Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring Directed by Sue Mandzik Davis We are air conditioned! Mortimer Brewster discovers that Martha and Abby Brewster, his seemingly innocent and slightly batty elderly aunts, have developed a very bad habit. They murder lonely old men who come to their door by lacing their famous wine with […]
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Children’s Shows The Princess and the Pea September 26, 27, October 3, 4 Peter and the PiratesDecember 5, 6, 12, 13 Robin Hood and the Fairy Tale Friends to the RescueFebruary 13, 14, 20, 21
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Stop Kiss by Diana Son Directed by Mark Liebert The story begins in a New York apartment, with Callie running hopelessly late for an appointment. Sara, friend of a friend from out-of-town, stops by to drop off her cat. At their first meeting, the two women form a bond that neither expects. Their connection leads
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A Hairy Tale by Charlie Lovett Directed by Paul Bettys The supremely bratty Prince Rupert and the equally obnoxious Princess Iphigenia have been exiled to the wild woods of Wychwood and can’t return home until they find true love. But who would love such spoiled brats? Could it be Rapunzel and her brother Bill, trapped in
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The Quest: A Fairy Tale With Attitude by Eddie McPherson Directed by Betsy Zaubler Adult Mentors: Janet Sales, Laura Byrne-Cristiano and Tommy Donaldson Something is terribly wrong with Grandma! She’s very sick and weak, but luckily for her, recovery is just a quest away! The teacher at the exclusive Fantasy Academy challenges her fairy tale character
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Every night at our Other People’s Money Performances the audience gets to vote as stockholders as to whom should control the company. We also are giving away tickets to a future show to one voter per night. Here are the results so far. Thursday Preview Night(Winner Joanne Drew) Friday January 16: Garfinkle Majority
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Other People’s Money by Jerry Sterner Directed by Amy Fox Wall Street takeover artist Lawrence Garfinkle’s computer is going tilt over the undervalued stock of New England Wire & Cable. If the stockholders back his take over, they will make a bundle, but what will happen to the 1200 employees and the community when
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Christmas In The Land Of Oz Adapted by Tamara Tudor. From the book by L. Frank Baum Directed by Laura Byrne-Cristiano Dorothy, back in Kansas with Christmas only a few days away, sees her Aunt Em and Uncle Henry losing heart because times are hard and there’s not much money for Christmas. Her Aunt and
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Murdered to Death by Peter Gordon Directed by Tommy Donaldson Murdered to Death is a spoof in the Agatha Christie tradition. Set in a country manor house in the 1930′s, an eclectic group of characters tries to determine who murdered the owner of the house. The play introduces the inept and bungling Inspector Pratt, who
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How To Eat Like a Child by Delia Ephron, John Forster, Judith Kahan Directed by Matt Cosaro This musical romp through the joys and sorrows of being a child is hilarious. Children give lessons in such subjects as how to beg for a dog, how to torture your sister, how to act after being sent
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