Adapted by Patricia Gray
Yvonne Pinkerton Theatre
May 8-18, 2008; Thurs, Fri Sat 7pm, Sat & Sun 7pm
Tickets $12.00
Tolkien`s The Hobbit, the prequel to The Lord of the Rings trilogy, introduces the world of Middle-earth. In this extraordinary land, elves, dwarves, wizards, dragons and mankind co-exist. Our hero, Bilbo Baggins, embarks on an adventure of epic proportions. With the wizard Gandalf the Grey, he travels to magical lands, all to outsmart the creature Gollum. An adventure beloved by children.

Director: Ronald Krine Myroup

Tues - Sat 8pm and Sat at Midnight (no Sundays)
Yvonne Pinkerton Theatre
May 24-June 14, 2008
Tickets: $23.00
The plot for The Rocky Horror show is pulled straight from the 1950's B-movies to which it pays homage. An innocent young couple, Brad and Janet, are caught in the rain with a flat tire and must seek aid at a nearby castle. Once there, they find their world thrown into disarray by the twisted Frank-N-Furter and his band of strange beings from another planet. Will Brad and Janet survive? What evil dwells deep in the castle’s laboratory? And what of Frank’s most unusual creation? For the answers to these and other questions, novices will have to take a walk on the wild side and attend the VLT production.

This production contains strong language, sexual situations, and loud music and is not recommended for the faint of heart, those easily offended by anything or patrons less than 18 years of age.

Director: Allan Kollar

By Neil Simon

MainStage
MAY 13-25, 2008
Tickets $23.00

The great comic writer’s first Broadway hit, a delightfully simple story about leaving home and sampling life, sibling rivalry, and pleasing the parents…all at the same time. Sheltered younger brother Buddy leaves home to live with his older playboy brother. The trouble is, he only left a letter to his parents to explain. He soon finds that the carefree life has more cares than he wishes.