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"Best Deal in the State"
Offering once again the "best deal in the state, " a combined Performing
Arts Subscription package, featuring all three of the Centenary Stage Company's professional Equity theatre productions
as well as all four Centenary Performing Arts Guild concert events. The subscription events, each shown with a
red asterisk above, are available:
Total
Package for $80 (Series A)
(Series A is no longer available - make a Sept. 2009
follow-up to get it
for next season)
A
special "Pick Five" subscription at a
substantial discount of $65 (Series B)
Our
"Series C" Subscription is for the
three professional Stage Company
productions for only $45
See full pricing details on our Tickets/Ordering page.
Subscriptions or Individual Tickets can be purchased using our Secure
Online Ticketing System.
Some Reviews from Previous Seasons
Rounding Third - 2004 - 05 Season
"Rounding Third emerges as more compelling than the average escapist comedy. As Don observes in
one of his rare insights, "The only happy people in the world are the winners."
If that's true, Wallnau, Focht, and Arca must be pretty happy people."
Peter
Filichia, Star-Ledger Staff
Engaged - 2003-04 Season
"Wallnau makes [Engaged] sing!" raved Star Ledger critic reviewer, Peter Filichia. "Julie Fitzpatrick...
is wonderfully matter-of-fact when she announces that a woman must agree with everything the man says before they
are married and a man must agree with everything the woman says after they wed," Filichia noted, also recognizing
Amanda Baker in her "hilariously breathless" portrayal of Belinda Treherne.
Peter
Filichia, Star-Ledger Staff
Alice In Ireland - 2002-03 Season
"The cast is 'brilliant' as the Irish say... top notch from top to bottom."
Debra
Scacciaferro, Daily Record
Mary Todd... A Woman Apart - 2001-02 Season
"...Play provides a role many an actress would cherish, and before it falls into the hands of a Zoe Caldwell
or a Rosemary Harris, I trust Colleen Smith Wallnau will have the opportunity to reach larger audiences in her
stunning performance."
Robert
L. Daniels, variety.com
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