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Season Archive

Below you will find all of the seasons of the Vagabond Players, reaching all the way back to our first season in 1916. Read the history of the Vagabond Players to learn about our theatre and the many locations that we have performed at over the years.

 

Showing items 46 – 50 of 109

64th Season (1979-1980)

806 South Broadway

The Petrified Forest Written by Robert Sherwood

Dolly Baroque Written by Hank Johnson

Vanities Written by Jack Heifner

An Almost Perfect Person Written by Judith Rose

Dear Brutus Written by James M. Barrie

The Human Voice Written by Jean Cocteau

63rd Season (1978-1979)

806 South Broadway

A Thurber Carnival Written by James Thurber

The Ballad of the Sad Cafe Written by Edward Albee

Otherwise Engaged Written by Simon Gray

Witness for the Prosecution Written by Agatha Christie

Starting Here, Starting Now Written by Richard Maltby

Veronica’s Room Written by Ira Levin

62nd Season (1977-1978)

806 South Broadway

Lady Windermere’s Fan Written by Oscar Wilde

Another Part of the Forest Written by Lillian Hellman

Ladies in Retirement Written by Edward Percy and Reginald Denham

Something’s Afoot Written by James McDonald, Davis Vos and Robert Gerlach

Little Murders Written by Jules Feiffer

61st Season (1976-1977)

806 South Broadway

The Country Wife Written by William Wycherley

Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde Written by Robert Louis Stevenson, Adapted by Steve Yeager

The Heiress Written by Ruth and Augustus Geotz

Berlin to Broadway With Kurt Weill Written by Kurt Weill

La Ronde Written by Arthur Schnitzler, Adapted by Jules Bell

60th Season (1975-1976)

806 South Broadway

The Hot L Baltimore Written by Langford Wilson

Tomorrow the World Written by James Ellis Gow and Arnaud d’Usseau

Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris Music by Jacques Brel

The Fantastiks Written by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt

You Never Can Tell Written by George Bernard Shaw

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Written by Jay Allen