Announcing Our 2008 Season Schedule

Geneva Theatre Guild is delighted to announce their 2008 Season.

They're Playing our Song

February 8-10, Ventosa Vineyards
A funny, romantic show about an established composer and his relationship with a zany aspiring young female lyricist. At work and at play, this is a winning couple whose professional and personal successes and difficulties lead to one hilarious scene after another. Pam Rapoza to direct.

Little Shop of Horrors

July 10, 11, & 13, Smith Opera House
One of the longest-running Off-Broadway shows of all time, this affectionate spoof of 1950s sci-fi movies has become a house-hold name, thanks to a highly successful film version and a score by the songwriting team of Howard Ashman and Alan Menken. Charming, tuneful and hilarious, with tongue firmly planted in cheek, Little Shop Of Horrors never fails to entertain. Steve Duprey to direct.

Disney's Aladdin presented by GTG Youth Theatre

July 25-27, Smith Opera House
Welcome to Agrabah, oh believers of romance, magic, and enchantment. From the genie you can't get enough of, to the scheming villain and his wiseguy parrot. And, those two you love seeing fall in love, Aladdin and Princess Jasmine. Plus, all the music you adore, woven through this enthralling, flying-carpet-ride of an adventure, that includes the Academy Award® winning Best Song and Best Score. Pam Rapoza to direct.

"Graceland" & "Asleep on the Wind"

September 12-14, Smith Opera House
There is a touch of the poet in Ellen Byron's dialogue for these two very different one-act plays. "Graceland" is very, very funny, but "Asleep on the Wind" is almost unbearably poignant. Pam Rapoza to direct.

30th Anniversary Cocktail Party

September 12, Smith Opera House Cabaret
To be held before "Graceland" & "Asleep on the Wind". Come help us celebrate and enjoy the show afterwards!

Agatha Christie's Verdict

November 7 & 8, Sons of Italy Lodge
In Agatha Christie's Verdict, the lives of three refugees trying to make a new home in London are shattered by an obsessive passion, murder, suicide, and false testimony. Unlike most of Dame Agatha's mysteries where the murderer is unknown until the story's end, this is a love story, with the mystery being how it all works out. Richeen Smith to direct.