2011 – 2012 SEASON
Don’t miss out on this fun theatre season at WCFTA. Get your season tickets today by calling the Box Office at (316) 315-0151. Be sure to ask about the FLEX ticket option! Deadline for ordering Season Tickets is September 21, 2011.

Bill W. and Dr. Bob by Samuel Shem and Janet Surry | September 21-25, 2011
Based on the lives of two real people, Bill W. and Dr. Bob tell the story of the two men who went on to found Alcoholics Anonymous. When the stock market crashes in 1929, Bill W. becomes a hopeless drunk, and his wife, Lois, is unable to force him to keep his promise to stop. Meanwhile, Dr. Bob Smith, a surgeon, drinks in secret. He himself is an agnostic, but his wife, Anne, joins the Oxford Group, a real-life group of Christians. Bill W. and Dr. Bob meet on accident, and a series of completely accidental incidents eventually lead to the creation of AA. Directed by Joyce Cavarozzi.

Road to Rouen by Anne Welsbacher | November 16-20, 2011
Meg and Stuart, the daughter and former husband of world famous composer Suki Schulman, have been called to Suki’s Paris apartment for the reading of her will by her attorney and longtime companion, Solange. A surprise clause in the will stipulates that Meg and her father must perform together a new, never heard, Concerto written by Suki—or forfeit any proceeds from Suki’s estate. This means Meg must return to the music she abandoned as a child prodigy pianist —and face her estranged father, her surrogate mother Solange, and memories of her mother and her bitter Chicago childhood. Meg balances a career as a businesswoman and a new life in France. But the piano, and the relentless control of her mother, still haunt her nightmares. Now Meg must literally face the music and come to terms with the ghosts of her past, and of her future. Directed by John Boldenow.

Round and Round the Garden by Alan Ayckbourn’s | February 15-19, 2012
Join us in Annie’s garden and be prepared to laugh all the way through this hilarious yet poignant comedy. With his infamous wit and compassion, Britain’s most loved and performed living playwright, Sir Alan Ayckbourn, reveals that “Love is a many splintered thing,” as the frustration which bubbles beneath the surface of a family’s relationships brings to light their thoughts on marriage, love and loneliness. Directed by Mary Lou Phipps-Winfrey

The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare | April 18-22, 2012
This drama is one of the great plays, classified as a comedy, by William Shakespeare. The plot involves Shylock, a greedy Jewish money-lender. Shylock, has lost his beloved daughter when she elopes with a man who belongs to a virulently anti-Semitic society. Shylock seeks a literal ‘pound of flesh’ from the Merchant of Venice - Antonio when he fails to pay the debt. Portia, defends Antonio from Shylock’s legal suit. Shylock ends by renouncing his faith and his fortune. Directed by J. R. Hurst.

Ticket Information

SEASON TICKETS
Reserve your Season Ticket and get the SAME seat for the SAME night for all four theatre shows.  Season Tickets will be mailed beginning September 1, 2010.  The deadline for ordering Season Tickets is September 19, 2010.
                $72.00 Adults
                $62.00 Members/Senior Citizens

SEASON FLEX TICKETS
Purchase a Season FLEX Ticket and your ticket for each of the four plays is valid for ANY show on ANY night for the 2010-2011 Season.  Simply call the Box Office or bring your FLEX ticket to the performance of your choice and the FLEX ticket will be exchanged for a reserved seat.  FLEX tickets are first-come, first-serve seating.  Season FLEX Tickets will be mailed beginning September 1, 2010.  The deadline for ordering Season FLEX Tickets is September 19, 2010.
                $72.00 Adults
                $62.00 Members/Senior Citizens

SINGLE TICKETS
Individual Single Tickets may be purchased for each show.
                $20.00 Adults
                $18.00 Members/Senior Citizens
                $10.00 Students