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Kevin & Lorie Haarberg and Roger & Judy Kohlmeier
present
Neil Simon’s Comic Fantasy
Fools
January 16-February 8
Tickets are now available
The village of Kulyenchikov is lost in a magical spell that has left all of the residents simpletons. New to the village is ambitious young schoolteacher, Leon Tolchinsky (Ben Moroski), hired to educate the town. Leon soon learns that the town’s idiocy is the result of a 200-year curse. Leon holds the power to break the curse if he can educate Sophia (Angela Read) Doctor Zubritsky’s (Bobby Grainger) lovely daughter. But if Leon can’t educate her within 24 hours, he, too, will fall victim to the curse.
Also in the cast are; Shanna Sperry, Justin Kelley, Jean Swearingen, Dan Beard, Alan Smuda, Bridget Maguire, Jessicah Neufeld, and Kendra Evans. The stage manager is Chris Taloff. The show is directed by Rodger McDonald.
Fools is a comedy that the whole family will enjoy. Here online or at the box office at 530-666-9617. Adults- $17, Senior/Student- $15, Child 17 and under- $8, Balcony Adult- $10, Balcony Child- $5

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UPCOMING CONCERTS:
All concerts
are on Friday or Saturday
Call WOH for seat availability at 530-666-9617
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Sourdough Slim - Cowboy Yodeler and Comedian ::: Saturday, January 10– 7:30
Sourdough Slim the “One Man Western Extravaganza!” brings swingin’ tunes, cowboy crooning, yodeling pyrotechnics, and showmanship galore! Yes folks, all this and more can be yours at the only show on the planet where you can witness a man in a ten gallon hat, yodel, play accordion, dance a jig and twirl a lariat - all at the same time. With a repertoire of classic western songs and an exuberant, animated, crowd pleasing delivery, Sourdough Slim has become one of the most popular cowboy entertainers of our time.

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Keys and Breeze - Love is in the Air: A Musical Celebration of Romance ::: Saturday, February 14—7:30
Keys and Breeze is a classical duo featuring Dr. Alice Lenaghan (flute, piccolo) and Dr. Jana Olvera (piano). Together, they have a fresh, joy-filled approach to live classical music performances. The duo enjoys performing both standard and “off-the-beaten-path” repertoire, and they seek to make classical concerts more audience-friendly through the use of humor, engaging verbal commentary, and well-balanced and intriguing repertoire choices.

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Tom and Meg Stallard present
Steve Carter Jazz Group ::: Saturday, March 14—7:30
The Steve Carter Group is an exciting, modern Jazz Piano Trio comprised of Steve Carter on Piano, Dennis Smith on Bass and Tommie Bradford on Drums. They play funky, hi-energy originals off their new CD Cosmopolis interspersed with their own rearrangements of a wide variety of popular songs by likes of George Gershwin, Cole Porter, The Beatles, Erika Badu, Thelonious Monk and Sade. Look forward to an exhilarating evening full of musical surprises.
SEASON CONCERT TICKETS:
Complete and send the form linked here or call WOH (530) 666-9617 for more information.
Concert Series Brochure (pdf)
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2008-2009 MAINSTAGE
SEASON
Showtimes:
FRIDAYS 7:30pm • SATURDAYS 7:30pm • EVERY 3rd SATURDAY 2:00pm • SUNDAYS 2:00pm
Damn Yankees
October 3-November 2 Middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the NY Yankees in this rollicking musical.
Tuna Christmas
November 21-December 14 This sequel to the smash hit Greater Tuna revisits Tuna, 3rd smallest town in Texas, during the holidays.
Fools
January 16-February 8 Neil Simon's comic look at a village lost in a magical spell that has left all of the residents simpletons.

*Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
March 27-April 26 Andrew Lloyd Weber's delightful musical parable brings to life the biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colors.
Rose Colored Glass
May 15-June 7 Lady O'Riley and Rose Fleishman's disparate worlds in 1938 Chicago are about to collide as 13 yr. old Peg O'Riley determines to get these stubborn, feisty widows to work together in an effort to bring Rose's nephew out of Europe before the war.
*Also in the Family Theatre Season
Call the box office for season ticket info: 530 666-9617
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2007-08 THEATRE FOR FAMILIES
Showtime's:
FRIDAYS 7:30pm • SATURDAYS 7:30pm • EVERY 3rd SATURDAY 2:00pm • SUNDAYS 2:00pm
Tom Sawyer
August 15-September 14 All the classic moments, are here; the fence painting, showing off for Becky, dodging the schoolmaster, the tooth-pulling, Tom teasing Sid, and pretending to be sick in an attempt to stay home from school and many more. Despite the constant efforts of his long-suffering Aunt Polly, Tom would rather play hookey and spend time with that "dreadful boy" Huckleberry Finn.
Fools
January 16-February 8 Neil Simon's comic look at a village lost in a magical spell that has left all of the residents simpletons.
Alexander Who Is Not, Not, Not, Not, Not, Not Going To Move
February 20-March 8 Alexander is back and funnier than ever in this sequel to Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good,, Very Bad Day. He discovers that home is where your family is in this bright, witty musical.
*Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
March 27-April 26 Andrew Lloyd Weber's delightful musical parable brings to life the biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colors.
*Also
in the Mainstage Season
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March 21 at 7:00pm
Try-outs will be held on February 21 at 1:00 at the theatre.
Here’s your chance to be a “star” on the Woodland Opera House Stage.
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10. Sourdough Slim 7:30pm
16. Fools 7:30pm
17. Fools 7:30pm
18. Fools 2:00pm
18. Joseph Auditions 6:00pm
19. Joseph Auditions 7:00pm
21. Ozark Jubilee2:00pm
22. Ozark Jubilee2:00pm
23. Fools 7:30pm
24. Red vs. the Wolf 2:00pm
24. Fools 7:30pm
25. Fools 2:00pm
25. Red vs. the Wolf 7:00pm
27. Red vs. the Wolf 9:30am 1:00pm
30. Fools 7:30pm
31. Fools 7:30pm
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