Opening Nights for Long Beach Playhouse's 2006 Season
Long Beach Playhouse - MainStage (5021 E. Anaheim St. Long Beach, CA 90804)
- Full Price:
- $25.00
- Our Price:
- $5.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Opening Nights for Long Beach Playhouse's 2006 Season have expired.
The last date listed for Opening Nights for Long Beach Playhouse's 2006 Season was Saturday August 5, 2006 / 8:00pm - The Man Who Came to Dinner.
3 Goldstar Member Reviews
Cheryl
Goldstar Member
I surprised my daughter and fourteen year old grandson by taking them to this event. Neither of them had been to a stage production in the Long Beach Playhouse before. I think the play was very well done and all three of us enjoyed it. To add to the nights enjoyment, It was opening night and there was food.champagne and pleasant conversation with the staff, stars of the play and fellow theater goers.Written on May 15 2006
Thanks to Goldstar Events I appreciated the price savings as well.
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Mrs. B
We really enjoyed our night at the Long Beach Playhouse. The play was very funny, very well acted with great costumes and sets. We had excellent seats. Our tickets were ready for us when we arrived. Thank you for a fun evening.Written on Apr 03 2006
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More Information About Opening Nights for Long Beach Playhouse's 2006 Season
Website
http://www.lbph.com/Mainset.htm
Description
Move Over Mrs. Markham
Comedy by Ray Cooney & John Chapman
4/1 at 8pm
Three clandestine meetings are arranged at the same time and place—Mrs. Markham’s apartment! The Markhams plan an evening out and each secretly plans to allow the apartment to be used by a friend for an illicit affair. Their plans become a mixed–up mismatch and the Markhams end up suspecting each other of being the unfaithful ones. If you enjoyed “Don’t Dress For Dinner” you’ll find this fast-moving comedy a hoot!
Hostile Witness*
Courtroom Drama by Jack Roffey
5/13 at 8pm
In this psychological drama, the daughter of a British barrister is killed in a hit-and-run accident. Her bereaved father swears his revenge. When the man’s neighbor is killed, the barrister finds himself accused of the death. He begins to wonder if he is not going stark raving mad. *Subject to avalability of rights.
Enchanted April
Romantic Comedy by Matthew Barber, novel by Elizabeth von Arnim
6/24 at 8pm
Two frustrated London housewives decide to rent a villa in Italy for a holiday away from their bleak marriages and they recruit two very different English women to share the cost and the experience. There, among the wisteria blossoms and Mediterranean sunshine, all four bloom again—rediscovering themselves in ways that they—and we—could never have expected. “Enchanted April” is as good as they come: a lush, thoroughly refreshing theatrical holiday. Escape has seldom seemed so sweet. “A magical triumph.” —LA Times.
The Man Who Came to Dinner
Comedy by Moss Hart & George S. Kaufman
8/5 at 8pm
This comedy makes fun of the 1938 New York social set. It centers around Sheridan Whiteside, who having dined at the Stanley’s home, slips on their doorstep and breaks his hip. A tumultuous six weeks of confinement at the Stanleys follows with hilarious complications such as ex-convicts being invited to meals, strange exotic gifts arriving from friends, transatlantic calls reaping $784 phone bills and the summoning of a glamorous actress to woo away Whiteside’s secretary’s boyfriend. One of the American stage’s endearing classics. A Broadway favorite!
About the Ticket Supplier: Long Beach Playhouse
Seventy-five continuous years of quality live theatrical entertainment have established the Long Beach Playhouse as a landmark in the City of Long Beach. The Playhouse produces 16 shows annually with a new play or musical every three weeks on the the Mainstage or upstairs in the Studio Theatre. Long Beach's flagship professional theatre cuts across age, gender, ethnic, and cultural boundaries while being entirely self-supporting through ticket sales and membership support.