MONTANA REP MISSOULA: 2009-2010

Celebrating America's Working Men and Women


UPCOMING PRODUCTIONS
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GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS / by David Mamet
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February 23-27, March 2-6, 2010 / 7:30 PM / Crystal Theatre
Directed by Michael Murphy
This scathing look at the real estate industry has become an American classic, ranking with Death of a Salesman and Curse of the Starving Class as one of the most brilliant critiques of the American Dream.


ONE-ACTS by Missoula Colony playwrights
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April 6-10, 13-17, 2010 / 7:30 PM / Crystal Theatre
We'll wind up the season with three original one-acts by Missoula Colony writers Roger Hedden, James McLure, and Ron Fitzgerald. These new works deal with our relationship to our work, the land, and each other. We are delighted to conclude our season with plays developed and inspired by The Missoula Colony.

See you soon––thank you for supporting live theatre!

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CRYSTAL THEATRE:
515 South Higgins / On the Hip Strip

Admission:
Tuesday through Thursday: $10
Friday and Saturday: $15
Student Rush (all nights): $5
(Sign up at 7:00 PM for available seats released at 7:25 PM)

Tickets available at:
PARTV Box Office (UM Campus) 243-4581 and at the door


PAST PRODUCTIONS / 2009-2010
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Waiting for Lefty / by Clifford Odets / Directed by Chris Evans
Crystal Theatre / September 22-26, 29-October 3, 2009
This series of vignettes deals with the labor strife of the 1930s, when workers began to organize and fight for their fair share of the American promise—a struggle that continues to this day. Learn why this play has a special resonance for Greg Johnson, artistic director of Montana Repertory Theatre.
Missoulian: 9.18.09 | Read story >

Fully Committed / by Becky Mode / Directed by David Mills-Low
Crystal Theatre / November 10-14, 17-21, 2009
Becky Mode's hysterically funny Fully Committed depicts a day in the working life of a harried reservations clerk at a pretentious restaurant. Lightning-fast timing and a variety of engaging characters—all played by one actor—provide comic insight into workplace politics.
Missoulian: 11.12.09 | Read story >