Responsible for launching Barbra Streisand into stardom, Funny Girl is a semi-biographical story, which follows the career of Broadway and film star Fanny Brice, and her rocky relationship with entrepreneur and gambler Nick Arnstein. Fanny wants to be a Broadway star, though she doesn’t fit the typical image of beauty. Despite her mother’s attempts to dissuade her from show business, Fanny perseveres and eventually lands a leading role in The Ziegfield Follies.

Enter Nick Arnstein, a sophisticated handsome gambler. Fanny falls in love and chases after Nick, determined to convince him to tie the knot. Marriage and a daughter follow, but happiness eludes them, for as Fanny’s Broadway star rises, Nick’s luck fades away. Starring New York guest artist, Isabelle Decauwert as Fanny Brice, and well-known Hawaii entertainer, Shari Lynn as her mother Rose. Funny Girl features a repertoire of hits songs, like “People” and “Don’t Rain on My Parade”.

Set in 1950’s Pennsylvania, this hilarious comedy follows two struggling Shakespearean actors, Leo Clark and Jack Gable. Down on their luck, the duo end up performing “Scenes from Shakespeare” on the Moose Lodge Circuit in the Amish country of Pennsylvania. They are invariably booed at every stop.

When Leo and Jack hear that Florence, an old lady in York, PA, is about to leave her fortune to her two long-lost English nephews, they resolve to pass themselves off as the missing relatives. They soon discover the relatives are in fact, nieces, but desperate for the money, they gamely (and foolishly) arrive in York posing as “Stephanie” and “Maxine”.

Romantic entanglements abound when Leo falls head-over-petticoat in love with Florence’s vivacious niece Meg!

A “Some Like It Hot” crowd pleaser, The Houston Press says: “Leading Ladies is so funny, it will make sophisticated and reasonable men and women cackle…”

Based on the well-known film, this musical tells the story of an unlikely romance between Paula, a vulnerable single mother, and Elliot, an opinionated actor who shows up on her doorstep with a lease to sublet her apartment…while she’s still living there!

Paula’s heart has been trampled many times by love-and-leave actor boyfriends. Lucy, her twelve year old daughter, fears her mother will be dumped again, and finds herself trying hard not to be swayed by Elliot’s easy manner and charisma.

Elliot, in the meantime, is in New York for the first time, hoping for his big break in Shakespeare’sRichard III in a small theater off-Broadway. He doesn’t need the distractions of sharing an apartment with an early-rising school-age kid and her overly chatty (but pretty cute) mom!

Featuring the same unique humor that has made Neil Simon the most popular playwright in Broadway history, and with tunes by Marvin Hamlisch, it’s hard to go wrong with this warm, light-hearted romantic comedy!