'Nine' Is Next Production At TheatreWorks

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Jul 08, 2005 12:00 am

âNineâ Is Next Production At TheatreWorks

NEW MILFORD â TheatreWorks New Milford will present Nine, The Musical by Arthur Kopit, Maury Yeston and Mario Fratti.

Nine is the story of a famous film director attempting to save his career as he struggles to devise the plot of his next film, all while being pursued by the beautiful women in his life, each demanding his attention and affection.

Bert Bernardi, the artistic director of Downtown Cabaret Theatre, will be the special guest director of this Tony Award-winning favorite which is loosely based on Frederico Felliniâs autobiographical film 8Â½.

Nine will be performed weekends, July 15 to August 13. Curtain is at 8 pm each Friday and Saturday. Matinees are planned for 2 pm on Sundays, August 1 and 8.

Tickets for all shows are $25 for general admission.

On Thursday, July 14, senior citizens are invited to a free dress rehearsal at 8 pm. The following Thursday will be this productions Pay-What-You-Want night. At this performance you name the price for your ticket. Curtain for the July 21 special performances will also be 8 pm.

Reservations can be made at www.TheatreWorks.us or by calling the box office at 860-350-6863.

TheatreWorks New Milford is an award-winning, regional theatre company located on 5 Brookside Avenue, just off Route 202 in New Milford.

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