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Dairy Queen Days
September 24-26, 2008
The Rev. Joe Pike Moseley believes there is
something spiritual about the local DQ. Trout, his son, is trying, at age 16, to figure out who he is while everything around
him seems to becoming unhinged. He finds refuge working at the local Dairy Queen where he must find a way to save himself,
become his own person, and move on with his life. Dairy Queen Days has good characters, a good coming-of-age
story, and good ol' Southern Realism. Sort of. GHS Director of Theatre, Larry Hart, joins his student
actors onstage as Rev. Joe Pike Moseley.
A
Christmas Story
December 10-12, 2008
"You'll shoot your eye out kid!"
All the elements from the beloved movie are here, including the family's temperamental exploding furnace; Scut Farkas,
the school bully; the boy's experiment with a wet tongue on a cold lamppost; the Little Orphan Annie decoder pin; Ralphie's
father winning the "leg lamp" and much more. True to the movie and a wonderful evening of live theatre!
Bone
Chiller
March 4-6, 2009
Thirteen people gather on Friday the 13th at the Traver's
mansion for the reading of Josiah's will which is a wall chart rendered in the form of a rebus (a part word, part drawing
puzzle) that almost defies solution. Instead of designating an heir, it offers the estate to anyone who can solve the
will! The lights keep going out and people keep getting murdered. The audience will have a blast trying to figure
out the puzzle faster than the hapless characters of this fun whodunit.
Who's
Dying To Be
A Millionaire?
April
1-3, 2009
"Answer this next question and win a million dollars!"
bellows Reginald Smarmy, the oily host of the hottest game show in town. But what can anyone do when a confident and
poised contestant responds correctly to a challenging question... and immediately falls down dead?! Contestants are
dropping as fast as the wisecracks in this wild, riotous lampoon of quiz shows, politics and basic human nature.
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