Rumors
Directed by Rhonda Markland
SEPTEMBER 6-21, 2024
When four couples arrive at the 10th anniversary party for New York’s Deputy Mayor and his wife, they discover he has been shot and she is nowhere to be found. Confusion turns into miscommunications, cover-ups, mistaken identities, and outrageous rumors. Don’t miss this classic Neil Simon farce!
Contains mature language.
The Playboy of the Western World
Directed by Sally Anderson
NOVEMBER 8-23, 2024
On one level, this Irish romantic comedy tells the story of the bored, parochial villagers of County Mayo, who inexplicably fall head over heels for an odd little stranger who wanders into their pub. He is on the way to finding his true love and his manhood, while claiming to have murdered his father! On another level, the play tells a story of human frailty, and the ways people find love, joy, and hope where they can. As with any great story, the truth is somewhere in the middle. The dialogue alone is worth the price of the ticket.
The Witness Tree
Directed by Roxie Orndorff
JANUARY 3-18, 2025
The Witness Tree explores the different faces of grief and how family relationships are affected through humor and tenderness. Moving back and forth in time, the play chronicles a family’s struggles following the untimely death of their youngest daughter, a promising artist.
Becky’s New Car
Directed by Sara Gomez
MARCH 7-22, 2025
Becky Foster is leading her life in the middle…middle age, middle management, and a marriage that is, well, in the middle. Then by chance, she is offered a new life with a trunkful of choices and consequences. We get to ride shotgun in this hilarious comedy as Becky cruises straightaways and negotiates U-turns…and learns there’s more under the hood of her new car than she thought!
Murder on the Orient Express
Directed by Betsy Arnett
MAY 9-24, 2025
Just after midnight, a snowdrift stops the luxurious Orient Express train in its tracks on its journey from Istanbul to Vienna. An American tycoon lies dead in his compartment, stabbed eight times, his door locked from the inside. Isolated, and with a killer in their midst, the passengers rely on detective Hercule Poirot to identify the murderer – in case he or she decides to strike again.