May 17 through June 9, 2013
Friday and Saturday @ 8:00pm, Sunday Matinees @ 2:30pm
No performance Sunday May 26. Additional performance added Thursday June 6 at 8:00
Winner of the 1992 Tony Award for Best Play, and regarded as "the most elegant and rueful memory play since The Glass Menagerie," this extraordinary drama is the story of five unmarried sisters eking out their lives in a small village in Ireland in l936. Their spare existence is interrupted by brief, colorful bursts of music from the radio, their only link to the romance and hope of the world at large. Widely regarded as Brian Friel's masterpiece, this haunting play is a tribute to the spirit and valor of the past.
by Brian FrielTickets can also be purchased online from: TIX.com
Stage Door Players 40th Anniversay Season
The AndrewsBrothers: A Madcap Musical Salute to the Swinging '40s
September 27 through October 13, 2013
The Game's Afoot or Holmes for the Holidays
December 6 through December 22, 2012
TheGin Game
January 24 through February 16, 2014
Miracle on South Division Street
March 21 through April 13, 2014
Godspell 2012
May 16 through June 8, 2014
THE Odd Couple
July 11 through August 3, 2014
Check out all the details about our 40th Anniversay Season
Theater Classes For Children
ONCE UPON A BALLET comes to STAGE DOOR PLAYERS.
Once Upon a Ballet & Musical Theater™ offers unique dance and performing arts programs for children ages 2-14. From our Creative division to our Upper school classes, our mission is to foster the creative spirit in your child, by providing sound technical training in a nurturing environment. Handmade costumes, delicate props and timeless stories are an essential part of our Creative curriculum, while Classic ballets and Broadway musicals are the focus of our Upper school curriculum.
What is your child's passion? Ballet! Tap! Acting! Singing! Once Upon a Ballet & Musical Theater™ has it all. Contact Once Upon a Ballet & Musical Theater™ at onceuponaballetatl@gmail.com and ask about special Introductory Offers for Stage Door Players patrons!!
Meet the Cast of Dancing at Lughnasa
Erin Considine
Erin Considine has been performing in Atlanta since 2006, and is thrilled to be making her debut here at Stage Door Players. She has been seen around town (Shakespeare Tavern, Theatre in the Square, Center Theatre, Aurora), but most of her time is spent with her family and her dog. Erin would like to thank both Robert and Tess for the amazing opportunity and the beautiful part. To her family, she sends all of her love, "Without my real life, I would have nothing to bring to my imaginary one."
Meet the Cast of Dancing at Lughnasa
Jeremy Harrison
Jeremy studied theatre at the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, and has been a working actor in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Atlanta. He is thrilled to be making his Stage Door Players debut with such an amazing ensemble. His stage credits include Over the River and Through the Woods, The Summer House in April, The Rocky Horror Show, Moonchildren, and Stories Gone Wilde.His television credits include The Game, Good Eats, and the Showtime series Homeland. Jeremy is represented by Houghton Talent, Inc. in Atlanta.
Meet the Cast of Dancing at Lughnasa
Ann Wilson
Ann is over the moon to be involved in one of her favorite memory plays of all time. And, to be directed by someone she loves and admires deeply makes it an extra-special treat. Ann has had the privilege of working for some great Atlanta area theatres including the Alliance, Horizon Theatre, Actor's Express, Theatrical Outfit, Georgia Ensemble, Essential Theatre, Theatre in the Square and Gainesville Theatre Alliance. She feels especially lucky and very happy to add Stage Door and the Mundy clan to her theatre family.
Meet the Cast of Dancing at Lughnasa
Gina Rickicki
Gina is thrilled to be dancing at Stage Door for the first time. It is truly a blessing and source of bliss for her to create with passionate, devoted artists. She is a General Company member at Dad's Garage Theatre, and you might know her best from starring in scripted shows and musicals there, as well as playing in innumerable improv shows, for years now. If you get out to the Atlanta lit scene, you may recognize her from Write Club or her very own monthly writing show, Naked City. She sings, is a professional make up artist, voice over artist, wig devotee, and strives to be a Bon Vivant.