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TCR MARQUEE - Autumn 2013

In this issue The Second Coming Jesus Christ Superstar: A Timeline Classes You’ll Want to Take Raising the Curtain on 80 Seasons Up Close & Personal with TCR’s Staff & Board Brewed + TCR = Something Awesome What’s Up With Costumes Run like a (NewBo) Chicken! Why TCR’s 80th Season ROCKS And so much MORE! (This IS TCR, right?)

In this issue
The Second Coming
Jesus Christ Superstar: A Timeline
Classes You’ll Want to Take
Raising the Curtain on 80 Seasons
Up Close & Personal with TCR’s Staff & Board
Brewed + TCR = Something Awesome
What’s Up With Costumes
Run like a (NewBo) Chicken!
Why TCR’s 80th Season ROCKS
And so much MORE! (This IS TCR, right?)

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The Cast of Neil Simon’s<br />

JAKE’S WOMEN<br />

Philip Schramp<br />

Heather Akers<br />

Susan Scharnau<br />

Lily Palmersheim<br />

Katie Vogel<br />

Jen Boettger<br />

Angela Billman<br />

Traci Rezabek<br />

FALL & WINTER SESSIONS<br />

KIDS CLASSES<br />

Just Right for Me!<br />

A class for kids on the Autism Spectrum<br />

Treasure Trunk Theatre<br />

Grades 1-2<br />

Staging Stories<br />

Grades 2-5<br />

Upcoming at Theatre Cedar Rapids<br />

Jesus Christ Superstar – Lyrics by Tim Rice, Music by<br />

Andrew Lloyd Weber. This groundbreaking rock opera<br />

explores the last seven days of Christ’s life. Filled with<br />

struggle, love, faith, and music, this rock opera debuted<br />

on Broadway in 1971, and changed the face of musical<br />

theatre forever. Superstar was last produced at <strong>TCR</strong> in<br />

1986. Opens October 11, <strong>2013</strong> Rated PG (Note: Some<br />

content could be intense for our younger audience<br />

members)<br />

Neil Simon’s Jake’s Women – Neil Simon. Jake faces a<br />

marital crisis by daydreaming about the women in his<br />

life. The wildly comic and sometimes moving flashbacks<br />

played in his mind are interrupted by visitations from<br />

actual women. Jake’s women include his dead first<br />

wife, his daughter now and back then, his bossy sister,<br />

his opinionated analyst, his soon-to-be-ex-wife, and a<br />

prospective third wife. <strong>TCR</strong> last did this show in 1997.<br />

Opens November 1, <strong>2013</strong> Rated PG (Note: Subject<br />

matter and attention span for elementary-aged audience<br />

members)<br />

Miracle on 34th Street – Adapted from the novel by<br />

Valentine Davies and based on the Twentieth Century Fox<br />

motion picture. Based on one of the most heartwarming<br />

holiday films, Miracle on 34th Street follows a man who<br />

claims to be Kris Kringle while he works as Macy’s<br />

Santa. Kris unleashes waves of good will with Macy’s<br />

customers, and touches the heart of everyone he meets.<br />

However, not everyone believes in Santa Claus, and Kris<br />

ends up in court, where the Spirit of Christmas prevails.<br />

<strong>TCR</strong> last produced this classic in 1998. Opens November<br />

29, <strong>2013</strong> Rated G (Note: Perfect for the ENTIRE family)<br />

Monty Python’s Spamalot – Book and Lyrics by Eric Idle,<br />

Music by John Du Prez. Lovingly ripped off from the classic<br />

film comedy, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Spamalot<br />

retells the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the<br />

Round Table, and features a bevy of beautiful showgirls,<br />

killer rabbits, cows, and French people. Truly, one of the<br />

funniest shows to come out of Broadway in a long while.<br />

This is <strong>TCR</strong>’s first production of Spamalot. Opens January<br />

24, 2014 Rated PG-13 (Note: Although funny, some mild<br />

questionable language, situations, adult humor)<br />

Check theatrecr.org for dates!<br />

Youth Ensemble<br />

Grades 6-8<br />

Teen Acting Ensemble<br />

Freshmen-Senior H.S.<br />

College Audition Prep Class<br />

Juniors & Seniors H.S.<br />

For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The<br />

Rainbow Is Enuf – Ntozake Shange. This groundbreaking<br />

choreopoem is a spellbinding collection of vivid prose<br />

and free verse narratives about and performed by Black<br />

women. Capturing the brutal, tender and dramatic lives<br />

of contemporary Black women, For Colored Girls...<br />

offers a transformative, riveting evening of provocative<br />

dance, music and poetry. This is the first time <strong>TCR</strong><br />

has presented this show. Opens February 21, 2014<br />

Rated R (Explicit language and subject matter)<br />

To Kill A Mockingbird – Adapted by Christopher Sergel<br />

from the novel by Harper Lee. Based on the renowned<br />

novel by Harper Lee, To Kill A Mockingbird is the story<br />

of Scout, a young girl in a quiet southern town in 1935,<br />

who, along with her older brother, is, being raised by<br />

her widowed, lawyer father, and their strong-minded<br />

housekeeper. As Atticus defends a young Black man<br />

wrongfully accused of a grave crime, Scout learns about<br />

prejudice, compassion, justice, and love. This play was<br />

last produced by <strong>TCR</strong> in 1999. Opens March 21 , 2014<br />

Rated G (Note: Attention span for younger audience<br />

members)<br />

God of Carnage – Yasmina Reza, translated by<br />

Christopher Hampton. Winner of the 2009 Tony Award,<br />

this play is a brutally entertaining and hilarious story<br />

of two sets of Brooklyn parents brought together for a<br />

meeting regarding a playground altercation between<br />

their eleven-year-old sons. This is the first production<br />

of God of Carnage at <strong>TCR</strong>. Opens April 25, 2014<br />

Rated R (Note: Explicit language and subject matter)<br />

Les Misérables – Book by Alain Boublil and Claude-<br />

Michel Schonberg, Music by Claude-Michel Schonberg,<br />

Lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer. An international smash-hit<br />

that quite possibly is the most popular musical in the<br />

world, Les Misérables is the moving story of Jean Valjean<br />

and his struggle for redemption and peace. Set against<br />

the backdrop of 19th century France and the French<br />

revolution, this popular masterpiece promises to be one<br />

of <strong>TCR</strong>’s biggest undertakings ever. Opens June 20, 2014<br />

Rated PG (Note: Some content could be intense for our<br />

younger audience members)<br />

ADULT CLASSES<br />

Adult Acting Ensemble<br />

Figure Drawing<br />

Playwriting<br />

Cabaret Performance Class<br />

IMPROV & Beer<br />

DANCE & FITNESS<br />

Tap<br />

Yoga

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