Our Season
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| Television: The Play
by Amanda Jones  June 11 - July 18
The production will feature numerous skits and short pieces based on the way we all
play with the remote and will include audience participation to help
determine which "shows" are watched.
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Proud Theater: Decade
by Proud Theater  July 23 - July 25
Broom Street Artistic Director
Callen Harty co-founded Proud Theater with Sol Kelley-Jones, who has
appeared on the Broom Street stage and written and directed for BST.
The production will feature the best theatrical pieces, music, and
poetry from the ten-year history of Proud Theater, along with new
material, and will bring back alumni to perform.
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A Woman on Paper
by Heather Renken  August 6 - September 12
"A
Woman on Paper", about the love of two of the most dynamic artists of
the 20th century--artist and Sun Prairie native Georgia O'Keefe and
photographer Alfred Stieglitz.
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Invisible Boy
by Callen Harty  September 24 - October 31
A poetic narrative with movement, the play examines
sex abuse through the use of words, images, and dance.
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Yoo-hoo, Rent-A-Cop, and the Ambulance Chaser's Bitch
by Ethan Mutz  November 12 - December 19
A comedy about being a worker in contemporary America, this is a story that almost everyone can relate to, although sometimes they might wish that they can't.
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| Maya & Me
by Kay Dixon  January 14 - February 20
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Riverwest: A Rhapsody
by Eric Theiss  March 4 - April 10
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Weed
by John Sable  April 22 - May 29
Smoke 'em if ya got 'em! John Sable brings to the stage a *high* spirited tale of America's favorite pasttime. No, it's not Baseball - it's getting baked! Take a fun-filled tour of America's 200 year old war on drugs and the search for the perfect high.
DEA Agent:
"I've burned acres and acres of marijuana in my life - one joint at a time..."
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| Myth America
by Callen Harty  June 10 - July 17
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Reassembling Mr. Dumpty
by Doug Reed  July 27 - September 4
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They Lyin' King
by Brian Wild  September 23 - October 30
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The F Word
by Lauri Harty and Christina Beller  November 11 - December 18
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