Mason Street Warehouse 2009 season Announcement

MASON STREET WAREHOUSE ANNOUNCES ITS 2009 SEASON! Mason Street Warehouse (MSW), an uptown theatre in downtown Saugatuck, has more reasons to continue celebrating the vitality and infectious enthusiasm of the theatre. We are pleased to announce the 2009 season and to continue bringing entertaining professional live theatre to west Michigan.

Begin your summer season with the timely and extremely entertaining Broadway Hit, THE FULL MONTY June 26 through July 19 Based on the 1997 film by the same name, a group of unemployed steel workers comes up with the ultimate money making gimmick. In the process they find renewed self-esteem, the importance of friendship and the ability to have fun. Directed and choreographed by MSW's Artistic Director Kurt Stamm. (Mature audiences) Chris Blisset, previously seen at Mason Street Warehouse in 2005, returns to lead a talented team in PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES July 24 through August 9 This Broadway classic promises fun for the entire family. The pump boys sell high octane on Highway 57 in Grand Ole Opry country and the dinettes run the Double Cupp diner next door. Together they fashion an evening of country western songs performed to unanimous raves on guitars, piano, bass and, yes, kitchen utensils. Larry Tobias is the guest Director. ! ! ! August 14 through August 30 The ink isn't even dry on arrangements for MSW's third and final show in the 2009 season line up. This hot musical has just completed extremely successful runs in New York and Chicago and is currently finishing up its US National tour. Because of this, we are unable to formally announce the title until April. Mason Street Warehouse will be one of the first regional theatres in the country to mount a production of this fantastic show! Call us now to get more information.

Ticket pricing for Mason Street Warehouse productions remains at 2008 levels. Individual show tickets are $25 - $38. Discounts are available for Season Ticket Subscriptions, Seniors, Students and Groups. Tickets will go on sale in early April. Call the theatre, 269-857-4898, for more information about all the 2009 shows.