March 2004
Camelot
Directed by Jerry Miller
Sir Lancelot, Guenevere and King Arthur in history's most famous love triangle. Memorable music abounds.
Premiere Night - Wednesday, March 17th
March 18th thru April 10th
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October 2003
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Directed by Brian Holderman
Adam woos Milly to marry him but much to her surprise there are 6 more brothers waiting at home. She works to make them respectable so that they can wed brides of their own.
Premiere Night - Wednesday, October 1st, 2003
October 2nd thru October 25th
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November 2003
Mame
Directed by Brian Holderman
Flamboyant New York socialite "Mame" becomes the guardian of her young nephew Patrick. The one of a kind Mame is determined to teach Patrick to embrace life and all it's ups and downs. Packed full of recognizable songs like "Open a New Window", "We Need a Little Christmas" and "Bosom Buddies" just to name a few.
Premiere
Night - Wednesday, November
5th
November 6th thru November 22nd
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December 2003
Stop the World, I Want to Get Off
Directed by Jo Mahoney
Starring and directed by John and Joey Mahoney of local "Skyliners" jazz group. This story combines a funny and touching story line with many memorable songs such as "What Kind of Fool Am I".
Premiere Night - Wednesday, December 3rd
December 4th thru December 20
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January 2004
Gypsy
Directed by Brian Holderman
The life of stipper Gypsy Rose Lee is brought to life and told through dancing, singing and an engrossing story.
Premiere Night - Wednesday, January 7th
January 8th thru January 31st
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February 2004
big, the musical
Directed by Marc C Edson
The hilarious hit movie is brought to the stage with plenty of singing and dancing added in.
Premiere Night - Wednesday, February 11th
February 12th thru March 6th
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April 2004
Radio Gals
Directed by Brian Holderman
(Radio Gals replaces The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas)
A wonderful comedy set in Arkansas in the 20's, Hazel Hunt is a retired music teacher who is given a 500 watt radio transmitter for her retirement present from her students. She uses the transmitter to host her own radio show by jumping air waves. The show is co-hosted by her friends who all are characters themselves. The trouble begins when a gentleman, Mr. Abbot is sent to close down this operation. Hazel and her cohorts won't be bullied by him or the government that sent him. In fact they are able to persuade Mr. Abbot into singing a few songs on the program himself. These are tough little ladies and a fun time is had by all.
Premiere Night - Wednesday, April 21st
April 22nd thru May 8th
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June 2004
Steppin' Out
Directed by Joe Garrow
This
good natured show centers around the lives of 8 mismatched members of
a beginning tap dance class, their eternally patient instructor, ex-
professional dancer Mavis Turner, and a cantankerous pianist. The lives
and characters of these ten very different people unfold for the audience
as they
prepare themselves to perform in a charity dance concert. While their
hapless efforts at tap dancing slowly but surely improve, it is the
brotherhood of teamwork that must ultimately transform this diverse
set of individuals into the
"Mavis Turner Tappers".
Premiere Night - Friday, June 4th
June 4th thru June 26th
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July 2004
Rodger's &
Hammerstein's 
A Grand Night for Singing
Directed by Gary Hibbs
38 Top Show Tunes from the genius of Rodger's and Hammerstein:
The Carousel Waltz, So Far, It's A Grand Night For Singing, The Surrey With Fringe On Top, Stepsisters' Lament, We Kiss In A Shadow, A Wonderful Guy, I Cain't Say No, Maria, Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful?, Honey Bun, The Gentleman Is A Dope, Don't Marry Me, Many A New Day, I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair, If I Loved You, Shall We Dance?, That's The Way It Happens, All At Once You Love Her, Some Enchanted Evening, Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin', To Have And To Hold, Wish Them Well, The Man I Used To Be, It Might As Well Be Spring, Kansas City, A Hundred Million Miracles, When The Children Are Asleep, I Know It Can Happen Soliloquy (My Little Girl), It's Me Love, Look Away, When You're Driving Through The Moonlight, A Lovely Night, Something Wonderful, This Nearly Was Mine, Impossible, I Have Dreamed
Premiere Night - Wednesday, July 14th
July 15th thru August 7th
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September 2004
The Goodbye Girl
Directed by William Schneider
"The Goodbye Girl" is based on the Neil Simon film. It tells the comedic and heartwarming story about an unlikely romance between Paula, a bitter, single mother who has been jilted one too many times, and Eliot, the opinionated actor who shows up on her doorstep with a lease to sublet her apartment. Add in a precocious pre-teen and this is a sure-fire hit. The musical score is written by Marvin Hamlisch.
Premiere Night September 8th
September 9th thru October 2th
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October 2004
The Raven
Directed by Jerry Miller
In this prequel to the classic tale written by Edgar Allen Poe, a love triangle forms when two brothers fall in love with the same girl. She makes her choice, but on the wedding day after the groom has killed a crow, the remaining crows show up at the wedding and exact there revenge. This humorous, touching and suspenseful show is told in all original music and lyrics through a wide range of music styles. Written by well known Chico artists Jerry Miller and Marcel Daguerre.
Premiere Night October 13th
October 14th thru November 6th _______________________________________________________________
December 2004
A Christmas Story
Directed by Marc C Edson
The classic Christmas movie comes to life on stage. Ralphie, Randy, Schwartz, Mom, the "Old Man" and the immortal leg lamp will all be there.
"You'll shoot you eye out kid!!!"
Premiere Night December 1st
December 2nd thru December 18th