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  Friday, March 04, 2011  
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  Saturday, March 05, 2011  
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  Sunday, March 06, 2011  
Performance at 2:00 pm
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  Thursday, March 10, 2011  
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  Friday, March 11, 2011  
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  Saturday, March 12, 2011  
Performance at 2:00 pm
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  Sunday, March 13, 2011  
Performance at 2:00 pm
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  Thursday, March 17, 2011  
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  Friday, March 18, 2011  
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  Saturday, March 19, 2011  
Performance at 2:00 pm
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  Sunday, March 20, 2011  
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  Thursday, March 24, 2011  
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  Friday, March 25, 2011  
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  Saturday, March 26, 2011  
Performance at 2:00 pm
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  Sunday, March 27, 2011  
Performance at 2:00 pm
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Single Ticket Prices



Fri & Sat at 8:00 
Sun at 2:00:

Thurs at 8:00
Sat at 2:00:

General $32
Senior (62+) $25
Youth (13-21) $25
Children (5-12) $15

General $25
Senior $20
Youth $20
Children $15

By Gene Abravaya

Directed by Tim Kniffin

World Premiere Comedy

Gretchen Manning helped create “The Promising Dawn,” a long running soap opera, and has been its star since the show began. But the show’s ratings are not what they once were, and now it’s time for a change.  Join her and this wonderfully funny cast of characters on the studio set as they confront their final scene.  

This is Sonoma County playwright, Gene Abravaya’s second full-length play following closely on the footsteps of his critically acclaimed, Book of Matthew, which premiered at Pacific Alliance Theater in 2008.