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Applause Theatre
4367 Roswell Road
AtlantaGA
Productions showing at Applause Theatre
SKETCHWORKS Spring 2005
by Original adult sketch comedy
COMPANY :
SKETCHWORKS Industrial Strength Comedy
April 22, 2005 - May 07, 2005
OPENING SOON
Big Question
Academy Theatre
CLOSING SOON
42nd Street
by Michael Stewart & Mark Bramble (book), Harry Warren (music), Al Dubin (lyrics)
City Springs Theatre Company
Aladdin
by Alan Menken (music), Howard Ashman and Tim Rice (lyrics), and Chad Beguelin (book and lyrics)
Broadway Across America
Dinner and a Show – Nuns, the Comedy
by Robert Luxford
The Vineyard Cafe and Dinner Theatre
It’s Only a Play
by Terrence McNally
The Process Theatre Company
The Rainmaker
by N. Richard Nash
Lionheart Theatre Company
NOW PLAYING
4.48 Psychosis
by Sarah Kane
Vernal & Sere Theatre
42nd Street
by Michael Stewart & Mark Bramble (book), Harry Warren (music), Al Dubin (lyrics)
City Springs Theatre Company
9 to 5 the Musical
by Patricia Resnick (book) and Dolly Parton (songs)
Georgia Ensemble Theatre
Aladdin
by Alan Menken (music), Howard Ashman and Tim Rice (lyrics), and Chad Beguelin (book and lyrics)
Broadway Across America
Big Question
Academy Theatre
Daddy Long Legs
by John Caird (book) and Paul Gordon (songs)
The Legacy Theatre
Dinner and a Show – Nuns, the Comedy
by Robert Luxford
The Vineyard Cafe and Dinner Theatre
Henry IV Part 1
by William Shakespeare
The New American Shakespeare Tavern
It’s Only a Play
by Terrence McNally
The Process Theatre Company
Midnight at the Masquerade
by The Murder Mystery Company
The Murder Mystery Company in Atlanta
Murder on the Agathas Express
by Ryan Girard
Agathas: A Taste of Mystery
Nomad Motel
by Carla Ching
Horizon Theatre Company
The Electric Baby
by Stefanie Zadravec
The Weird Sisters Theatre Project
The Rainmaker
by N. Richard Nash
Lionheart Theatre Company
The Two Kids That Blow $h*t Up
by Carla Ching
Aurora Theatre
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
by Edward Albee
Pinch n' Ouch Theatre
