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SUMMER 2012



NO SEX PLEASE, WE'RE BRITISH by Alistair Foot and Anthony Marriott Black Box: June 7-10, 14-17
The British are coming! Straight-laced Peter and his new wife Francis innocently order Scandinavian glassware and instead receive…porn. And more porn. As the parcels keep arriving, so do their houseguests. To what lengths will the couple go to cover up their misdirected mail?
DEATHTRAP by Ira Levin Main Stage: June 21-24, June 28-July 1
Clifford’s writing a masterpiece and his colleague Sydney is having a dry spell. What’s a playwright with writer’s block to do? Murder him, of course! Oh, that it were so simple. This play includes all of the classic murder mystery elements: murder, deceit, hidden meanings, and plot reversals, with just the right amount of comedy.
SPIKE HEELS by Theresa Rebeck Black Box: July 12-15, July 19-22
Sexual tension abounds in a modern Boston apartment building, where the stiletto-wearing Georgie fends off the advances of her suitors. It’s a shot of Pygmalion with a dash of Pillow Talk, and a feminist chaser.

FALL 2012



DEATHTRAP by Ira Levin Main Stage: August 23-26
Clifford’s writing a masterpiece and his colleague Sydney is having a dry spell. What’s a playwright with writer’s block to do? Murder him, of course! Oh, that it were so simple. This play includes all of the classic murder mystery elements: murder, deceit, hidden meanings, and plot reversals, with just the right amount of comedy.
STOP KISS by Diana Son Black Box: September 27-29, October 10,12,14
The relationship between two friends is irrevocably altered with one kiss.
GOOD BOYS AND TRUE by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa Black Box: October 4-7,11,13
A scandalous video tape threatens to unravel the lives of students at a prestigious prep school.
SIDE SHOW by Henry Krieger and Bill Russell Main Stage: October 25-28, November 1-4
A bright and moving musical based on the true story of sideshow freaks Violet and Daisy Hilton, conjoined twins who achieve fame but yearn for more.
ZOMBIE TOWN Written by Tim Bauer Black Box: November 15-18, November 29-December 2
BRAAAINS! The zombies are coming and what have you done to prepare? We recommend working on strengthening your funny bone, because this mockumentary received rave reviews and a lot of laughs at last year’s Orlando Shakes PlayFest.

SPRING 2013



LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES by Christopher Hampton Main Stage: January 17-20, 24-27
Transport yourself to 18th century France for this classic tale of deceit, betrayal, and extraordinary fashion! It’s beyond your control. The Department of Modern Languages will be collaborating with the theatre on ancillary events; stay tuned for updates.
EURYDICE by Sarah Ruhl Black Box: February 21-24, February 28-March 3
The myth of a modern day Orpheus is haunting when retold through the eyes of his beloved wife Eurydice.
SPRING AWAKENING Books and lyrics by Steven Sater; music by Duncan Sheik Main Stage: March 21-24, 28-30
Set to a dynamic score, this poignant and powerful musical follows a group of German innocents as they journey from youth to adulthood.
7th Annual Dance Concert “With a Twist” Orlando Repertory Theatre: April 18-21
The annual Dance Concert is a showcase for student choreographers and dancers. The first half of the evening will feature student choreography; the second will be a trio of dances to the music of Frank Sinatra.

SUMMER 2013



ALMOST AN EVENING by Ethan Coen Black Box: June 6-9, 13-16
More than a little irreverent, this series of one act plays by Ethan Coen [Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, Fargo] is extremely witty, intensely thought-provoking, and not for the faint of heart.
A TAFFETA WEDDING by Rick Lewis Main Stage: June 20-23, 27-30
Stroll down memory lane for Theatre UCF’s first summer musical in five years! It’s 1964 and wedding bells are ringing for our favorite singing sisters, The Taffetas, and their crooning beaus, The Cardigans.
HOOTERS by Ted Tally Black Box: July 11-14, 18-21
It is summer on the Cape, and two nineteen-year-old buddies are attempting to score with a pair of more “worldly” ladies, creating a comedy of Eros.