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An eccentric and darkly funny comedy that explores human fragility under extreme conditions. Shrill, shocking and shockingly funny, Fat Men in Skirts is characterised by off-Broadway audacity that makes for disturbing and exhilarating theatrical entertainment. In America, Nicky Silver is today recognized as one of the leading comic voices of his generation.

directed by Kayt Drost

Wells Theater

Due to mature subject matter and content,
 not suitable for children

7:30 pm, Thurs.-Sat.
2 pm-Sat.

Tickets $6; $5 students & seniors; $4 MC ID

Tickets available at Buchanan Center for the Arts (309) 734-3033

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Once again, Crimson Masque teams up with The Buchanan Center for the Arts to present
a large-scale community production of the holiday classic.

directed by Bill Wallace

Wells Theater

7:30 pm, Fri.-Sat.
2 pm-Sun.

All Tickets $2
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(you will receive email confirmation on same day)

Danny is a lawyer, a self-styled and pretty self-satisfied liberal, and a Jew -- though a pretty secularized and casual one. He's been assigned, as a public defender, the case of Mike, a neo-Nazi skinhead who has kicked a middle aged Asian man to death with his red Doc Marten boots ("Cherry Docs").

directed by Ken Yeater

Wells Theater

Due to mature subject matter and content,
not suitable for children

February 25-28, 2010
The Homecoming
by Harold Pinter

7:30 pm, Thurs.-Sat.
2 pm-Sun.

Tickets $6; $5 students & seniors; $4 MC ID
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This Tony-Award-winning drama has been the subject of extensive critical debate for over forty years. The Homecoming raises basic philosophical questions about the nature of so-called "family values" and the "meaning" of "love" among family members

directed by Doug Rankin

WIT Theater

Due to mature subject matter and content,
not suitable for children

April 15-18, 2010
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
by Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler

7:30 pm, Thurs.-Sat.
2 pm-Sun.

Tickets $6; $5 students & seniors; $4 MC ID
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 The musical tells the story of Benjamin Barker, alias Sweeney Todd, who returns to London after 15 years transportation on false charges. When he learns from his former landlady Mrs. Lovett that his wife poisoned herself after being raped by the Judge who wrongly transported him, he vows revenge.

directed by Janeve West

Wells Theater
 

Due to mature subject matter and content,
not suitable for children