Bucks County Playhouse
www.buckscountyplayhouse.com

        Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
        March 25 - May 2, 2010

        The Magical Land Of Oz
        June 18 - June 26, 2010


Town and Country Players
www.townandcountryplayers.org

        Carousel
        Performances: April 16, 17, 23, 24, 25 (matinee), 30 and May 1


Bristol Riverside Theater
www.brtstage.org

        The Foreigner
        January 26 - February 14
        by Larry Shue
        Your passport to laughs.
        Scandals, secrets, diabolical plans - all confided in a foreigner who doesn't speak English...or does he?
        Hilarity ensues when Englishman Charlie Baker, self-proclaimed "world's dullest man," takes a vacation         at a rural fishing lodge with his eccentric army buddy, Froggy LeSuer. Froggy concocts an outrageous         scheme to save Charlie from his shy self by introducing him as an exotic "foreigner" who can't speak         English. Soon Charlie's guileless persona backfires and the lodge guests share their deepest secrets and         most sinister plans. Winner of two Obie Awards, Best American Play and Best Off-Broadway         production.  Who's keeping YOUR secrets?


Sellersville Theater
www.st94.com

        Big Daddy Graham
        "Philly's Funniest Comic"
        Saturday, January 30, 2010


Langhorne Players
www.langhorneplayers.org

        Writer's Block
        by Woody Allen
        April 23 - May 8
        A duo of one act comedies by the three-time Academy Award winner. Full of Allen's classic one-        liners, both of these short plays offer an absurdist look at marital fidelity. In Riverside Drive, an ex-        copywriter-slash-paranoid-schizophrenic stalks a successful screenwriter convinced the he has stolen         not only his ideas but his life. Old Saybrooke is a combination of old fashioned sex farce and a         Pirandelloesque look at a writer's process. Together they make for a complete evening of very funny         theatre. Directed by Michael Schwartz.


The Actors' Net of Bucks County
www.actorsnetbucks.org

        On Borrowed Time
        January 15 -31, 2010

        Paul Osborn's stage adaptation of the L.E. Watkins novel. An old man traps death itself up a tree and         refuses to let it down. While up there, no one dies. This disturbance of the natural order makes for a         thoughtful and heart-warming fantasy.