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Hedwig
Bottom Dollar
Macbeth
A Bicycle Country
BPF
Twelfth Night
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Mobtown's exciting seventh season comes to you.
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
October 8-31, 2004 &
January 14-31, 2005
By John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask
Directed by Terry Long
A rocking one (wo)man show
about a transsexual, a botched surgery, a rock star, and finding yourself.
By John Cameron Mitchell with music by Stephen Trask.
Bottom Dollar
December 3-18, 2004
By Rich Espey
Directed by Jim Page
It’s Christmastime, and Jason, the manager of X-Mart
store #1464 has a plan to save the corporation he reveres while
helping the town he loves. The residents of Crassley, PA, learn the
true meaning of X-mas, in all its Politically Correct, Corporate,
Spending Frenzied glory!
Macbeth
February 25-March 13, 2005
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Ryan Whinnem
William Shakespeare’s brilliant play about greed and
the quest for power. Come see what happens to their fairy tale dreams
in Mobtown’s version of one of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies.
A Bicycle Country
April 1-23, 2005
By Nilo Cruz
Directed by Carlos del Valle
Set in the early 1990’s in Cuba, A Bicycle Country is a
lyrical, powerful, and eccentric journey. Julio is recovering from a
stroke, aided by his caregiver Inés and friend Pepe. Julio’s payment
to Inés for her caregiving is a raft, on which the three will embark
for America. Written by last year’s Pulitzer Prize winning playwright
Nilo Cruz.
Baltimore Playwrights Festival
June 10-26, 2005
Directed by Allan Dale III
In the past five festivals our plays have
included lonely elves, ditzy hitmen, and cross dressing old ladies.
What could this year’s entry entail? We don’t know, but we sure can’t
wait to find out.
Twelfth Night
August 11-28, 2005
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Erin Riley
Shakespeare’s beloved comedy Twelfth Night comes to us
for our fourth Puck in the Park. See, there are these twins. One
becomes a cross dresser. Then there are these two drunks, and an angry
Puritan. And… well… things get confused.
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