2000-01
10th SEASON
Adventures of Stuart Little
October 2000
The season opened with this charming adaptation of E. B. White’s beloved story. Audiences followed the courageous little mouse as he searched for friendship, family, and his place in the world.
A Man for All Seasons December 2000
Robert Bolt’s historical drama explored Sir Thomas More’s unwavering moral conviction during the reign of King Henry VIII. The play examined the cost of remaining true to one’s principles in the face of immense political pressure.
Nine Girls
January 2001
Set in a college sorority house, this suspenseful mystery kept audiences guessing from beginning to end. As a series of shocking events unfolded, the search for a killer became increasingly urgent.
Brigadoon
February 2001
Audiences were transported to the magical Scottish village that appeared for just one day every hundred years. Filled with memorable songs and romance, the classic musical celebrated the power of love and hope.
Jake’s Women
April 2001
Neil Simon’s heartfelt comedy followed a novelist as he reflected on the relationships that shaped his life. Blending humor and introspection, the play explored love, memory, and second chances.
You Can’t Take It With You
April 2001
The eccentric Sycamore family delighted audiences with their joyful embrace of individuality. This Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy celebrated the importance of following one's passions rather than society’s expectations.
How to Eat Like a Child
May 2001
The season concluded with this energetic musical revue based on the popular children's book by Delia Ephron, John Forster, and Judith Kahan. Through humorous songs and sketches, it captured the everyday experiences of growing up with wit and charm.
