Pick the shows you want to see most with The Rep's Build Your Own Season Package. Pick any shows you want during the 2008/2009 season in the Quadracci Powerhouse Theater, Stiemke Theater and Stackner Cabaret (minimum 3 productions). Then pick the performance date and time that fits your schedule.

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1. Pick 3 or more shows here:

		Eurydice October 28, 2008—November 23, 2008 Pulitzer Prize nominee Sarah Ruhl (The Clean House) returns with a haunting, new play that explores the pain of love, loss and memories. EURYDICE is a contemporary re-telling of the myth of Orpheus’ descent into the underworld. In this inventive and lyrical play, Eurydice must decide how long to cling to the memories of her life and loves on earth. QUADRACCI POWERHOUSE THEATER
		The Blonde, The Brunette and The Vengeful Redhead December 9, 2008—January 4, 2009 This one-woman tour de force performance explores multiple perspectives on love, anger and adultery. When a desperate housewife suspects that her husband is cheating, her rash act of revenge forever changes the lives of everyone around her. Resident company member Deborah Staples transforms into seven different characters in this play that will leave you questioning whether or not truth is really just a matter of perception. QUADRACCI POWERHOUSE THEATER
		Pride and Prejudice March 3, 2009—March 29, 2009 One of the most delightful and popular romantic comedies of all time, Jane Austen’s classic tale takes us to Regency England circa 1813 and the drawing room of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet as they seek wealthy husbands for their five marriageable daughters. When an eligible young man and his friend arrive at a nearby mansion, the lives of Jane Bennet and her sisters are abuzz with excitement and passion. QUADRACCI POWERHOUSE THEATER
		Trouble in Mind January 20, 2009—February 15, 2009 The year is 1957 and African-American actress Wiletta Mayer is ready for her big break. She has started rehearsals on a play headed for Broadway, but when racially demoralizing stereotypes start to spill forth from the play, will Wiletta’s insistence on truth cost everyone the jobs they so desperately need? A fierce and funny look at the half truths we tell ourselves about race, identity and opportunity in America. QUADRACCI POWERHOUSE THEATER
		The Cherry Orchard April 14, 2009—May 10, 2009 Set in 1904 on the edge of the Russian Revolution, this bittersweet and haunting comedy is Chekhov’s final play and masterpiece about a rapidly changing world and a way of life on the brink of destruction. With fortunes fading fast and the auction of their estate looming on the horizon, an impoverished Russian family is uncertain of what the future will bring. QUADRACCI POWERHOUSE THEATER
		Greater Tuna November 7, 2008—December 28, 2008 The hilarious comedy about Texas’ third smallest town, where the Lion’s Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. The eclectic band of citizens that make up this town are portrayed by only two performers, making this satire on life in rural America even more delightful as they depict all of the inhabitants of Tuna -- men, women, children and animals.
		Mirandolina January 28, 2009—February 22, 2009 A sizzling battle of the sexes catches fire in Goldoni’s eighteenth-century Italian farce. Single, sexy and independent Mirandolina is mistress of her own inn and besieged by a constant stream of suitors. STIEMKE THEATER
		I Just Stopped By to See The Man April 8, 2009—May 3, 2009 A passionate ode to the power and truth of the blues tells the story of Jesse Davidson, the greatest living bluesman. Long believed dead, he lives his simple life with his activist daughter in a Mississippi Delta shack. STIEMKE THEATER
		Isn't It Romantic September 5, 2008—November 2, 2008 Jimi Ray Malary returns to the Stackner after past hit shows, Ellington: The Life and Music of The Duke, Jazz Royalty and King of Cool. This tribute features the songs that epitomize romance from three of popular music’s most prolific and enduring song writing teams: Jerome Kern, Rodgers and Hart and George and Ira Gershwin.
		Dogpark: The Musical January 9, 2009—March 1, 2009 An all-new musical canine comedy from the creators of Chaps!. Follow Daisy, Champ, Bogie and Spud through their adventures at the hippest, hottest place in town: the Dogpark, where every dog has his day, and love conquers all.
		Fire on the Bayou March 6, 2009—May 10, 2009 From the creator of Grafton City Blues, and native son of New Orleans, comes this steamy musical gumbo that traces the history of New Orleans Jazz. This show heats up the Stackner Cabaret with a mixture of the sounds of jazz, zydeco, Dixieland and the second line. Laissez les bons temps rouler.
		Guys On Ice December 17, 2008—January 4, 2009 Back by popular demand for a very limited run! From their shanty, ice-fishing buddies Marvin and Lloyd sing about life, love, and the one that got away. Don't miss your chance to catch the "big one," and have the chance to be the winner in Ernie the Moocher's Halftime Show! STIEMKE THEATER