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Asolo Repertory Theatre, Florida’s premier professional theatre, is one of the most important cultural forces in the Southeastern United States. A center for theatrical excellence, Asolo Rep stages up to 10 productions every season, spanning a diverse repertoire of newly commissioned plays, bold reinterpretations of contemporary and classical works, and provocative new musical theatre experiences. Asolo Rep is a major force in Sarasota’s rich ...

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Asolo Repertory Theatre, Florida’s premier professional theatre, is one of the most important cultural forces in the Southeastern United States. A center for theatrical excellence, Asolo Rep stages up to 10 productions every season, spanning a diverse repertoire of newly commissioned plays, bold reinterpretations of contemporary and classical works, and provocative new musical theatre experiences.

Asolo Rep is a major force in Sarasota’s rich arts scene, whose quality and depth rivals some of the largest urban centers in the country. Asolo Rep is annually the creative home of more than 100 artists, technical craftsmen, and administrative staff. Its talented and accomplished resident acting company is complemented by top flight, award-winning directors, designers, and guest artists who come to Sarasota from around the country and around the world.

Under the dynamic leadership of Producing Artistic Director Michael Donald Edwards and Managing Director Linda DiGabriele, more than 100,000 patrons are drawn each year to the theatre’s rotating repertory season. In its role as the largest professional not-for-profit theatre in the U.S. south of Atlanta, Asolo Rep serves as a springboard for successful productions to travel to Broadway and other regional theatres throughout the country.

2015 Season:

January 6–April 11
"The Matchmaker"
By Thornton Wilder | Directed by Peter Amster

January 14–March 1
"Good People"
By David Lindsay-Abaire | Directed by Greg Leaming

January 21–April 12
"Both Your Houses"
By Maxwell Anderson | Directed by Frank Galati

March 11–April 19
"Our Betters"
by W. Somerset Maugham | Directed by Michael Donald Edwards

March 31–April 26
"Sotto Voce"
By Nilo Cruz | Directed by Melissa Kievman

April 28–May 24
"Luck Be A Lady: The Iconic Music of Frank Loesser"
Conceived and directed by Gordon Greenberg

May 30–June 21
"Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie"
Directed by Nick Corley | Devised by David M. Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein