Welcome to The Process Theatre
The Process Theatre strives to educate, enlighten & enhance the community through new & established works.
We are pleased to be a resident theatre company at OnStage Atlanta!
our Winter Fundraiser
Designing Women "Live #5"
One Weekend Only!
March 15-18, 2012
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 5pm.
at OnStage Atlanta located at 2597 North Decatur Road in Suburnan Plaza
What kind of Fundraiser is this?
The GUYS are back! That's right!! From same guys that brought you the "GOLDEN GIRLS" LIVE comes "DESIGNING WOMEN" LIVE! Let the hilarity ensue as Dewayne Morgan, Johnny Drago, Spencer Stephens and Topher Payne bring to life your favorite Atlanta ladies -- the Sugarbakers!
Online Tickets are only $20 with a $1.50 service fee. Tickets are $23 by phone or at the door.
IT WAS A SUCCESS!
All New Plays All Day Long
On Sunday November 13th we held our day-long marathon reading all new plays.
THANKS TO ALL OPF OUR SUPPORTERS:
OnStage Atlanta, Aurora Theatre, Atlanta City Segway Tours, Stage Door Players, and Essential Theatre
Here were the plays
I See the Moon by Nina Gooch, The Puny Column by Melissa Hardy and Peter Hardy, Minefield by Curt Shannon, The Career Change by Bill Gipson, Bird of Feather by Nathaniel Lachenmeyer, Always with Me by Walter Thinnes, Scene 10 from Streetcar by Hank Kimmell, Orbital Debris by Vynnie Meli, Rosie the Riveter by Daniel Guyton, Last Love by Raymond Fast, Four Sisters by Karla Jennings,
Crimes Against Humanity by Michael Henry Harris, The Bird Watchers by Johnny Drago, Father Song Outing by Hank Kimmell, Macabre-Cadabra by Daniel Guyton, and Angry Fags by Topher Payne
LAST ON STAGE: "Lakebottom Proper" by Topher Payne
Tad and Rowena Tuttle reside on the “good side” of Columbus, Georgia’s ritzy “Lakebottom” neighborhood, and are desperate to get their daughter, Portia, accepted by the prestigious Brookstone School. But minutes before the head of the Parents’ Association is scheduled to arrive for drinks, Rowena’s hillbilly mother arrives from Colquitt, a mutant farm animal escapes in the park, and the ransom note is found: Portia’s been kidnapped.
September 9 through October 1, 2011.
Friday and Saturday shows at 8pm, Sunday shows at 5pm
Sunday Sep 25 @ 2:00
TICKETS: 404-245-4205 or onstageatlanta.com
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A delightful tale of a young student named Bobbie whose willingness and resistance to learn and to read inadvertently launches her on a magical and mystical journey into the Land of Alphabetica. Inside this land, she meets many characters, both friend and foe, who help her find her passion for reading and learning.
