A Raisin in the Sun.
by Lorraine Hansberry
Sept. 11 - 27, 2015
An iconic play about an African-American family striving to escape the slums and build a better life. As relevant today as it was in the 1950s, it's an American treasure. Directed by Victoria Benn.

Major Barbara
by George Bernard Shaw.
Oct. 23 - Nov. 8, 2015
A 1905 comedy about a lovely Salvation Army major whose path is challenged by her ambitious mother and arms-magnate father. Directed by Cheryl Doyle and George Hartpence.

Meet Me in St. Louis
Stage musical version of the beloved film, by Hugh Martin, Ralph Blane, and Hugh Wheeler.
Dec. 4 - 20, 2015
Our way of helping you "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." Directed by Maryalice Rubins-Topoleski.

Leading Ladies
Ken Ludwig, author of Moon Over Buffalo and Lend Me a Tenor.
Jan. 29 - Feb. 14, 2016
A farce regarding two Shakespearean actors who dress as women to win an inheritance, with hilarious consequences.

Underneath the Lintel
by Glen Berger
Feb 25 - Mar 20, 2016
Barry Abramowitz plays a sheltered Dutch librarian hunting for the culprit who returned a book over 100 years overdue. Directed by Cheryl Doyle.

Barrymore
by William Luce
Feb 25 - Mar 20, 2016
George Hartpence plays the aging star John Barrymore in a pastiche of drunken reverie and Shakespeare recitation. Directed by Cheryl Doyle.

A Murder Is Announced
An Agatha Christie tale, adapted for the stage by Leslie Darbon
April 22 - May 8, 2016
A newspaper announcement states the time and place of a murder to occur. Miss Marple's on the case.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
by Tennessee Williams.
Jun 3-19, 2016
It's Big Daddy's birthday and no one's talking about what's really going on - except Maggie the Cat, who wants the truth at all costs. Directed by LouJ Stalsworth.

Dancing at Lughnasa
by Brian Friel.
Jul 15-31, 2016
A deeply moving story of five impoverished Irish sisters fighting for survival and love in their simple cottage. And just occasionally, the music from the radio sets them a-dancing. Directed by Jarad Benn.