We can look forward to some surprising, challenging,
and satisfying theater from The Rogue.

—Jesse Greenberg, The Desert Leaf

OUR FULL-COLOR SEASON BROCHURE IS NOW AVAILABLE! If you would like a copy mailed to you, please send your postal address to director@TheRogueTheatre.org or THE ROGUE THEATRE 300 East University Boulevard, Suite 150 Tucson, Arizona 85705

Sixth Season of Plays
2010–2011

Naga Mandala or Play with a Cobra by Girish Karnad

PRODUCTION SPONSOR: NANCY REEDER

Woven from two Indian folk tales, this story is filled with magic and mysticism. A writer must stay awake all night in order to break a fatal spell. He searches for a story and finds one in the tale of a young bride, abused by her husband and seduced by a cobra. This imaginative staging is embellished with Indian music, dance, masks, and puppetry. Directed by Cynthia Meier, featuring Patty Gallagher Thursdays through Sundays, September 9–26, 2010 Full information about Naga Mandala

Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts

PRODUCTION SPONSORS: ANN AND NILS HASSELMO

Mrs. Alving's son has returned from Paris with a troubling fatigue. In the meantime she has been finishing the construction of an orphanage named in honor of her late husband. As the moment approaches to dedicate the children’s home, secrets old and new are revealed and the family’s foundations crumble away—a powerful, taut drama of legacy, love and betrayal. Directed by David Morden, featuring Cynthia Meier as Mrs. Alving & Joseph McGrath as Pastor Manders Thursdays through Sundays, November 4–28, 2010 No performance Thursday November 25 (Thanksgiving)

Rogue After Curfew
The Now Theatre presents George Bernard Shaw’s Overruled

Thursdays through Sundays, November 4–28, 2010 following all performances and post-show discussions of Ghosts, approximately 10:45 P.M. Thursdays through Saturdays, 5:15 P.M. Sundays. Exact performance times will be announced as production dates approach. No performance Thursday November 25 (Thanksgiving) For reservations, tickets and information, call 949-547-6067. Overruled is not part of The Rogue Theatre’s season ticket package.

William Shakespeare’s The Tempest

In this last play authored by Shakespeare, we find a Duke and his young daughter, unfairly banished to a mystical island with only a misshapen monster and an inhuman spirit as company. There the Duke studies and masters the art of magic, and through shipwrecks and storms, he wins justice and sets the world aright. When he retires at the end of the play, we hear Shakespeare’s own voice at the end of a brilliant writing career displaying his exquisite mastery of dramatic and emotional poetry. Directed by Cynthia Meier, featuring John Wilson (Professor Emeritus from the UA Dance Department) as Prospero Thursdays through Sundays, January 6–23, 2011

Harold Pinter’s Old Times

PRODUCTION SPONSORS: NORMA AND DAVID LEWIS

A cryptic look at a marriage as only Harold Pinter can create. Deeley and Kate are preparing for a visit from Anna, Kate’s old roommate and only friend. When Anna arrives, layers of relationships are peeled back one by one, revealing an enigmatic web of connections and history between these three people. Is it a dream, a memory, or a complete and coherent narrative? Directed by Cynthia Meier. Thursdays through Sundays, February 24–March 13, 2011

Rogue After Curfew
The Now Theatre presents Eugéne Ionesco’s The Bald Soprano

Thursdays through Sundays, February 24–March 13, 2011 following all performances and post-show discussions of Old Times, approximately 9:45 P.M. Thursdays through Saturdays, 4:15 P.M. Sundays. Exact performance times will be announced as production dates approach. For reservations, tickets and information, call 949-547-6067. The Bald Soprano is not part of The Rogue Theatre’s season ticket package.

Giovanni Boccaccio’s The Decameron,
translated and adapted by Patrick Baliani

PRODUCTION SPONSOR: PAUL BARBY

It is the summer of 1348 and the Black Death rages in Florence. A group of ten citizens have fled to a villa outside the city walls where they fill their days by creating stories of love, lust, adventure and fate. Spend an evening with an unlikely gathering of refugees as they spin their tales, share their imaginations and discover worlds unknown. Playwright Patrick Baliani will craft this translation of the classic that inspired a world of writings, including Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. Directed by Joseph McGrath. Thursdays through Sundays, April 28–May 15, 2011

Full information about prior seasons of The Rogue Theatre can be found on our Past Shows page.