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Theatre Memphis Lohrey Stage will present the final performance of Jon Jory's adaptation of Jane Austen's novel Emma, on October 23, 2011.

Timeless storytelling, classic wardrobe and authentic period set design and props will grace the Theatre Memphis Lohrey Stage with the Jon Jory adaptation of Jane Austen's novel Emma, October 7 -23, 2011.

Theatre Memphis Lohrey Stage welcomes the Jon Jory adaptation of Jane Austen's novel Emma

Timeless storytelling, classic wardrobe and authentic period set design and props will grace the Theatre Memphis Lohrey Stage with the Jon Jory adaptation of Jane Austen's novel Emma, October 7 -23, 2011.

Theatre Memphis Lohrey Stage is set to welcome the Jon Jory adaptation of Jane Austen's novel Emma, October 7 -23, 2011.

The 33rd annual production of A Christmas Carol at Theatre Memphis is getting a facelift. After more than three decades of performing on the original set (designed Jay Ehrlicher and Elinor Hawkins) the 2010 cast will be scurrying around on a new set that current resident scenic designer at Theatre Memphis, Christopher McCollum, has partnered with returning director Jason Spitzer to re-envision the traditional holiday classic.

The 33rd annual production of A Christmas Carol at Theatre Memphis is getting a facelift. After more than three decades of performing on the original set (designed Jay Ehrlicher and Elinor Hawkins) the 2010 cast will be scurrying around on a new set that current resident scenic designer at Theatre Memphis, Christopher McCollum, has partnered with returning director Jason Spitzer to re-envision the traditional holiday classic.

The 33rd annual production of A Christmas Carol at Theatre Memphis is getting a facelift. After more than three decades of performing on the original set (designed Jay Ehrlicher and Elinor Hawkins) the 2010 cast will be scurrying around on a new set that current resident scenic designer at Theatre Memphis, Christopher McCollum, has partnered with returning director Jason Spitzer to re-envision the traditional holiday classic.

The best shot around, Annie Oakley supports her siblings by selling the game she hunts. She's discovered by Col. Buffalo Bill who persuades this novel sharpshooter to join his Wild West Show. In just a glance she falls head over heels for dashing shooting ace Frank Butler who headlines the show. She soon eclipses Butler as the main attraction, which while good for business is bad for romance. Considered one of the best musical scores of all time, it includes, 'They Say It's Wonderful,' I Got Lost in His Arms' and 'There's No Business Like Show Business'. The rousing finale hits the mark every time.

The best shot around, Annie Oakley supports her siblings by selling the game she hunts. She's discovered by Col. Buffalo Bill who persuades this novel sharpshooter to join his Wild West Show. In just a glance she falls head over heels for dashing shooting ace Frank Butler who headlines the show. She soon eclipses Butler as the main attraction, which while good for business is bad for romance. Considered one of the best musical scores of all time, it includes, 'They Say It's Wonderful,' I Got Lost in His Arms' and 'There's No Business Like Show Business'. The rousing finale hits the mark every time.