Center Stage
Presents
The Boogie Woogie Christmas Show
December 3 – 13, 2009
Written by David Delk; Musical Arrangements by Donnie Taylor
*Cast*
Michael Gilreath * Mike Lacy * Wayne Stephens
Donna Taylor * Seanie Warren * Ruthie Wilder

*** They’re back with a brand new show! The cast of last summer’s SOLD OUT Boogie Woogie Radio Show returns with an all new holiday show. The Boogie Woogie Christmas Show features classic 1940’s songs such as Winter Wonderland, I’ll Be Home For Christmas, Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered, Green Eyes and many more! Along with vintage commercials, crazy sound effects and the ongoing soap opera “Pete Kelly…Detective”, this show will get you in the holiday spirit! Don’t miss it!

***Sponsored by Compass Imaging***

RESERVATIONS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED!!!
Box office opens 10 days prior to show from 12 – 6 PM.
Theatre located at 240 Eisenhower Drive in Biloxi.
(off Eisenhower behind Hobby Lobby)
Show times: 8 PM Tuesday through Saturday; 2 PM Sunday matinees
Tickets: Sunday through Thursday – $15; Friday and Saturday – $18

For reservations call Center Stage at (228) 388-6258
or visit our website www.centerstagebiloxi.org.

The Pearl River Central HS Blue Maskers will sponsor a theatre flea market Saturday,Sept. 26, from 8 to 2, on the high school campus in the multi-purpose building. Lots of costumes, wigs, props, electrical supplies, set pieces, household items and much more. From I-59 North, take the McNeill exit, and after the exit ramp turn right. Go to the very end of the road and turn left, going south on Highway 11. The high school will be 3 miles on your right.

Hi everybody! I just wanted to thank everyone who supported Oak Grove High and Oxford High through our journey to get to Scotland! I think I can speak for both schools in saying we had a wonderful time!
Oak Grove’s “Jungle Book” had sold out crowds at every performance and Oxford’s “Man of La Mancha” was given a wonderful review by the Fringe report! So everyone should be very proud of the high schools from Mississippi !

If you love theatre – this is a must read. While this was written in 1945 it has some guiding principles that we all know and try to live by in the theatre but seeing it written down really emphasizes the “credo” that we all know.

http://www.lastageblog.com/2009/08/11/a-1945-code-of-ethics-for-theatre-workers-surfaces/

What do you think about it?