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GK Hardt Theatre



March 2012
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  Friday, March 09, 2012  
Performance at 8:00 pm
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  Saturday, March 10, 2012  
Performance at 8:00 pm
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  Sunday, March 11, 2012  
Performance at 2:00 pm
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  Thursday, March 15, 2012  
Performance at 8:00 pm
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  Friday, March 16, 2012  
Performance at 8:00 pm
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  Saturday, March 17, 2012  
Performance at 8:00 pm
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  Sunday, March 18, 2012  
Performance at 2:00 pm
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  Thursday, March 22, 2012  
Performance at 8:00 pm
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  Friday, March 23, 2012  
Performance at 8:00 pm
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  Saturday, March 24, 2012  
Performance at 2:00 pm
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Performance at 8:00 pm
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  Sunday, March 25, 2012  
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

General $32
Senior (62+) $27
Youth (13-21) $27
Children (5-12) $15

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

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof



(L) Clint Campbell as Brick; (R) Jenifer Coté as Maggie; background: *Charles Siebert as Big Daddy (Photo by Eric Chazankin)

Written by Tennessee Williams

Directed by Michael Fontaine

Generously underwritten by Anne Hildebrand 

It's Big Daddy's 65th birthday!  However, the mood is somber despite the festivities, as a number of evils poison the gaiety.  Maggie, Big Daddy's daughter-in-law, wants to give him the news that she's finally become pregnant by Big Daddy's favorite son, Brick, but Brick won't cooperate in Maggie's plan. Swarming around Maggie and Brick are their intrusive, conniving relatives, all eager to see Maggie put in her place and Brick tumbled from his position of most-beloved son. By evening's end, Maggie's ingenuity, fortitude, and passion could set things right, and Brick's repressed love for his father might just retrieve him from his path of destruction.

This 6th Street Playhouse production features the 1974 revision by play-wright Tennessee Williams and features Charles Siebert* (who played brother Gooper in the 1974 Broadway production) as Big Daddy; Jenifer Coté as Maggie; Clint Campbell as Brick; Kate Brickley* as Big Mama; Tice Allison as Gooper; Beth Deitchman as Mae; Joe Winkler as Doctor Baugh; and Samson Hood as Reverend Tooker.

*Appears through the courtesy of Actors Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.