Act3 Productions today announced its Tenth Anniversary season. The season, which revolves around family themes, opens September 23, with Neil Simon’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Lost In Yonkers. The schedule also includes a Holiday comedy favorite play; a classic novel transformed into a musical, and a Pulitzer Prize-winning tragicomedy. Act3productions.org
The Act3 2022-23 Season Calendar is:
September 23-October 9: Lost in Yonkers
December 2-18: A Christmas Story
February 10-26, 2023: Little Women
April 14-30: August: Osage County
Act3 also is announcing a new Artistic Director – Zach Stutts. Stutts is an award-winning actor, designer and director with over a hundred production credits since entering the theatre field full-time in 2011. Most recently, he spent the last six years performing and producing theatre throughout the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas-he served as the Operations Director and Production Designer at Camille Playhouse (Brownsville, TX) as well as Co-Founder and Managing Director of the newly formed Brownsville Repertory Theatre.
Before moving to Texas in 2016, Stutts was heavily involved in the metropolitan Atlanta theatre community. He worked with the musical theatre team at Starr's Mill High School (Fayetteville), where he worked on the Shuler Hensley award-winning productions of The Addams Family, Urinetown and Zombie Prom.
“With a milestone tenth season in the making, I wanted to remind our community of patrons and supporters that theatre is for everyone -- for every family,” said Stutts. “With this first season coming out of the pandemic, I wanted to explore and share stories that focus on various family dynamics -- stories that allow us, as patrons, to be both entertained and inspired, but also with which we can relate. I also wanted shows with a variety of wonderful characters that any actor would love to take on. I am very excited for what is ahead at Act3 this season!”
Season ticket packages range from $65 to $82 and are available at act3productions.org. Tickets for groups of 10 or more are available by calling the box office at 770-241-1905. Single tickets range from $21 to $34 for musicals and $18 to $27 for plays and are available via the website.