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Embrace life’s passion
and humor in Live Oak’s six play subscription season.
Come with us. We’ll tilt at windmills, walk the delicate
balance, break the rules, fight the beast, and laugh our
way down along the Brazos. From powerful musicals and
thought provoking dramas, to side-splitting comedy and
time tested classics, Live Oak Theatre does it best.
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1997-1998
Season
- Sept.5
– Oct.12, 1997
- Amy Stinson in
Man of La Mancha
- by Dale
Wasserman
- A prisoner of the
Spanish Inquisition, Miguel de Cervantes
plays out his classic tale of "Don
Quixote" in order to escape the
brutal persecution of his fellow inmates.
The musical score contains "Man of
La Mancha" and "The Impossible
Dream."
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- Oct.24 – Nov.16,
1997
Janelle Buchanan and
Woody Skaggs in
A Delicate
Balance
by Edward Albee
Recently revived on Broadway with great
success, this Pulitzer Prize winning
drama examines the disintegration of love
by default. It is filled with humor and
compassion and touched with poetry.
- Jan.9 – Feb.8,
1998
Tom Parker and
- Billy
Harden in
I’m Not Rappaport
by Herb Gardner
This Tony award winning play is one of
Live Oak’s signature productions from our
1988-89 season. It is an outstanding
life-affirming comedy that will make you
laugh and cry.
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- Feb.20 – Mar.15,
1998
Boni Hester in
Beast on the
Moon
by Richard Kalinoski
This powerful drama will challenge
artists and audiences alike. It explores
one couple’s struggle for release from
the bonds of past tragedy.
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- Mar.27 – Apr.26,
1998
Jill Parker-Jones in
Down Along the
Brazos
by Ellsworth Schave
Winner of Live Oak’s Larry L. King award
for Best Play by a Texas Playwright, this
comedy has the warm, humorous qualities
of past Live Oak hits like A Texas
Romance and Bosque County, Texas.
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May 8 – June 7, 1998
"To Be Announced"
It’s our job to bring the hottest new plays to
you. Whether it’s the world premiere of a new
work like The Dead Presidents’ Club or a newly
released show fresh from Broadway, we promise it
will be worth the wait.
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