For its 2004 season, Music Theatre Louisville returns to the Iroquois Amphitheater, which has undergone an extensive $9.2 million renovation that transformed it into a modern, state-of-the-art facility. The productions for 2004, MTL’s first full season since 2000 and 24th overall, are three fun-filled family shows: Peter Pan, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and Crazy for You.

Steven Jones joined the Music Theatre Louisville family in January of 2004 as the organization’s new executive director. Before coming to MTL, he served as associate director for two nationally recognized theaters for young audiences—Honolulu Theatre for Youth and Louisville’s Stage One. He holds a B.A. degree in communications from Lee University in Cleveland, TN and an M.A. degree in educational theater from New York University.

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Coffin maker Roy Davis of Murray, the art of Bowling Green’s Delaire Rowe Finley, a visit to Paducah’s new Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center, and a preview of Music Theatre Louisville’s 2004 season. (#630)

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Coffin maker Roy Davis of Murray, the art of Bowling Green’s Delaire Rowe Finley, a visit to Paducah’s new Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center, and a preview of Music Theatre Louisville’s 2004 season. (#641)