A new look at Sondheim's Tony-winning 1970 classic musical about one bachelor's look at relationships and aging on his 35th birthday.

April 4 – May 4, 2008
Special performance on Thursday, May 1
Fridays & Saturdays at 8 p.m.; Sundays at 7 p.m.

Cast:
Bobby - Erik Weigand
Sarah - Judy Gish
Harry - Wade Wooldridge
Susan - Carrie Theodossin
Peter - Chris Kipp
Jenny - Maggie Zamora
David - Anthony Galleran
Amy - Tara Pitt
Paul - Duncan Hutchinson
Joanne - Janet McGregor
Larry - Richard De Vicariis
Marta - Abigail Kinnahan
April - Kaitlyn Tice
Kathy - Sharon Frazier

AUDIENCE REVIEWS

"'Company' sometimes loses it's story across the footlights. This show was beautifully intimate. I felt like I was one of Bobby's married friends! It was simply done and simply masterful! Thanks!"
-Nancy Tyler, 4/6/08

"I am a big fan of Stephen Sondheim's music, so I was delighted to see such a lively and professional production of one of his greatest works. A delightfully intimate venue! I think the actors could see my face and how much I was getting into it. Hope they could tell. The entire cast was outstanding, with the obvious standout showstopper performances. My wife and I were celebrating our 26th anniversary, so it was indeed a poignant message for us. We are both still "sorry-grateful" and enjoy "Being Alive." Thank you all so much for making part of our celebration so happy. We are not related to, or acquainted with, any member of the cast or crew. I thought I should add that."
-Andydammit, 4/18/08

"I had just seen a production of this on koce, and was interested, but not entertained. With your production the musical quality was supreme, and the poetry of the dialogue between Bobby and the Stewardess was exposed in the bedroom scene.  This set this production way above on the emotional scale, compared to the koce, I'm guessing, Broadway production. For the stewardess to carry out the original description of her by Bobby was perfect. Her facial expressions were great.  Bobby was distanced enough from where everyone wanted him to be, that it created the proper amount of tension to keep everyone engaged. No pun intended Bobby Baby!"
-Beverly Reynolds, 4/26/08