We are pleased to announce our 33^rd season. Come play with us and experience our classics

Mr. Roberts

Directed by
Roy Barry

To be presented weekends January 21^st through February 6^th

This classic comedy is about the antics of the officers and crew on a Naval Supply ship during World War II in the South Pacific.

Death
of a
Salesman

directed by
Jonathan Wierzbicki

Running weekends March 3^rd through March19^th

Arthur Miller’s classic lets us look into the life of America’s everyman, Willy Loman. This fine work is as relevant today as it was when it premiered

Grapes of Wrath

directed by
Tony Adase

Presented weekends April 28^th through May 14^th

John Steinbeck’s immortal tale of the Joad family is adapted for the stage. Forced off their land and out of their home during the depression, the family leaves for California. All they seek is work and a chance to retain their dignity and self-respect.

A collage of Eva Peron's rise to power and early death, the show is a glittering look at a woman loved by the poor and despised by the rich and powerful - a woman not above taking political matters into her own capable hands. An exciting, compelling musical about a fascinating woman who transcends her time."

Evita

Directed by
Richard Baker

Sponsored by
Ortho Dermatological

Performed weekends July 28th through August 20^th

Sponsored by
Petrock's Bar and Grille
and
Mazey, Reed and Brey Insurance 

    Directed by          
Nick Pelino, Jr.

Running weekends September 29th through October 22nd

For mature audiences only. Under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Contains nudity.

The Man Who Came to Dinner

directed by
Walter Placzek

Sponsored by
Ortho Dermatological

Opening November 17^th and running weekends through December 3^rd

This zany comedy by Kaufman and Hart follows a sharp-tongued New York radio personality as he is forced to spend Christmas with a family in Ohio.

The December 3^rd performance will be signed for the deaf and hearing impaired