LAGUNA PLAYHOUSE HEATS
UP THIS SUMMER
WITH THREE SIZZLING
SHOWS
With Glori Fickling
GHoneyWest
The Laguna Playhouse
heats up this summer
with three sizzling
shows guaranteed to have
audiences laughing—and
singing!
The
summer season opens July
6 and runs through
August 29 with the
Orange County premiere
of
Life Could Be a Dream,
L.A.’s long-running hit
musical. This summer
also brings the return
of two wildly popular
shows. First, everyone’s
favorite “Sister”
returns with
’Til Death Do Us Part:
Late Nite Catechism 3,
which runs Monday nights
from July 12 through
August 9. Then, back by
popular demand after two
sold out performances in
May, comedienne Rita
Rudner brings her
stand-up show to The
Laguna Playhouse August
15-16 and 22-23.
For more information,
call (949) 497-2787 or
visit
www.LagunaPlayhouse.com.
July 6- August 29, 2010
Life Could Be a Dream
SH-BOOM! From the
“marvelous” mind of
Roger Bean, creator of
the
Marvelous Wonderettes
and
Winter Wonderettes,
comes a story of four
guys trying their last
chance at fame and
fortune. Denny, Eugene,
Skip, and Wally form a
singing group to enter
and win the local radio
contest and realize
their dreams of making
it to the big time!
This long-running hit
musical played to
sold-out houses after
opening in Los Angeles
last August, and
promises to do the same
here in Laguna. This
Orange County premiere
features the original
five actors reprising
their roles for the
Laguna Playhouse.
Featuring such classic
songs as “Stay (Just a
Little Bit Longer),”
“Earth Angel,”
“Runaround Sue,” “The
Great Pretender,” and of
course the title song,
Life Could Be A Dream
is musical trip down
memory lane that will
leave audiences
laughing, singing and
cheering. Winner of
multiple Ovation Awards,
L.A. Drama Critics
Circle Awards, and L.A.
Weekly Awards.
Tickets: $35-70.
July 12- August 9, 2010
(Monday
evenings)
‘Til Death Do Us Part:
Late Nite Catechism 3
Class is
back in session this
summer when Maripat
Donovan returns to the
Laguna Playhouse as
everyone’s favorite
“Sister” in an encore
presentation of her
hysterical “one-nun”
show. Originally
presented as a world
premiere at the Laguna
Playhouse in the spring
of 2009, ’Til
Death Do Us Part: Late
Nite Catechism 3
finds Sister offering up
her hilarious lessons on
the Sacraments of
Marriage and Last Rites,
including her own wacky
version of “The Newlywed
Game.” Classroom
participation is a must,
so bring along your
sweetie and your sense
of humor for some
quality time with
Sister, the feistiest
new couples counselor in
town. As always, each
performance is unique
and will appeal to
people of all ages and
faiths. Tickets: $35-55
August
15-16 and 22-23, 2010
An
Evening with Rita Rudner
After two
sold-out performances in
May, award-winning
comedian and Las Vegas
headliner Rita Rudner
brings her sophisticated
wit and clever
one-liners back to The
Laguna Playhouse for
four additional
performances this
summer. Rudner’s sharp
timing and soft-spoken
voice have become her
trademarks while
delivering hilarious and
witty observations on
everyday life. Rudner
has spent the last 10
years as a headliner at
Harrah’s on the famous
Las Vegas Strip, but is
relishing in the
opportunity to perform
locally—she and her
husband own a home in
Monarch Beach.
Tickets: $45-55
FOR INFORMATION & TO
PURCHASE TICKETS:
CALL: 949.497.ARTS
(2787) - GROUP SALES:
949.497.2787 ext. 229
VISIT:
www.LagunaPlayhouse.com
MOULTON THEATRE: 606
Laguna Canyon Road,
Laguna Beach, California
Parking Information
Laguna Beach is a
popular destination year
round. On weekends,
holidays and during the
summer months we
strongly encourage
theatre patrons who are
driving to the theatre
to allow plenty of extra
time for parking. Paid
parking is located
across the street in a
municipal parking lot;
metered parking is
available throughout the
city. For a nominal
fee, patrons may opt to
park at the ACT V
parking lot, located a
mile from the theatre up
Laguna Canyon Road, with
a free trolley service
that runs from 9 a.m. to
11:30 p.m. No parking
is allowed in the Laguna
Playhouse lot from June
23 to August 31. For
more information,
contact the Laguna Beach
Visitors and Conference
Bureau at (949) 497-
9229.
