All the world's a mall in this totally awesome mix of Shakespeare and John Hughes.

It's 1985 and the brand new Arden Mall is hosting a high school dance. Bookworm babe Rosalind wants to go with varsity wrestler Orlando, but she's never had the guts to talk to him. Rosalind disguises herself as a frat dude named Corey and learns Orlando's true feelings for her. But things get tricky when "Corey" complicates the lives of three other couples at Arden. Rosalind will do anything to get Orlando, even if it means showing up at the dance as both herself and Corey.

With all the excitement of High School Musical and the heart of Glee, Like You Like It is filled with memorable tunes, a hip sense of humor, pure joy and a huge heart. It all works out LIKE YOU LIKE IT if you take the biggest risk of all: being yourself.

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Scenes from the I.T. Award-winning production
at The Gallery Players:

	Rosalind (Alison Luff) sings "It's Really Not That Complicated,” flanked by castmembers Jeff Barba, Rich Connelly and Elisabeth Ness.
	Celia (Hollis Scarborough), Touchtone (Trey Compton) and Rosalind (Alison Luff) discover some poems stapled to the potted plants at the Arden Mall.

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