Our 39thSeason

We are pleased to announce our 39^th season. Join SVP to see what's new in 2006
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In One Bed...And Out The Other by Mawby Green and Ed Feilbert Directed by Mike Schuller Running weekends February 17^th through March 5^th	Gaston Dubois and his beautiful wife Huguette are bored with the monotony of married bliss. Fidelity is strained when the quietude of their Paris apartment becomes the playground for would be and ex lovers. The mad capers reach an amazing peak of hilarity in when everyone lands in bed with the wrong person or persons, including an uptight maiden aunt	^{Click here for reservations}
^{Click here for reservations}	The Caine Mutiny Court Martial by Herman Wouk Directed by Linda Giordano Sponsored by Petrock's Bar and Grille and Mazey, Reed & Brey Insurance and Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar To be presented March 24^th through April 9^th	The Caine mutiny, the Pulitzer prize novel hailed by critics as "the best sea story" and "the best World War II novel," has been adapted by the author in a version which is superior to the novel "in the artfulness of its craftsmanship"-NY Times Wouk's script skips the shipboard action sequences and focuses solely on their outcome: the trial of Lt. Stephen Maryk, a WWII Navy officer charged with mutiny after he relieved Lt. Com Queeg of command of he U.S.S. Caine, believing that the unstable Queeg was endangering the ship by sending it into a typhoon.
^{Click here for reservations}	A wild comedy! MAS*H stands for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital where Hawkeye and Duke, two of the best chest surgeons in South Korea, are stationed. They wage a campaign to get a young Korean to the United States and entered in a good school. There is a little romance mixed with dramatic moments and a genuine love of life.	MASH* by Tim Kelly, Book by Richard Hooker Directed by Debra Case Schulze Sponsored by The Johnston Organization LLC Performed weekends May 5^th through May 21^st
From the moment their vacation plans are first discussed Mr. Hobbs evinces misgivings about trekking off to an unfamiliar island on the New England coast, but the combined enthusiasm of wife Peggy and daughter Kate soon overwhelm his feeble opposition. Away they go to Rock Harbor, but they have no sooner reached their destination, crumpled and road-weary, than Mr. Hobbs' direct predictions begin to come true.	Mr. Hobb's Vacation by F. Andrew Leslie Directed by Tom Riti Sponsored by Spooky Brook Herbary Landscape Design & Lawn Care Service, Somerset Opening July 28^th through August 13^th	^{Click here for reservations}
Music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz. Book by Roger O. Hirson Directed by Debra Case Schulze Musical Director Matt Viola sponsored by Datalisk Technologies and Hillsborough Dental Center Presented weekends September 8^th through October 1^st	Pippin is the story of Prince Pippin's quest to find personal significance. The Leading Player who is blessed with the gift of magic narrates the story. Pippin traverses through the trials of war, love, and politic before finding himself out amongst the peasants, away from the wealth and privilege of royal life. He ends up falling in love with a good widow, Catherine. In the end, the Leading Player tries to convince Pippin to just commit suicide. Pippin resists and decides to spend the rest of his life with Catherine and her young son	^{Click here for reservations}
^{Click here for reservations}	Directed by Walter Placzek sponsored by Dr. Barbara Tarbell, Optometric Physician Running weekends October 27^th through November 12^th	A mysterious murder in a small Midwestern town pits neighbor against neighbor, as the circumstances surrounding the death of a town leader become challenged by the town firebrand. The intriguing intricacies of small-town living come alive in this chilling and suspenseful drama driven by passion and political suspense.