Life for an older couple is turned upside down when a younger couple stays at
their bed and breakfast. It’s a light-hearted look at life, love and
relationships. Click here for more information.

SNAP!fest 2001
4th Annual New Works Festival
JULY 12-29, 2001

Join SNAP! for three intriguing weekends of up-to-the minute, original
theatre done in reperatory. We receive scripts from all over the world and
even try to bring the playwrights to Omaha! We host post-performance
discussions so that you can pick the brains of our cast and directors to find
out what it’s like to go where no actor has gone before. Click here for more information.

A SONG AT TWILIGHT
A semi-autobiographical work By Noel Coward
SEPTEMBER 6-30, 2001

Will your words come back to haunt you? In Noel Coward’s last full-length
play, an admired writer who refuses to admit his homosexuality, is about to
receive a shocking surprise from his former mistress and his wife. A deeply
moving drama that will urge you to embrace your true self. Click here for more information.

CORPUS CHRISTI
The acclaimed and controversial drama by Terrence McNally
NOVEMBER 23- DECEMBER 16, 2001

"McNally uses the Christ story to tell a contemporary tale of the fight
against cruelty, division, hatred, and, above all, hypocrisy." — Back Stage

The most talked about play in recent times is an “old and familiar story.”
Joshua is born and raised in Corpus Christi, TX, in the early 1950s. He grows
up in isolation, an object of scorn. He flees Corpus Christi in search of a
more accepting environment, gathering a group of disciples bound to him by
his message of love and tolerance. Can his radical teachings deliver him from
his fate? Can we look upon all souls as equal in the sight of God? More Info...

Planning to audition? Or just curious? Purchase the play now.

SEASON 2002

SPLENDORA
The Rodger's Award-winning musical by Peter Webb
Music by Stephen Hoffman, Lyrics by Mark Campbell
March 7-31 2002
"SPLENDORA is a brave new musical...a most remarkable show. - NY TIMES

Gossip, gossip, gossip! It's the favorite pastime in Splendora, Texas. The whole town is completely captivated by the beautiful and mysterious Miss Jessie. They can't stop talking about her! Based on the 1978 cult novel by Edward Swift, you'll talk about it too!

SNAP! Fest 2002
5th Annual New Works Festival
May 30 - June 15, 2002

SNAP! is pleased to present another three weeks of cutting-edge original theatre from the world's up and coming playwrights. We will again host post-performance discussions so that you can again find out what it's like to go where no one has gone before.

THE LARAMIE PROJECT
The recent Off-Broadway hit by Moises Kaufman
August 29 -September 22, 2002
On November 14, 1998, a month after University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard was beaten, left tied to a fence and later died at a local hospital, Award-winning playwright Moises Kaufman and members of his company traveled to Laramie. They began a series of face-to-face interviews with the people of the town where the story unfolded. The result is a play about hope, hate, fear, and courage.

THE MOST FABULOUS STORY EVER TOLD
A hysterical comedy of Biblical proportions
By Paul Rudnick
November 7 - December 1, 2002
Follow our lead characters, Adam & Steve and Jane & Mabel, through the Bible according to Rudnick and into modern day Manhattan. Laughter is good for the soul!