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2008 Season Schedule
A Dramatic Reading of . . .Three Irish One-Act Plays
Tickets $8 for online and advanced sales; $10 on evening of performance
Children under 12 admitted free with paying adult.
Directed by Raeleen McMillion – (Founding member of Milwaukee’s Renaissance
Theaterworks)
 Kelly Younger
Forgive Me, Father
A young Irish priest hears his first confession from an old Irish farmer lost on his way to the post office. But who ends up confessing to whom? And, who really needs forgiving?
J.M. Synge
Riders to the Sea
This contemporary Irish tragedy portrays the lives of poor Irish peasants and their stoic struggle to survive against overwhelming natural odds. It is a story of dignity, even in the face of staggering defeat, loss and grief.
Lewis John Carlino
Mr. Flannery's Ocean
A magical and heart warming tale of an Irishman who believes he owns the ocean. It is the story of the giving and receiving of a gift that no one thought could be possessed in the first place
 PERFORMANCE SHOWCASE – Tickets: $5.00
The day will be filled with talented community, youth, and school groups as they sing, dance, and act their way through the afternoon. The beautiful, natural setting of Lapham Peak State Park will enhance your experience as you enjoy everything from Irish dance to ballet, and opera to musical theatre. You will also be treated to displays by local artists and students (weather permitting).
 AN EVENING OF IRISH MUSIC & DANCE – Tickets: $5.00
Join us for a celebration of Irish music and dance. Some of the Milwaukee area’s renowned Irish step dancers, and traditional musicians will provide a summer evening of music for all ages. Irish Fest is still a month away, so visit our beautiful outdoor setting for a taste of Erin in July!
 THE COMPLEAT WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (Abridged) – Tickets: $10.00
By Adam Long and Daniel Singer, Jess Winfield
Join the SummerStage of Delafield for an evening of high-energy fun as former Kettle Moraine students perform all of Shakespeare’s plays in a comic tour de force. All 37 Plays in 97 Minutes! An irreverent, fast-paced romp through the Bard's plays.
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