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Way Off Broadway Community Players

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Way Off Broadway Community Players (WOBCP) is an all-volunteer, nonprofit corporation, located in Leander, Texas, dedicated to the establishment of a living arts theatre. Through this theatre, they hope to promote the educational, cultural, and literary growth of the city, county, and state.

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    Way Off Broadway Community Players

    PO Box 2917
    Cedar Park, 78630

    Phone: (512)336-8966   |   Official Website

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    04/27/12- 05/19/12	Wild Dust by Flip Kobler Way Off Broadway Community Players
    03/09/12- 03/31/12	The Tender Trap Way Off Broadway Community Players
    01/20/12- 02/11/12	At First Sight Way Off Broadway Community Players
    09/30/11- 10/22/11	Dial M for Murder Way Off Broadway Community Players
    06/03/11- 06/25/11	Sin, Sex and the CIA
    04/15/11- 05/07/11	Your Flake or Mine
    02/26/11- 03/19/11	Proof
    01/07/11- 01/29/11	Neil Simon's Rumors
    11/12/10- 12/04/10	Wait Until Dark
    09/24/10- 10/16/10	Noises Off by Michael Frayn
    06/11/10- 06/26/10	The Boys Next Door WOBCP Theatre
    04/23/10- 05/08/10	Postmortem WOBCP Theatre
    03/05/10- 03/20/10	Leading Ladies WOBCP Theatre
    02/05/10- 02/20/10	'Night Mother WOBCP Theatre
    01/15/10- 01/30/10	Deathtrap WOBCP Theatre
    12/04/09- 12/19/09	Farndale ... Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's Production of A Christmas Carol WOBCP Theatre
    11/06/09- 11/21/09	The Nerd WOBCP Theatre
    09/18/09- 10/03/09	The Rainmaker
    08/07/09- 08/22/09	Hartburn Hotel
    11/07/08- 11/22/08	Butterflies Are Free Way Off Broadway Community Players
    07/25/08- 08/16/08	Cheerio, Y'all or Ivory Keyes Goes Overseas Way Off Broadway Community Players
    06/13/08- 06/28/08	Romantic Comedy Way Off Broadway Community Players
    04/25/08- 05/10/08	On Golden Pond Way Off Broadway Community Players
    04/04/08- 04/12/08	The Diaries of Adam and Eve Way Off Broadway Community Players
    03/07/08- 03/22/08	The Hollow Way Off Broadway Community Players
    01/18/08- 02/02/08	Arsenic and Old Lace Way Off Broadway Community Players
    11/30/07- 12/15/07	Barefoot in the Park Way Off Broadway Community Players
    11/02/07- 11/03/07	Mr. Puppet Way Off Broadway Community Players
    10/12/07- 10/27/07	Run For Your Wife Way Off Broadway Community Players
    09/07/07	A Very Special Evening of American Music Way Off Broadway Community Players
    08/12/07- 08/27/07	Broadway - Straight to the Heart Way Off Broadway Community Players
    08/03/07- 08/25/07	Return to Calamity Gulch Way Off Broadway Community Players
    07/06/07- 07/14/07	The Circle Way Off Broadway Community Players
    06/15/07- 06/30/07	June Groom by Rick Abbot Way Off Broadway Community Players
    04/27/07- 05/19/07	It's A Scream! Way Off Broadway Community Players
    03/09/07- 03/24/07	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf Way Off Broadway Community Players
    02/09/07- 02/10/07	An Evening of Magic With J.D. Stewart Way Off Broadway Community Players
    01/19/07- 02/03/07	Blithe Spirit Way Off Broadway Community Players
    12/01/06	The Busybody Way Off Broadway Community Players
    11/18/11- 12/10/11	A Christmas Cactus Way Off Broadway Community Players

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    • Event Name: The Tender Trap
      "Bachelors Beware – of the Tender Trap!"
      Review posted by: lassie from 1, Mar 20, 2012
      

      Way Off Broadway Community Players’ version of The Tender Trap is going strong in Leander. A few minutes prior to the opening, a crooner comes in and performs a short night-club act - strolling... Expand

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      Way Off Broadway Community Players’ version of The Tender Trap is going strong in Leander. A few minutes prior to the opening, a crooner comes in and performs a short night-club act - strolling through the audience, greeting patrons as they are being seated - setting the mood for New York in the ‘50’s. We have a swinging bachelor pad, a revolving door of beautiful women making their intentions well known, and a married friend going through a mid-life crisis – what could go wrong, right? Will Charlie Reader, played by Gary Dean Hamilton, get caught in the tender trap? Will he settle down with Sylvia (Hanna Haide) or young Miss Julie (Shae Voellmann), will buddy Joe (Michael Costilla) stay faithful to his wife and kids? SNAP! Who’s caught? The actors and crew have done an amazing job on the set (hey, it’s called COMMUNITY theater for a reason…everyone pitches in), and kudos to the special scene painted by Alex Villareal – make sure you sit in the center or to the right of the stage! Collapse

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    • Event Name: At First Sight
      "Funny with a heart tug"
      Review posted by: rkrevell from 1, Jan 24, 2012
      

      A delightful comedy with bickering siblings, a nosy sister, and a surprise twist at the end. Also, a little heart tug when both "the senator" and Philip learn of the forthcoming event. Tamara... Expand

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      A delightful comedy with bickering siblings, a nosy sister, and a surprise twist at the end. Also, a little heart tug when both "the senator" and Philip learn of the forthcoming event. Tamara Friedman, in her first appearance at WOBCP, is delightful as the leading lady with a surprise. Rina Lee must have chicken soup running in her veins as the believable Jewish nosy sister. Bradley Wood and Misty Barham nearly steal the show as the bickering siblings. You'll laugh and laugh and maybe learn a little Yiddish! Collapse

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    • Event Name: Sin, Sex and the CIA
      "You won't be texting during this one!"
      Review posted by: Debbie from Austin, TX , Jun 18, 2011
      

      We've been attending WOBCP productions for years. This was one of the most enjoyable yet. Great performances from all. Fun evening. You won't be texting or FB-ing during this show!

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      We've been attending WOBCP productions for years. This was one of the most enjoyable yet. Great performances from all. Fun evening. You won't be texting or FB-ing during this show!

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    • Event Name: Sin, Sex and the CIA
      "A Farce and a Mystery"
      Review posted by: A Casual Observer from Austin, Texas, Jun 13, 2011
      

      The play takes place in a CIA Safe House somewhere in the Mountains of Virginia. The set is an enchanting, comfortable lodge with a fantastic fireplace with a gentle glow, a nice variety of wall... Expand

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      The play takes place in a CIA Safe House somewhere in the Mountains of Virginia. The set is an enchanting, comfortable lodge with a fantastic fireplace with a gentle glow, a nice variety of wall hangings, a well-stocked liquor cabinet, and the requisite bear rug and deer antlers. The ongoing sounds of rain help to set the context of the story and make the scene feel cozier. The play begins with someone breaking into the house by climbing through the working windows with a flashlight, all to the well-recognized tunes of “Secret Agent Man.” Although the play is a farce, it is also a mystery. Which of the characters is actually the representative that they are waiting to meet? The negotiations have been so secret, that the main characters don’t know if it will be a male or female. See if you can figure it out before the answer is revealed to you. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Sin, Sex and the CIA
      "Laughing in Leander"
      Review posted by: Lassie from Austin, TX, Jun 12, 2011
      

      WOBCPs latest production, Sin, Sex, and the C.I.A., had the audience laughing within the first seconds of opening. The show revolves around a plot to begin oil-rights negotiations with unknown... Expand

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      WOBCPs latest production, Sin, Sex, and the C.I.A., had the audience laughing within the first seconds of opening. The show revolves around a plot to begin oil-rights negotiations with unknown representatives from The Islands of Chagos and several government agencies. A raging rainstorm brings a few drop-in guests – but are they really just guests – or is one of them the unknown rep from Chagos? James Lee Burke and Kirsten Schulte almost steal the show as they portray the pompous Reverend Abernathy and his innocent secretary, Millicent. Ed Trujillo, as bumbling C.I.A. agent Luke James, manages to find a way to get caught by every “trap” he sets to protect the safe house. I lost count after six! You don’t want to miss Millicent learning the art of seduction – we should all be so lucky as to have Cynthia Carrier as Heather Faraday for an instructor. Drive on up to Leander soon – before the show is over – and see if you can guess the real rep from The Chagos Island! Collapse

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    • Event Name: Sin, Sex and the CIA
      "Best one yet!"
      Review posted by: Shannon Murdock from Cedar Park, TX, Jun 05, 2011
      

      I'm fairly new to the WOBCP. This was the 3rd play I've seen and my personal favorite thus far. Laughed the whole time. I thought the casting in this play was superb! The actors nailed their... Expand

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      I'm fairly new to the WOBCP. This was the 3rd play I've seen and my personal favorite thus far. Laughed the whole time. I thought the casting in this play was superb! The actors nailed their characters and totally sold their performances. I will definitely be recommending this play to others. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Sin, Sex and the CIA
      "Hilarious!"
      Review posted by: Ron R from Austin, tX USA, Jun 05, 2011
      

      Slapstick comedy, great gags & stunts, and funny dialog. Kirsten Schulte steals the show as she takes "seduction" lessons to the tunes of "Baby Elephant Walk." Very funny!

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      Slapstick comedy, great gags & stunts, and funny dialog. Kirsten Schulte steals the show as she takes "seduction" lessons to the tunes of "Baby Elephant Walk." Very funny!

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    • Event Name: Your Flake or Mine
      "Funny Farce"
      Review posted by: Pammyla Brooks from Austin, Texas, May 02, 2011
      

      I have long been curious about the Way Off Broadway Community Players in Leander. I finally braved the drive to check out a Sunday matinee production of “Your Flake or Mine.” Ed Trujillo directed... Expand

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      I have long been curious about the Way Off Broadway Community Players in Leander. I finally braved the drive to check out a Sunday matinee production of “Your Flake or Mine.” Ed Trujillo directed the farce, and it is full of laughs, and actors with significant emotional range. It is not every play that shows a man truly in love with a woman, also laughing outrageously at his own jokes, and later weeping openly in front of his friends. The story is engaging, and the poetic couplets that the characters recite - seemingly by accident - are quite fun. You will be very entertained by the unique plot, the flattering outfits for the females, and the way the women slosh their martinis across the stage. It is set in LA in 1975, and I would love a copy of the 70's style soundtrack that helped to set the mood for the play and played between acts. Although the set is convincing as a run-down apartment, the venue is quite lovely, and with the most comfortable chairs. Go out and enjoy yourself! Collapse

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    • Event Name: Your Flake or Mine
      "Rhyme-time in Leander"
      Review posted by: Lassie from Austin, TX, May 01, 2011
      

      Need a little light-hearted fun? Take a short trip up 183 to Leander and enjoy Ed Trujillo’s directorial debut of Your Flake or Mine performed by the Way Off Broadway Community Players. A greeting... Expand

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      Need a little light-hearted fun? Take a short trip up 183 to Leander and enjoy Ed Trujillo’s directorial debut of Your Flake or Mine performed by the Way Off Broadway Community Players. A greeting card writer’s marriage has fallen apart due to his speaking in rhyme (all the time), and he decides to throw a party to meet his ex-wife’s new fiancé. A series of mishaps (half-dressed girls in closets) and miscommunications (a jingle written in spite) make for a rather entertaining evening – just when Tony thinks he’ll win back Margo – well, you’ll have to see what happens next! The opening of Act 3 is hilarious, as Hanna Haide and Misty Barham deliver their boozy lines while sloshing martinis all over the stage. Gary Dean Hamilton nearly steals the show as the professional-student neighbor – who’s majored in almost everything. The theater itself has a spacious lobby, a wide stage and great seating – but a noisy AC unit. Come soon and see what the flake is going on in Leander! Collapse

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    • Event Name: Your Flake or Mine
      "Great show"
      Review posted by: Kirk from Cedar Park, TX, Apr 26, 2011
      

      First time to this venue. Love the location and the price. The actors never missed a beat. Great support behind the scenes too. Very cozy and great seats.

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      First time to this venue. Love the location and the price. The actors never missed a beat. Great support behind the scenes too. Very cozy and great seats.

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