Celebrating 35 Years of Terrific Theater!
At the Great American Melodrama and Vaudeville, theatergoers are welcomed into a comfortable atmosphere of cabaret tables with sawdust on the floor and honky-tonk piano music in the air. Here, professional performers from all over the United States gather to present top-notch productions of great classic comedies, musicals and melodramas. Plus, every show includes a wonderful vaudeville revue full of song, dance and comedy. It's "not-to-be missed" fun for everyone!
In 2010, we will continue our special weekday matinees on four Thursdays, replacing our usual 7 pm performance with a 2 pm matinee. These special matinee days wil be on February 4, March 18, May 13 and October 14, 2010.
2010 brings about changes in our seating, as we have switched out some table seating for the popular center pew seating and renumbered the seats. Be sure to check out the new seating chart!
All of us here at the Melodrama thank you for your continued support of live theater, and hope to see you many times this year! |
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 Andrew Rally, an unemployed television actor, has moved to New York City and been given the chance to play Hamlet in Central Park. Trouble is, Andrew hates Shakespeare. But then an unexpected seance brings back the ghost of one of the greatest Hamlets of all time, John Barrymore, who is determined to convince Andrew to accept the role. And when Andrew receives an offer for a new television series, he faces the ulitmate question - TV or not TV? The laughs are non-stop as Andrew wrestles with his conscience, Barrymore, and his sword in this
comedy-romance called "unapologetically sillyand at
times hilarious" by the New York Times..
Rated PG for some mature situations. |
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