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WEATHERFORD — Theatre Off the Square in Weatherford presents “Don’t Drink the Water” written by Woody Allen and produced with special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. weekends March 20-29.....more>>
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Theater company set to compete at state competition
WILLOW PARK — The Weatherford Stage Performers cast and crew of the recently produced Willow Park Dinner Players production of “I Never Saw Another Butterfly” are making final preparations for the upcoming Texas AACTFest ’09 state competition in Fort Worth.
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Hollander's vacation is more than that
WEATHERFORD — "Don’t Drink the Water" by Woody Allen begins at Theatre Off the Square in Weatherford on Friday, March 13, and runs weekends through Sunday, March 29.
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‘Mary Martin’ on stage Saturday
WEATHERFORD — The Doss Heritage and Culture Center is proud to present Jan Prokop in her refreshing portrayal of the life and career of beloved Broadway icon Mary Martin in a dinner theatre musical.
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TOTS production of ‘Harvey’ continues onstage this weekend
WEATHERFORD — The classic story of stage and film about a big white rabbit named Harvey is on stage at Weatherford’s Theatre Off the Square for two more weekends, Friday through Sunday, Feb. 13-15 and 20-22.
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Show ties to community service project
WEATHERFORD — Butterflies are the symbols of beauty, symbols of freedom, symbols of hope. Now, symbols of remembrance.
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‘Harvey’ hops on stage Friday
Beginning Friday, Feb. 6, 2009 is Theatre Off the Square’s production of the classic play “Harvey” written by Mary Chase and presented with special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.
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Cast announced for upcoming theater production
WILLOW PARK — Hope – Life – the Holocaust – Concentration Camps.
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TOTS presents ‘Harvey’ in February
WEATHERFORD — The familiar and much loved story of Harvey will be onstage at Theatre Off the Square in Weatherford beginning Friday, Feb. 6, and running weekends through Sunday, Feb. 22.
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‘Benjamin Button’ leads Oscars with 13 nominations
BEVERLY HILLS, California (AP) — The romantic fantasy “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” led Academy Awards contenders Thursday with 13 nominations, among them best picture and acting honors for Brad Pitt and Taraji P. Henson, and a directing slot for David Fincher.
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Weatherford Democrat Real Estate, October 11, 2009, is ready to download (PDF)
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Weatherford Democrat Real Estate, August 30, 2009, is ready to download (PDF)
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Weatherford Democrat Real Estate, August 16, 2009, is ready to download (PDF)
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Weatherford Democrat Real Estate, August 9, 2009, is ready to download (PDF)
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Weatherford Democrat Real Estate, August 2, 2009, is ready to download (PDF)
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