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by Kenny Finkle
Indoor/Outdoor is a quirky, warm-hearted romantic comedy that looks at love and relationships through the eyes of a frisky house cat named Samantha. Her owner, Shuman, doesn’t always understand her, but he knows he wants her to stay at home. Things get complicated when a wild, handsome stranger shows up at the sliding glass door telling her that the grass is greener in the outside world. A self-proclaimed cat therapist steps in to mediate. Dreams of adventure fill Samantha’s heart, until she’s willing to risk everything for love, only to discover that what she longs for might be in the last place she thinks to look.
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The cast and crew of Menopause the Musical
Art Van Rhyn finishes the set of Menopause the Musical
Kelli Rodda and Rosalee Calvillo rehearsing “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
Thom Waldman and Sonya Jackson rehearse “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
Miguel Valenzuela, Martin Hewitt and Kathy Smith backstage at “All in the Timing”
The cast party for “All in the Timing”
John Geever rehearse
s backstage
Joe Eister, John Geever, Michael Siebrass in “ART”
John Geever and Joe Eister sell tickets at Morro Bay’s Farmers Market
Joe Eister and Jill Turnbow celebrate the closing of “It Had to Be You”
Kelli Rodda, Robin Magon, Nathan Gray and John Geever in “Seascape”
Kelli Rodda and John Geever in “Seascape”
Nathan Gray and Robin Magon in “Seascape”
Kelli Rodda and John Geever in “Seascape”
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directed by Adrian Balbontin
Featuring:
Janet Stipicevich, Thom Waldman, Kelli Rodda and
Tim McManus
NOV 7th-NOV 30th
FRI/SAT 7:30pm Sun 3:00pm
RESERVATIONS 927-4667
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Eileen Hofstadt on 17 Mar 2008 at 6:57 pm #
Please let me know when the tickets are available for “Menopause The Musical”. My husband and I stayed at the Ollaliberry Inn this past February and met you there. I can’t wait to see the production and revisit the Inn.
Eileen Hofstadt
Monty Purdom on 02 Jun 2008 at 9:19 am #
This show was fantastic! You girls ROCKED!
Being a man, when I hear these songs on the radio, a whole different image will be in my head. Thanks for the enlightenment! I think I now have hot flashes.
Nancy on 09 Jun 2008 at 9:21 pm #
Do you have anything going on July 9 - 10?
Peter Boniface on 17 Jul 2008 at 6:39 am #
Are there any shows during the next 3 weeks
Thanks
Peter
Jill Turnbow (Executive Director)
Jill holds a BFA in Theatre (Acting/Directing) and Radio/TV Communications from Stephen F. Austin State University. She spent many years as the Production Director for a major market radio station. She worked with notable Texas theatre companies including Theatre Arlington, Scott Theatre, and Casa Manana. Jill’s nearly 12 years traveling the country and overseas as a stand-up comedienne included a stint entertaining the troops during Operation Desert Storm. That experience led her to write and star in her one-woman show Between Iraq and a Hard Place that ran in several venues in Los Angeles, Montreal and Off-Broadway in New York. Since moving to the Central Coast, she has been seen at the Pewter Plough Playhouse in Barefoot in the Park, Moonlight & Valentino,Laundry & Bourbon and Lone Star, IT HAD TO BE YOU and the Vagina Monologues (which she also directed). At the SLO Little Theatre she was featured in Inherit the Wind and several staged readings.
John Geever
(Education Director)
Mr. Geever is a native of Los Angeles and earned a Bachelors Degree in Literature with a Theatre minor from California State University, Dominguez Hills in 1971. He earned his teaching credential in Elementary Education from Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo in 1978 and a Masters in Education from the University of La Verne in 1993. He currently teaches elementary school in the San Luis Coastal Unified School District. He has lived in Morro Bay for almost 30 years. John has been involved in theatre since high school and began acting here on the Central Coast in 1984. He has appeared in over 25 plays at San Luis Little Theatre,
Peninsula Players, Central Coast Shakespeare Festival, Unity Players, and Centerpoint Theatre. He has also appeared in several videos for a local production company. He was recently featured in the Pewter Plough production of THE HOUSEKEEPER and he portrayed Henry Drummond in the SLO Little Theatre production of Inherit the Wind.
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Susan Desmond on 18 Oct 2007 at 12:51 pm #
You guys are the best! John it has been awhile glad to see you are still out there and Michael it was alway a treat to work with you! If wish luck and if I can help please let me know! Can’t wait to be one of the first ones at the door.
Lots of hugs,
Susan
In the fall of 2005, Jill Turnbow, John Geever and Joe Eister were
performing together in San Luis, in a play directed by Michael
Siebrass. They began discussing the need for a theatre in the area
where more compelling works could be produced. And from that
first conversation, Houselights Theatre was born. Initially Morro Bay
was the desired locale, due mainly to their lack of live
entertainment, but a suitable location was difficult to secure.
Houselights staged several successful readings around town, but a
permenant home was never found. And during that time, Joe Eister
stepped down and moved on to other projects.
Then Allied Arts stepped in and invited Houselights to join them in
their new theatre venture in Cambria. Located now in the old
grammar school on Main St., Houselights Theatre is prepping for its
inaugural season. We feel this area is rife with talent that has been
underutilitzed. We have a desire to provide a supportive
environment where artistic expression is nurtured and talent
rewarded. We believe every audience loves a great story well told.
The play’s the thing!
Jill Turnbow (Executive Director)
Jill holds a BFA in Theatre (Acting/Directing) and Radio/TV Communications from Stephen F. Austin State University. She spent many years as the Production Director for a major market radio station. She worked with notable Texas theatre companies including Theatre Arlington, Scott Theatre, and Casa Manana. Jill’s nearly 12 years traveling the country and overseas as a stand-up comedienne included a stint entertaining the troops during Operation Desert Storm. That experience led her to write and star in her one-woman show Between Iraq and a Hard Place that ran in several venues in Los Angeles, Montreal and Off-Broadway in New York. Since moving to the Central Coast, she has been seen at the Pewter Plough Playhouse in Barefoot in the Park, Moonlight & Valentino,Laundry & Bourbon and Lone Star, IT HAD TO BE YOU and the Vagina Monologues (which she also directed). At the SLO Little Theatre she was featured in Inherit the Wind and several staged readings.
John Geever
(Education Director)
Mr. Geever is a native of Los Angeles and earned a Bachelors Degree in Literature with a Theatre minor from California State University, Dominguez Hills in 1971. He earned his teaching credential in Elementary Education from Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo in 1978 and a Masters in Education from the University of La Verne in 1993. He currently teaches elementary school in the San Luis Coastal Unified School District. He has lived in Morro Bay for almost 30 years. John has been involved in theatre since high school and began acting here on the Central Coast in 1984. He has appeared in over 25 plays at San Luis Little Theatre,
Peninsula Players, Central Coast Shakespeare Festival, Unity Players, and Centerpoint Theatre. He has also appeared in several videos for a local production company. He was recently featured in the Pewter Plough production of THE HOUSEKEEPER and he portrayed Henry Drummond in the SLO Little Theatre production of Inherit the Wind.
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TOGS (Theatre at the Old Grammar School)
1350 Main St., CAMBRIA
805-927-4667
Houselights Theatre was established to provide the community with an artistic outlet.
It is our mission to entertain, educate and enhance the community through our belief in the cultural benefits of live theatre.
To produce the very best theatrical productions for our audience.
To provide educational programs for the youth and adults of the community.
To bring out the very best in our volunteers and supporters.
Believing that truly great theatre focuses on the story, we will seek to answer the question, “what is this play about?”
We are also dedicated to vibrant education programs including classes and workshops in acting, design and technical theatre. We will seek out qualified teachers who have a unique perspective in these areas. And we strive to create an exciting and supportive environment for volunteer involvement.
It is our goal to create experiences for our audience members to remember long after the stage goes dark and the houselights come up.
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Zandi Peters on 24 Sep 2007 at 12:41 pm #
I’d like to hear about Houselights’ productions, auditions included. I still wish it were in Morro Bay, but Cambria’s not too far for me to drive, either to see a play or to be in one. Please keep me on your mailing list and/or e-mail list for play times/dates and auditions.
Casandra on 27 Sep 2007 at 7:33 am #
Please let me know how I can help, volunteer, participate. Thanks!
Beverly DeLauer on 30 Oct 2007 at 2:53 pm #
I’d would love to volunteer, but, alas, I will be gone all of November! Could you put my name on the list for the next production??!! Thanks, Beverly
jeanette on 01 Nov 2007 at 3:24 pm #
Jill, I can help this fri (2nd) in any way. My husband too. let me know please
Libby on 28 Mar 2008 at 7:02 am #
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Great!!!
Don Baker on 23 Apr 2008 at 5:46 pm #
Jill–FYI– Just outside Morro Bay on hi-way 41 on the south side there is a building looking vacant and up for rent or sale. This may the one you guys looked at before. Check it out. If you are still looking for a home.
Hope you are well and please give John, Joe my regards.
ariadna on 11 May 2008 at 12:54 pm #
i want to know if martin hewitt is going to be in the theatre. i am a fan of him and i would want to see him . thanks for answering.
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