Shows

Dec 4 –

Dec 20, 2025

TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm

by Dan Lauria

A comedy writer and a sophisticated poet in their seventies meet daily on a park bench to exchange wits and barbs, and wax nostalgic about old movies, all the while trying to figure out how they know – and love – each other. At least for that day.

Feb 19 –

Mar 15, 2026

TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm

by Marisa Smith

Samantha, a woman of a certain age has had it with her current life. She’s a high school English teacher, mother of grown kids, and the wife of a cruel, pompous, philandering college professor. After a humiliating encounter with him at a party, Samantha flees the scene and lands in the host’s daughter’s bedroom. Feeling sorry for herself, she opens up, revealing secrets and reviewing the wreckage of her life.

Apr 9 –

May 3, 2026

TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm

By Israel Horovitz

A group of earthy, brawling, self-sufficient street-talkers who live by their hands, be that in work or violence, confront Douggie, a young man who has returned to the small fishing town where they all grew up. Everyone knows everyone in Gloucester and newcomers need to prove themselves. Douggie must prove to all concerned that he was born in Gloucester and that his mother lived and died there. In doing so, he is drawn into a mystery that threatens to reveal secrets from everyone’s past, and tells a powerful story about unfinished wars that play themselves out with humor, passion and revenge.

June 4 –

June 28, 2026

TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm

By Jack Canfora

Vienna, 1787. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, at the height of his powers but struggling financially, meets a serious and supremely confident teenager who wants to hire him as a teacher, Ludwig Van Beethoven. This comic-drama imagines how the relationship between two of music’s towering geniuses (whom many scholars believe met in real life) might have evolved. Featuring some of the great works of each composer, as well as some brilliantly imagined ‘collaborations’, The Vienna Lessons shows how these two men, separated by temperament and age, nonetheless find in each other the unique bond only true visionaries can share.

July 30 –

Aug 23, 2026

TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm

By Jeffrey Sweet

There are easier things than being a teenage girl living in a trailer park in Pennsylvania with a mom who pays the bills by sleeping with your classmates’ fathers. The situation becomes even more complicated when one of her mother’s “clients” makes a strange offer.

Oct 01 –

Oct 25, 2026

TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm

By James Hindman

ABSTRACT is a captivating play that takes the audience on an immersive journey through the world of art and ambition. Amidst the hushed buzz of anticipation, Justin, an intern at the McMillon Museum of Art, competes with other aspiring artists for the grand prize in a prestigious art contest. As tension builds, an unexpected twist transports us back in time, revealing the true story of Vincent Van Gogh’s escape from obscurity to become one of the most influential artists in history. The play uses a unique blend of comedy, immersive interaction, and drama to explore the lengths we go in pursuit of success and the paths we take to be seen.