StageCoach Productions is pleased to announce that we now have our very own rehearsal space! Not only do we now have a home in which to rehearse, we also have a black-box style theatre which seats approximately 50 (perfect for smaller shows) and a dance studio with mirrors. This facility is located at 25 Front Street, #501, in Nashua.
The Mousetrap
As a way of celebrating our new home, we are producing the Agatha Christie mystery, The Mousetrap, this August 21-23. (The Last Five Years will be produced this coming winter.) The Mousetrap has intrigued audiences for more than five decades. The play reveals a group of strangers, stranded together in the remote countryside, during a snowstorm, who discover there is a murderer in their midst. The question is, which one of them is the guilty party? The Mousetrap has the longest continuous run of any show in the world, but still keeps audiences guessing.
Please plan on joining us for a wonderful mystery, finger foods, and an enjoyable evening in August.
Altar Boyz: Back By Popular Demand – August, 2009
Floyd Collins
October 23, 24, and 25, 2009
Director: Steve Harper
Music Director: Judy Hayward
Adam Guettel’s (Light in the Piazza) Floyd Collins is a musical like no other on Broadway. Based on a true story from 1925, Collins follows a Kentucky farmer who seeks riches by trying to discover the largest cave in the region, gets trapped, and becomes the subject of an intense media circus (happening just above him on ground level). Adam Guettel has created an infectious musical filled with Americana (plenty of bluegrass and Aaron Copland references in the music), smart lyrics, and true depth.
The Last Five years
February, 2010
Directed by Erik Duchesne
Music Direction by Judy Hayward
The Last Five Years, written and composed by Jason Robert Brown (Parade, Songs for a New World), is a show about a relationship, about a marriage. It’s told from two angles. From the man’s point of view, it starts at the first meeting and ends in the present, when the marriage breaks up. From the woman’s point of view, it starts in the present and works back in time to the first meeting. Only at the wedding do the stories intersect.