Best friends Chris and Annie are determined to raise money for the cancer wing of the local hospital. But they can’t get excited about another Women’s Institute calendar of bucolic country scenes, until Chris hits upon the idea of featuring the ladies doing typical Women’s Institute endeavors – gardening, canning, baking, knitting – while nude. The calendar is wildly successful, but their friendship is put to the test as news of their venture spreads beyond their little town.
Orwell’s cautionary tale sees hopes for an egalitarian society dissolve into dictatorship as the farmyard rebels come to revel in the very luxuries they found abhorrent in their masters. Truth and reality become casualties, not of war, but of avarice in some and apathy in others. All animals are equal. Some are more equal than others.
All for one and one for all! Long ago, France was protected by three brave women, Athena, Portia, and Artemis…The Three Musketeers. But could even they, and their new Musketeer-in-training, D’Artagnan, foil the evil plot of Duke Richelieu? This famous tale of swashbuckling adventure comes to the WLT stage with a few twists and surprises.
Based on Roald Dahl’s classic, this musical is a fun new take on the “masterpeach” of a story! Orphan James is sent to live with his horrid aunts but discovers a magic potion that grows an enormous peach, launching James onto a grand journey. He befriends a group of singing insects and the trip brings them many challenges along the way. Join us for a real peach of a time!
A vicarage becomes a hub of delightful confusion as two vicars plus an elderly Bishop lead to mistaken identities. The disorder is heightened by a spiteful spinster, an ex-actress (now the vicar's wife), a young American soldier (her former leading man), and a Russian spy. Together, the characters create a tapestry of comedic moments, misunderstandings, and intrigue, making the vicarage the perfect setting for a classic British farce.
Set at Pemberley during Christmas, the story focuses on the servants’ quarters, downstairs. The unexpected arrival of Lydia Wickham’s infamous husband disrupts carefully laid plans. Amid the festive preparations, misunderstandings and revelations unfold, exploring marriage, reputation, and second chances. With wit, warmth, and Regency charm, the play offers a fresh perspective on familiar characters.
Hysterical. Chaotic. Timely. When a mumps outbreak hits a super-progressive private school in Berkeley, the well-meaning board descends into full-blown madness trying to build consensus. It’s a "needle-sharp" satire that is as cathartic as it is hilarious.
This perceptive drama follows Sarah Goodwin, a globe-trotting photojournalist, who returns home from the Middle East after she’s badly injured while covering a story. When her reporter-boyfriend James makes a pitch for domesticity, Sarah must choose between the thrilling but dangerous life she craves and the physically safe but emotionally perilous life she doesn’t quite understand.
Sister Act is the feel-good musical comedy smash based on the hit 1992 film. When disco diva Delores Van Cartier witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be found: a convent! Using her unique moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Delores breathes new life into the church and community. Filled with Alan Menkin’s powerful gospel music and a truly moving story, Sister Act is a sparkling tribute to the power of friendship and reason to REJOICE!