Performances: Friday and Saturday Nights at 8PM and Sundays at 2PM.
New! Special Saturday Matinee at 4:00 on the last weekend of each show
The Dining Room
A heart-warmer by A.R.Gurney - September 5 – October 4, 2008
Eavesdrop on the comings and goings in one room over the span of fifty
years. The dining room where birthday parties, celebrations, dinners and
holidays occur is the perfect setting for such discovery. Come watch six
actors play 50 roles in 18 scenes – whew! This Pulitzer Prize nominee is
a whirlwind of a play. At times humorous, meaningful, witty and
touching, it is always an engaging story of the American family. Rated G
The Last Night of Ballyhoo
A comedy/drama by Alfred Uhry - November 7 – December 6, 2008
By the author of “Driving Miss Daisy,” this Tony Award-winning comic
drama examines the challenges of a Jewish family living in the Bible
Belt. It is Christmas 1939, and the Freitags have a Christmas tree in
their living room. The family gets pulled apart and then mended together
as they face where they came from and who they are. “A charming,
wonderfully crafted play.” (Variety)
Rated G
The Shadow Box
A drama by Michael Cristofer - January 16 - January 31, 2009
In this Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play, three families face
the impending loss of a loved one in a manner that spans the human
condition: touching, tearful, courageous, hopeful and at times
surprisingly hilarious. The Shadow Box is not about dying but about
embracing life, its finality and the meaning of close friends and
family. “A beautifully realized drama; often as funny as it is moving.”
(Washington Post)
Rated PG-13 (Mature Concept)
All This and Moonlight
A comedy by Charles R. Johnson - March 13 – April 11, 2009
A delightful romantic comedy about a photographer who cannot forget a
former girlfriend. In fact her memory haunts him and even accompanies
him on his new dates, and we all know two is company, three’s a crowd. A
play reminiscent of the sophisticated comedies of the forties and
fifties, “All This and Moonlight” will have you thinking back to your
first true love.
Rated PG
Chapter Two
A comedy by Neil Simon - May 15 – June 13, 2009
We are all familiar with the typically witty Neil Simon play, but
Chapter Two is a richer more engrossing tale. It’s a rocky road for two
not-so-young lovers in Simon’s semi-autobiographical play. Laughter and
heartache mix as a recent widower and divorcée struggle to commit or not
to commit. “Lovely, whimsical and touching.” (N.Y. Post).
Rated PG (Adult Situations)
