2015-2016 SEASON
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MAURICE HINES IS TAPPIN’ THRU LIFE
a Broadway-bound musical starring Maurice Hines
September 16-October 4, 2015
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PLAYING THE ASSASSIN by David Robson
a gripping drama by a Wilmington playwright
October 21-November 8, 2015
Saturday/Sunday Matinee
Saturday Evening
DINER: THE MUSICAL by Barry Levinson and Sheryl Crow
a Broadway-bound musical based on the 1982 hit movie!
December 2-27, 2015
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THE EXPLORER’S CLUB by Nell Benjamin
a comedy by the playwright of BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE
April 27-May 15, 2016
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WOMEN OF WILL by Tina Packer
an exploration of Shakespeare’s women direct from Off-Broadway
Fri. 1/29/16 @ 8pm
Sat. 1/30/16 @ 2pm
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NUREYEV’S EYES by David Rush
based on the lives of Jamie Wyeth and Rudolf Nureyev
March 2-20, 2016
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Preview Performances (First Wednesday, Thursday and Friday)
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Weekday Performances (Wednesday 2pm, Thursday 7pm, and Friday 8pm)
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Saturday and Sunday Matinees
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Saturday Evenings
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2015/2016 Subscription Series
MAURICE HINES IS TAPPIN’ THRU LIFE
Written by and Starring Maurice Hines
Directed by two-time Tony Award-winner Jeff Calhoun
September 16-October 4, 2015
See Broadway legend Maurice Hines, as he teams up again with the unforgettable Manzari Brothers for the
first time since the smash hit production of SOPHISTICATED LADIES to tap us through his incredible career
in show business. With song and dance, Hines pays tribute to his brother, Gregory, and the singers who have
inspired him, from Frank Sinatra to Lena Horne. To help bring the history of American tap to life, Hines brings
The Diva Orchestra, an all-female nine-piece big band. Get ready to laugh, smile and tap your feet to the
infectious song and dance of Maurice Hines! Catch this performance before Maurice takes his show on the
road and ultimately to the GREAT WHITE WAY!
“Maurice Hines SINGS HIS HEART OUT!” – The Washington Post
PLAYING THE ASSASSIN
Written by David Robson (a Wilmington based playwright)
Directed by Joe Brancato
October 21-November 8, 2015
This gripping new play is a compelling drama inspired by the devastating true story of an NFL star’s career
ending injury at the hands of a player known as “The Assassin”. PLAYING THE ASSASSIN examines the
violence that football demands on the field, and the hero worship that plays into their legacy. It is hard to
escape the conclusion that some responsibility must be borne by those of us who make professional football
the country’s most popular sport – who cheer as grown men try to hurt one another.
“PLAYING THE ASSASSIN hits hard.” – The Hartford Courant
DINER
Book by Academy Award-winner Barry Levinson
Music and Lyrics by nine-time Grammy Award-winner Sheryl Crow
Directed by three-time Tony Award-winner Kathleen Marshall
December 2-27, 2015
Christmas, Baltimore: 1959. A circle of childhood friends reunite for the upcoming wedding of one of them.
Well, only if his fiancée passes a football trivia test. From the comfort of their all-night diner, the men, now in
their early-twenties, confront the realities of adulthood: marriage, careers, money and the ever-mysterious
opposite sex. But no matter where life takes them, they know they’re welcome back at the diner, the one place
they’ll always belong. Infused with swinging 1950s rock and roll sound, three-time Tony Award®-winning
director and choreographer Kathleen Marshall joins Crow and Levinson to transform DINER’s groundbreaking
evocation of burgeoning adulthood and friendship for the stage.
“Fresh…Energetic…Honest [and] entertaining.” – The New York Times
NUREYEV'S EYES
Written by David Rush
March 2-20, 2016
An inside story about two iconic artists – an American painter and a Russian ballet dancer – and how they
created a now famous set of paintings. During the 70's the American painter Jamie Wyeth (son of Andrew)
did a series of studies and paintings of Rudolf Nureyev, the legendary ballet dancer who defected from Russia
and revitalized western ballet. Written with the express permission and support of Jamie Wyeth, this brand
new play by David Rush imagines what their electric encounters may have been like, what secrets were
revealed about the world of painting and international dance, and how their relationship evolved…changing
each of them.
“NUREYEV’S EYES illuminates the artist life” – The Tampa Bay Times
THE EXPLORER’S CLUB
Written by Nell Benjamin (playwright of BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE)
Directed by Bud Martin
April 27-May 15, 2016
THE STORY: London, 1879. The prestigious Explorers Club is in crisis: their acting president wants to admit
a woman, and their bartender is terrible. True, this female candidate is brilliant, beautiful, and has discovered
a legendary Lost City, but the decision to let in a woman could shake the very foundation of the British Empire,
and how do you make such a decision without a decent drink? Grab your safety goggles for some very mad
science involving deadly cobras, irate Irishmen and the occasional airship.
“WILDLY FUNNY!” – Variety
…and check out our special presentation: Tina Packer’s WOMEN OF WILL;
an exploration of Shakespeare’s most powerful women.