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History
Main Stage Shows
Past Performances Include:- Silent Night of the Living Dead
- Scott Janus: Monster Hunter
- Cubicle: An Office Space Musical 2011
- Plans 1 through 8 From Outer Space
- Police Academy: Insurgency Emergency
- David Bowie's Christmas Special 1977 (network edit)
- The Texas Chainsaw Musical
- Villains
- Sin-ta Claus City
- Manos: Rock Opera of Fate
- Danger Zone: The Making of a Top Gun Musical
- Adult Onset Adolescence
- Shakesploitation 2
- Shakesploitation Remount
- Cubicle: An Office Space Musical
- Hack/Slash: Stagefright
- Shakesploitation
- Boomstick! A Musical Parody of Darkness
- I Know What You Did Last Shermer
- Miyagi! A Karate Kid Musical
- Evil Dead! The Musical
- Lumpkin's Big Top
- Scooby Doo 2
- Getting Away with Murder
- Nuts & Mints
- Scooby-Doo Mystery Theatre
- Personal
- Detective Story
- Time After Time
The Flaming Dames
Past Performances Include:- Nerdlesque
- The Dames Storm Division
- Naughtier & Nicer
- Vamp 2
- Bourbon Street Burlesque
- Have a Sexy Christmas
- Hell's Belles
- Torch
- Vegas Baby
- Naughty & Nice
- Bump & Grindhouse
- Talk Dirty to Me
- Vamp
- Slippery When Wet
- Sin-Troducing
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Nuts & Mints
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Press Release
By Marcie Schwalm
Directed by James D. Smith
July 12, 2001 - August 12, 2000
Boxer Rebellion Theater
Nuts & Mints involved a woman plagued by society's predetermined view of the "perfect" woman. From the stress and anxiety of planning her own wedding to the ludicrous advertisements of a theme restaurant (that doesn't really owe all of its success to great food), the main character painstakingly had to decide how she wanted her life to be. Would she marry a terrific guy who treats her with respect and dignity? Would she take action and make a statement about the portrayal of women at work, on television, and in their own homes? With a couple of cans of gas, a single match and a brick, she attempted to ignite doubt in the beliefs of those around her. Sprinkled with laughter, filled with passion, glazed with just a touch of audience interaction and baked over a fierce three-alarm fire, this play was anything but "sugar, spice and everything nice".
