The Vagabond Players Present
Stepping Out
Friday May 4 & Saturday May 5, 2012 8:00 pm
Sunday May 6, 2012 2:00 pm
Stepping Out
Friday May 4 & Saturday May 5, 2012 8:00 pm
Sunday May 6, 2012 2:00 pm
RESERVED SEATING
Tickets:
Adults: $ 15
Seniors (62 and Older): $ 12
Child (17 and Under): $ 10
Tickets May Be Purchased in Advance
at the Ticket Office
604 W. Second Street -
Next Door To The Theatre
Monday through Friday
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
and 1 hour before showtime
or
by phone: (925) 757-9500
or ONLINE
Tickets:
Adults: $ 15
Seniors (62 and Older): $ 12
Child (17 and Under): $ 10
Tickets May Be Purchased in Advance
at the Ticket Office
604 W. Second Street -
Next Door To The Theatre
Monday through Friday
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
and 1 hour before showtime
or
by phone: (925) 757-9500
or ONLINE
Whether you buy your tickets
by phone or online
please consider requesting
E-Tickets (Print At Home)
and bypass the wait at Will Call.
Fees:
At Box Office: No Fees
By Phone: $2.00 Per Order
Online: Varies By Ticket Price
Mail Tickets: $ 2.00 Per Order
by phone or online
please consider requesting
E-Tickets (Print At Home)
and bypass the wait at Will Call.
Fees:
At Box Office: No Fees
By Phone: $2.00 Per Order
Online: Varies By Ticket Price
Mail Tickets: $ 2.00 Per Order
Stepping Out by Richard Harris
A rollicking comedy chronicling the attempts of some disparate inept amateurs, from a variety of backgrounds, who take a tap dancing class to overcome their inhibitions and overabundance of two left feet, and lack of coordination.
Mavis, a former professional chorus girl, a patient instructor accompanied by the acerbic Mrs. Fraser, tries her hardest to teach the eight (seven women & one man) bumbling amateurs some skills for an upcoming recital. Sometimes its hard to get her class to stop quarreling long enough to dance, but her students, a motley loveable crew finally triumph. You'll stand up and cheer! "A surefire winner" says the New York Daily News.
A rollicking comedy chronicling the attempts of some disparate inept amateurs, from a variety of backgrounds, who take a tap dancing class to overcome their inhibitions and overabundance of two left feet, and lack of coordination.
Mavis, a former professional chorus girl, a patient instructor accompanied by the acerbic Mrs. Fraser, tries her hardest to teach the eight (seven women & one man) bumbling amateurs some skills for an upcoming recital. Sometimes its hard to get her class to stop quarreling long enough to dance, but her students, a motley loveable crew finally triumph. You'll stand up and cheer! "A surefire winner" says the New York Daily News.