Beane Flinn musical "Give It Up! Feature-length fiction RANNELL, Murin, and Holbrook

Andrew Rannells, Patti Murin and Curtis Holbrook is in the world premiere of Dallas Stars Give It Up! New Lysistrata-inspired musical by Tony Award-nominated writer Douglas Carter Beane and composer Lewis Flinn. Dan Knechtges (Xanadu) direct and choreograph the Dallas Theater Center is set to run January 15-Senior at February 14, 2010, the new Dee and Charles Wyly Theater in the AT & T Performing Arts Center. Beane (The Little Dog laughed, Xanadu, like the honey Drown) wrote the book for the musical that has a pop score by Lewis Flinn. Murin (Xanadu) leads the troops as Lysistrata Jones, in addition RANNELL (Jersey Boys, Hairspray) and Holbrook (Xanadu, West Side Story), a company which also features Katie Boren (Spelling Bee), Xavier Cano (Grease), Lindsay Nicole Chambers (Legally Blonde), Noemi Del Rio (in height), Carla Duren (110 in the shade), Justin Keyes (The Apple Tree), Telly Leung (Rent), Preston Sadleir and Liz Mikel ( "Friday Night Lights") as courtesans. The update will take Lysistrata, "the classic story of the battle of the sexes in contemporary American college (University of Athens), where Lysistrata Jones is the editor in chief cheerleader in a hotel, where the basketball team is losing every game inside. Resolved, they encouragement to become winners and keep looking for something more than themselves, women choose to do without "to" break up their team to lose 30 years curse victory in a game. "" I want the audience to have a good time and I would go with something fresh, "Beane said in a statement." Give It Up! ask the question: "If you remove the sex appeal of a relationship, would you really fall in love with this person? Who would you love yourself? Ultimately it is about who you really love to learn who you are and do not really, not as just that. Set "Give It Up! Will have design by Beowulf Boritt, costumes by David C. Woolard, lighting design by Ben Stanton, sound design by Tony Meola, musical direction by Christopher Jahnke and musical direction by Elaine Davidson. For tickets phone (214) 522-8499 or visit Dalla Theater Center.