The Moon is Blue is a lively, romantic comedy about a woman who likes having two men around but not the prospect of actually having two men. Frequent GCT director John Rone directs and acts in this comedy by F. Hugh Herbert. The show, one of Broadway's longest-running plays, runs through June 17. The play about the lives of jazz musicians who back up lead performers is a gritty, bittersweet drama that spans the mid-20th Century. Shows are 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays.
Variety show featuring performance art, improv comedy, dance, music, etc.
Broadway comedy set in the 1950s, written by F. Hugh Herbert, tells the story of Patty O'Neill, an outspoken Brooklyn girl who wants to enjoy the company of men but on her own terms. Opens at 8 tonight. Opens at 8 tonight. Satire presented by Memphis Black Repertory Theatre. The Peanuts Gang, live on stage through July 1.