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South
Baldwin Community Theatre
http://www.sbct.biz/
or e-mail info@sbct.biz for more
info!
2022 West Second St., Gulf Shores, AL (251) 968-6721
(corner of West 19th Avenue and West 2nd Street)
Performance times: (Thursday) Friday and Saturday
at 7:30pm &
Sunday Matinee only at 2:00pm
Tickets: Adults - $12.00, Students (Gr. 1 - 12)
$7.00,
Children under school age - $3.00
For reservations or more information call (251)
968-6721
SEASON TICKETS ARE $84.00 FOR ANY 6 SHOWS
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS
ARE $15 ADULTS, $7.50 STUDENTS AND $3 FOR PRESCHOOL AGES.
SBCT promises you a season you will really
enjoy!
Check out their website
at
http://www.sbct.biz/ for details.
South Baldwin Community Theatre was founded
in 1972 by the late Rev. Anthony Zoghby, Nancy Holk
Totman and the late Herb Anderson.
Location of
the theatre is across from the Erie Meyer Civic Center.
Southbound on Hwy. 59, turn right at the foot of the Canal Bridge
next to
our sign and go three blocks. The theatre will be on the right
across the street
from the Bodenhamer pool and tennis courts.
Always Seeking: Volunteers for the "Less Glamorous
Side of Theatre"
back stage, sound, lighting, construction, painting, costuming,
etc.)
Please contact theatre if interested in volunteering for this and/or
future
productions. For more information, please call 251-968-6721 and
leave a
message on the theatre's voice mail.
2009 Season
Nunsensations
Directed by Joyce James
Musical Direction by Gay James
Performances: September 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 & 28
Friday and Saturday evening performances at 7:30pm.
Sunday
Matinees at 2:00pm.
For more information, please call the
theater at 251-968-6721.
Synopsis:
“Nunsensations: The Nunsense Vegas Revue” takes the
sisters on a brand new adventure. When a parishioner volunteers to
donate $10,000 to the sisters’ school if
they will perform in
a club in Las Vegas, Mother Superior is hesitant to accept.
However,
after being convinced by the other sisters that “what
happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” Reverend Mother agrees. What
follows is the most feather-filled, sequin-studded, fan
dancing Nunsense show ever! Performing in “The Pump Room” at the
Mystique Motor
Lodge, the sisters experience “show-biz” like
never before. You’ll meet Sin-City Sue, find
out who’s Black
and White with Her Money on Red, and try to win a new car with the
“Holy Rollers Giant Slot Machine.” Taking a line from another
show, a critic pointed out,
“It’s a whole lot funny and a
little bit naughty, but there ain’t nothin’ dirty goin’ on!”
The Headless
Horseman
Children's show
Performances: October 31, Nov. 1, 2; 7, 8, 9
Babes in Toyland
Performances: December 5, 6, 7; 12, 13, 14
Seeing Stars in Dixie
by Ron Osborne
Performances: January 8, 9, 10,
11,15, 16,17,18
Synopsis: It's 1956 and
Hollywood has arrived in Natchez, Mississippi with its brightest
stars to film Raintree County. Meanwhile at
Clemmie's, a Natchez tea room, the widowed proprietor who has a
fascination with movies and a secret admirer, oversees her own cast
of characters: Tootie, her take charge friend; Jo Beth, a former
beauty queen; Glease,
a man more comfortable with women than
macho men, and Marjorie, an unethical social climber. Competition
for a small role in the movie brings out the best and worst of these
memorable characters. Twists, turns and revelations lead Clemmie to
trade a moment of fame for love and the chance to impact the lives
of people dear to her.
Don't Dress for
Dinner
by Marc Camoletti
adapted by Robin Hawdon
Performances: February 11,
12, 13, 14, 15; 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Synopsis:
Bernard is planning a cosy weekend with his mistress. He's booked a
cordon bleu cook, and his best friend Robert will provide the perfect
alibi. There's just one slight problem - his wife! Destined to spend
the weekend at her mother's, Jacqueline cancels the trip at the last
minute, throwing Bernard's plans into complete disarray. Faced with
impending disaster, Bernard resorts to desperate measures to hide
his wayward love-life!
A
Bad Year for Tomatoes
by John Patrick
Performances: March 12, 13, 14, 15; 20, 21, 22
Synopsis: This comedy deals with the very funny
misfortunes of a famous television actress who seeks to get "away from
it all" in a small New England Town. Fed up with the pressure and
demands of her acting career, the famous Myra Marlowe leases a house
in the tiny New England hamlet of Beaver Haven, and settles down to
write her autobiography. She is successful in turning aside the offers
pressed on her by her long-time agent, but dealing
with her nosy,
omnipresent neighbors is a different matter.
Sabrina Fair
by Samuel Taylor
Performances: April 25,
26, 27; May 2, 3, 4
Synopsis: Sabrina Fair
is a modern version of the Cinderella fable. The story is set
on Long Island in the 1950's, and deals with the involvement between a
very rich family named Larrabee and Sabrina Fairchild, the daughter of
their family chauffeur. She is bright, well-educated, and has just
returned from five years in Paris, where she has done a brilliant job
as an executive in a U.S. government overseas office. She has come
home to find out if she is still in love with the younger Larrabee
son, David. The elder son, Linus, a cynical, good-humored tycoon who
has taken control of the family fortune, detects Sabrina's feeling for
his brother, and for his own amusement lays a trap to bring them
together. It works: David falls in love with Sabrina and wants to
marry her. At the same time, a rich young Frenchman who has known
Sabrina in Paris turns up and asks her to marry him. Faced with this
dilemma, Sabrina discovers marriage may not be what she wants after
all. Rounding out the characters are the overbearing Larrabee matron
Maude, her cynical friend Julia, the going-to-funerals for enjoyment
patriarch Mr. Larrabee, their maid Margaret, and Sabrina's father who
has a secret all his own.
Shoes Blues
Children's show
Performances: August 7, 8, 9; 14, 15, 16
South
Baldwin Community Theatre
http://www.sbct.biz/
2022 West Second St., Gulf Shores, AL (251) 968-6721
(corner of West 19th Avenue and West 2nd Street)
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