desires and passions, you'll bask in the shimmering elegance that is…Grand Hotel. 

Staged by Peter Schneider, the driving force behind Sir Elton John's Aida and the transformational Disney theatrical experience, The Lion King.

Directed by Peter Schneider

October 13 - November 14, 2004

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by Rupert Holmes

Dateline: 1975.  Dorping Mills, England. 

Who is who? What is what? Which way's up? Who's going down? Come see the classic whodunit turned inside out in this  award-winning comedic thriller masterpiece. 

Shocking one moment, hilarious the next, two wealthy out-of-town couples find themselves alone inside a dark, ysterious  moorland mansion---and at each other's throats. See if YOU can outguess all the surprising twists and turns fueled by fiendishly clever greed, lust, money, jealousy, revenge---and murder.

Directed by Simon Levy

February 9 - March 13, 2005

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World Premiere!

Climbing Everest
by Margit Ahlin

A woman mountain climber finds adventure, romance, and redemption in a World Premiere play about courage and family loyalty set on and atop the most dangerous mountain in the world.

Directed by Al D'Andrea
April 6 - May 8, 2005

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Learn more about the 2004-2005 Season with descriptions of each play, dates and links (when available) to the play's program itself!
 
This year we are presenting the Los Angeles Premiere of Around the World in 80 Days, Ladies of the Camellias, Grand Hotel, The Musical staged and directed by Peter Schneider, Rubert Holmes' Accomplice, and a 5th Play to be announced.
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