Fox Valley Repertory, Previously Noble Fool Theatricals, Announces 2011 Season

Fox Valley Repertory, previously known as Noble Fool Theatricals, has announced its 2011 season, which will open with Tim Clue and Spike Manton’s Leaving Iowa (January 20 – March 13). Rachel Rockwell will direct this play about a man revisiting the places he and his family traveled to when he was a child.

Also on the theater’s schedule is Ted Swindley’s Always, Patsy Cline, to run March 24 – May 15. John Gawlik will direct both this production and Mark Brown’s adaptation of Jules Verne’s Around the World in 80 Days, to run June 9 – July 31.

The season will also include the musical They’re Playing Our Song (August 18-October 9), Stephen Malatratt’s adaptation of Susan Hill’s The Woman in Black (October 14-30), and It’s a Wonderful Life – A Live Radio Play (November 10 – December 24).

The theater will also host a Summer Arts Festival, which will run July 14-31. The event will be anchored by Gawlik’s staging of Around the World and by a production of Theresa Rebeck’s Bad Dates (July 7 – August 7). The festival will also include a play development program that will focus on plays with scientific subjects and themes and a ten minute play series.

For further information visit: www.foxvalleyrep.org.