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2008-2009 season
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SHOWS
february 2009
PETER PAN
Written (adaptation) and directed by john daniels, jr.
February 6, 2009 at 6:30 p.m. (Friday)
February 7, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. (Saturday)
Dougherty Arts Center
1110 Barton Springs Road
Austin, Texas
$5 at the door or PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE

june 2009
SHOW TITLE TO BE ANNOUNCED
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PAST CLASSES & SHOWS

Circus Fillet
Written by john daniels, jr.
Thursday, May 29 @ 6 p.m.
Sunday, June 1 @ 3 p.m.
Dougherty Arts Theatre
1110 Barton Springs Rd.
Austin, Texas
june 2008

RALPH ROISTER DOISTER
Written by Nicholas Udall
One Act Play Adaptation by I.E. Clark
June 6&7-7:30 pm
Bastrop Opera House
June 11-15
Texas Nonprofit Theaters Youth Conference
Texas Women's University, Denton, Texas
“Roister Doister is none but a scoundrel, a fool, and a lout!” Joyously the “Not-Just-One-More-Time-Players” bring his story to the stage in the daniels & Son Theatre Company’s production of Nicholas Udall’s, Ralph Roister Doister, adapted for the modern stage by Schulenburg’s I. E. Clark.
This high energy, physical comedy, written in 1563, was the first play written in the English language. Not to worry, the cadre of calamitous comedians under the field direction of theatrical commando john daniels, jr. blow the dust off the pages, take a defibrillator to its heart and push it through the automatic car wash.
“What’s not to like about a love story between neighbors, neighbors who don’t really know each other? Neighbors who don’t even like each other and the ‘friend for hire’ that makes it all impossible,” says daniels pulling his sunglasses down the bridge of his nose and cutting his eyes back and forth in a paranoid fashion. The director continues in a whisper, “Not to mention rebellious servants, gung-ho servants, apathetic servants, egotistical servants and lascivious servants.”
The Not-Just-One-More-Time-Players are Matt Torrez, Michael McGary, Megan Mossman, Caitlyn Goodwin, Shelby Jones, Amanda Wallace, Virginia Haladyna, and Kody Dyer.
february 2008
TORTOISE VS. HARE IN THE GREAT CROSS-COUNTRY 500!
Written and directed by john daniels, jr.
February 1 & 2, 2008
Friday at 6 p.m.
Saturday at 2 p.m.
Dougherty Arts Center
1110 Barton Springs Road
Austin, Texas


El Gato Sin Amigos
Story by Teresita Gomez Vallejo.
Translated and adapted for the stage
by Joe Rosenberg
Performed May 21, 1:00pm - Bastrop Opera House
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june 2007

Stories for the Theatre (Historias Para Ser Contadas)
by Osvaldo Dragun, Translated by Joe & Chalita Rosenberg
Performed at the Twelfth Annual TNT Youth Conference
June 6 - June 10, 2007 - Bryan/College Station
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December 2007


Christmas Musical
Book and Lyrics by john daniels, jr.
Original Music by Matt Torrez
Directed and Designed by john daniels, jr.
For The Bastrop Opera House 2007
Fridays and Saturdays
November 30 - December 15 -
7:30 p.m.
Rated G: A family holiday musical
AT THE BASTROP OPERA HOUSE
$10 adults, $8 seniors, $7 students; $5 (age 14 and under)
American Rock and Roll Christmas ’57 is a new musical set in Bastrop, Texas during the 125th celebration of the founding of Bastrop. The action takes place over the two days prior to The Main Street Christmas Parade and Opera House Christmas Pageant, and during the parade and pageant. Change is in the air for America and Bastrop, so is romance and uncertainty. Christmas Carols, beat poetry, rock-a-billy music, wise-crackers, new romance, pseudo-heartbreak and literacy all lead to the pageant.
The pageant is eclectic, starring local groups and individuals performing gags, songs, dances and routines, rejoicing in the season and the city. There are the blue jeans, leather jackets, colorful hair ribbons and poodle skirts as well as the traditional Victorian dress worn during the Christmas pageant itself.
By the end of American Rock-n-Roll Christmas ’57 everyone is happy. There is hope for the future and pleasure in the present. With historical perspective, the innocence of these times can be appreciated and punctuated by the sprit of the people and the sound track that begins a new age.
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