Don't Drink The Water
by Woody Allan
April 11-13 & 17-21, 2024
Don’t Drink The Water was Woody Allen’s first professionally produced play and was a hit on Broadway! Axel is left in charge of an American Embassy by his father in an unnamed European country. The day starts out quiet, until three bumbling American Tourists rush in looking for safety! They were caught taking pictures of something that they were not supposed to. The communists believe that the tourists are spies! The embassy is now in a state of emergency as they are surrounded on all sides! How will Axel handle this? Come find out in this hilarious farce!
(11, 12, 17, 18, & 19; 7:30pm)
(13, 20, & 21; 4pm)
Runtime 2 hours and 5 Minutes
Act I 1 hour and 5 minutes
Intermission 15 minutes
Act II 45 minutes
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Box Office Hours:
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Office Hours:
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– Saturday, April, 20: 2:00pm-4:00pm
– Sunday, April, 21: 2:00pm-4:00pm
– Monday, April, 22: CLOSED
– Tuesday, April, 23: 9:00am-1:00pm (normal office hours resume) -
June, 3 - June,13th we will be out of the office, however someone will be stopping by to return calls and process tickets.
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Summer Hours will be announced soon.
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122 N. Chestnut Ave, Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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P.O. Box 2333
Important Note
Green Bay Community Theater does not reschedule or cancel performances due to inclement weather. Please, call as we sometimes make exceptions based on the situation. All sales are final. We do not issue refunds or allow rebookings for tickets that were booked and not used.
Thank you!
To the cast and crew of The Rainmaker for a wonderful run!
GBCT's Staged Readers Theater Series!
The House of Bernarda Alba: A Drama About Women in the Villages of Spain,
By Federico Garcia Lorca, adapted in English by Emily Mann.
When: March 9th at 4pm
Where: At 122 N. Chestnut Ave, Green Bay
Cost: Free to the public!
After the death of her husband, Bernarda Alba imposes a traditional mourning period of eight years on her household. Bernarda has always ruled her house with an iron fist and kept her five daughters on short chains. Now that she is the sole dictator, her daughters are left with no escape from her oppression. As the eldest daughter inherits, she attracts a suitor, which ignites jealousy and passion in her younger sisters. Each of them must cope with their mother’s violence, family secrets and repressed desires, but when the youngest sister decides to break free at all costs, her actions threaten to destroy them all.
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