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We are kicking off our 8th season with Season Ticket Subscriptions
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ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
LAB Laughs: An Evening of Comedic Shorts
January 19 - 22, 2022
Directed by Caroline Jett & Owen Robertson
THE ROOSTER'S TALE
by Paula Fell
March 2 - 19 ,2023
Directed by Caroline Jett
In A Medieval tale, full of wonderful wordplay, think Canterbury Tales meets Monty Python; Margery and Peter Dorking are trying to prepare for tax season. Their son isn’t interested in farming but would rather be a crier for the town. Their daughter’s fierce religious convictions turn toward Henry, their Rooster, who has laid an egg. Sister Tydfill sees this as a sign of consorting with the devil. Margery and Peter try to save Henry’s “tail” resulting in a most delightful but true “tale.”
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ZOMBIE BEACH: The Musical!
March 29 - April 8, 2023
Directed by Suzy Devore
Music Direction by Miles Randolph
Ahead of its time in 2012 when first conceived, this mashup musical brings together '60s Beach Movies, Zombies, and Punk Rock.
In-Person Tickets Coming Soon!
FIRE THIEF
by Laura Hirschberg
May 4 - 21,2023
Prometheus steals the fire of the gods from Olympus to share with mankind, sparking imagination and creativity through the ages. On the run from the gods, he must nurture this flame as he evades the punishment, which he knows will one day catch up to him.
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DRIFT
by Patrick Gabridge
September 7 - 24, 2023
Two very differnt farm families intertwined after a deadly incident of pesticide drift. Two wives, Nora and Molly are caught between holding on to what was lost and moving forward.
THE HEIR OF PRETENDING
by Jared Eberlein
Directed by Owen Robertson
November 2 - 19, 2023
For Burton Quinn, the opening night of an extremely “out-of-town” production of The Delightfully Dead Kinsman in Binghamton, New York, is an ambitious return to the Broadway musical that nearly made him famous four decades earlier. Certainly, the material still holds magic for Burton, even though he has graduated from theromantic lead to the patriarchal role and now must share a dressing room with the very green Billy Caulfield, Kinsman's new leading man. Technical difficulties delay the curtain, though, prolonging Billy's nervous agony and bringing hope to Burton that Tovah—his wife and good luck charm—might still arrive on time. When Burton’s estranged son, John, arrives instead, with news that Tovah is leaving the marriage, the earth stands still, then shatters at Burton’s feet. John demands his father, for once, choose people who care for him, over a mistress—the theatre—that has always taken and never given back.
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