Las Cruces Community Theater is proud to announce the 2011 - 2012 LCCT Season!
Once again we're presenting a full season of the best entertainment in
Las Cruces!
Order your season tickets on-line using this
form, order by mail (you can download our season ticket brochure
here - you'll need a PDF viewer such as
Adobe Reader
to view it), or buy your season tickets at any
performance of Nunsense!
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Plaza Suite
August 26 - September 11, 2011
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by Neil Simon
Directed for LCCT by Les Boyse and Indrani Rauth
This is one of Simon's lesser known works:
three short plays telling the adventures of three couples successively
occupying the same suite at the Plaza Hotel
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A Thousand Clowns
October 14 - 30, 2011
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by Herb Gardner
Directed for LCCT by Marcus Vickers
Unconventional Murray, uncle and costodian of
precocious nephew Nick, is tired of writing cheap comedy
gags for Chipper the Chipmunk, a children's
television star. Murray finds himself unemployed with plenty
of free time in which to pursue his... pursuits...
Lectured by his conventional brother and hounded by "the system," Murray is
paid a visit by bickering, uptight social workers, and finds himself solving
their problems as well as most of his own.
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Nuncrackers
December 2 - 18, 2011
An LCCT Musical Production!
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by Dan Goggin
Directed for LCCT by Dale Pawley
Presented in Memory of Art Haggerton The Little Sisters of Hoboken are back,
bringing us their annual Christmas pageant — and this
year, it's being televized live from the basement of Mount
St. Helen's Convent! The highlight of the pageant will be an
original ballet based on The Nutcracker, along with a
"Secret Santa" drawing by Sr. Amnesia.
The nuns you love from
Nunsense! are back, along with Fr. Virgil and some of
Mt. St. Helens's most talented students!
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Shadowlands
February 3 - 19, 2012
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by William Nicholson
Directed for LCCT by Patrick Payne
Love anything and your heart will be
wrung and possibly broken. If you want to make sure of
keeping it intact you must give it to no one, not even an
animal. To love is to be vulnerable.
- C. S. Lewis
This drama follows the noted author CS Lewis as
he meets his American fan, Joy Gresham, whom he befriends and
eventually marries. The story also deals with his struggle
with personal pain and grief: Lewis preaches that one should
endure suffering with patience but finds that the simple
answers he had preached no longer apply when Joy suffers from
cancer....
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Belles
April 13 - 29, 2012
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Mark Dunn
Directed for LCCT by Gail Wheeler
This is a play in 2 acts and 45 phone
calls. The six Walker sisters hail from Memphis, but now they
are scattered all over the country. Only Peggy still lives in
Memphis, where she cares for Mama. When the play begins, Peggy
is phoning her sisters to tell them that Mama is in the
hospital. Nothing serious she just ate some bad tuna. An
intriguing story of vivid characters and involving conflicts
emerges in the ensuing phone calls among the sisters.
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Piecemeal
June 1 - 17, 2012
An LCCT Musical Production!
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by Howard Odentz
Directed for LCCT by Autumn Gieb
Described by critics as "imaginative, dark and
funny," this musical comedy takes a new look at Mary
Shelley's classic novel about the events leading to the
creation of the Frankenstein monster.
The plot follows Igor, the hunchbacked son of the local undertaker, who yearns
to be a doctor. He crosses paths with Victor Frankenstein, who is expected to
uphold family tradition and attend medical school, but would prefer to pursue
a career in fashion. The two swap identifies to get what they want, and along
the way complications ensue....
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| Single Show Prices |
| Adults | $10 |
| Students/Seniors/Military | $9 |
| Groups of ten or more | $8/seat |
| Children six and under | $7 |
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| Season Ticket Prices |
| Regular | $50 |
| Senior/Student/Military | $45 |
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