The document summarizes three upcoming performances: A Chorus Line, a Broadway musical about a grueling audition process that won nine Tony awards; The Tempest, William Shakespeare's tragedy/comedy adapted and directed by Julie Saunders with original songs; and The Libertine, a sexually charged comedy about the notorious 17th century rake John Wilmot and his tumultuous life in London until meeting actress Elizabeth Barry.

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2. A Chorus Line Great Broadway musical It is the winner of nine Tony awards, Best musical and the Pulitzer prize it’s about a daunting audition where young performers hope to convince a hard-nosed director that they deserve a spot in a big production on Broadway. Very dramatic and entertains the audience. Wondrous songs and a creative plot

3. THE TEMPEST tragedy and comedy combined in equal measures. Adapted and directed by Julie Saunders Written by William Shakespeare. The youth company is performing tempest to bring it back but with their own songs vibrant music and dynamic physical theatre.

4. The Libertine Sexually charged comedy about notorious 17th century rake John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester and friend and confidant of Charles II, is the most notorious and licentious rake of his age. His rollicking life tumbles through the theatres and brothels of 17th century London, from one act of debauchery to the next, until he meets Elizabeth Barry, the actress who brings him to his knees.