Comic Musical Triumph of Love at Olney Theatre Center
Olney Theatre Center - Mainstage, Between Dominion Dr. and Old Vic Blvd. (2001 Olney-Sandy Spring Rd. Olney, MD 20832)
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- $41.00 - $56.00
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- $21.50 - $29.00*
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All offers for Triumph of Love have expired.
The last date listed for Triumph of Love was Sunday May 9, 2010 / 2:00pm.
Currently at Olney Theatre Center - Mainstage:
Thriller Sleuth Reveals a Strange Game of Cat and Mouse
- Full Price:
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Twice adapted into films starring Michael Caine, Anthony Shaffer's play concerns a mystery writer who schemes to trick and befuddle his wife's lover. Set in the manor house of author Andrew Wyke, the home reflects his obsession with the inventions and deceptions of fiction and his fascination with games. Wyke lures Milo Tindle to the house and convinces him to stage a robbery, setting off a chain of events that will leave you trying to figure out where Wyke's imagination ends and reality begins. This production is directed by Jim Petosa, Artistic Director of the Olney Theatre Center. Learn More
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Jeanie Roscher on What to Wear
Very casual
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I was there 25 minutes before curtain and things were getting full
14 Goldstar Member Reviews
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Terrific show. Every actor was well cast and extraordinary in their role. A high-energy, fun night of top flight entertainment. Great seat as well.Written on May 07 2010
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Celia
The seats were great. I don't think there's a bad seat at the Olney Theater. Had a terrific evening. "Triumph of Love" was wonderfully entertaining. Not to be missed.Written on Apr 26 2010
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Rudy Oswald
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It was quite an enjoyable evening. The theater had stadium seating so no matter where you sat you had a great view. I would go back.Written on May 11 2010
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More Information About Triumph of Love
Website
http://www.olneytheatre.org/ticketsprogramming/season2010.asp
Description
Book by James Magruder
Lyrics by Susan Birkenhead
Music by Jeffrey Stock
What do you do when the man you adore wants to kill you? You seduce him, disguised as a man impersonating another woman, while fending off the affections of both his uncle and his aunt, of course! With the assistance of some clever servants, Princess Léonide transforms herself to win the love of ravishing handsome and sheltered Prince Agis. But her disguises capture more hearts than she bargained for. With a lovely score, and a fanciful story, this bon bon of a musical will make your heart bloom.
“It’s bawdy. It’s whimsical,” explains Director Clay Hopper,“It’s full of gender-bending seductions and plot-twists that will make your head spin.”
About the Ticket Supplier: Olney Theatre Center
Located just north of Washington, D.C. in arts-rich Montgomery County, Maryland, Olney Theatre Center for the Arts offers a diverse array of professional productions year-round that enrich, nurture and challenge a broad range of artists, audiences and students. One of two state theaters of Maryland, OTC is situated on 14 acres in the heart of the beautiful Washington-Baltimore-Frederick "triangle," within easy access of all three cities.
An award-winning regional theater, Olney Theatre Center operates under an Actors' Equity Association Council of Stock Theaters (COST) contract, one of only three theaters in the country to operate under such a contract.
In addition to its mainstage season, which emphasizes 20th-century American classics, new works, area premieres, reinterpretations of classics and musical theater, OTC offers a wide range of programs and affiliations including: National Players, America's longest running classical touring company (since 1949), which performs for high school and college audiences in over 25 states; Potomac Theatre Project, which offers experimental and alternative plays that explore provocative and challenging human situations, ideas and visions; special school performances of mainstage shows; a free Summer Shakespeare Festival; and post-show discussions.