written by Leegrid Stevens
directed by Thomas Coté

The mayoral campaign in the retirement community of Mesquite, Nevada turns nasty as accusations of illegal activity surrounding a $90 travel voucher are leaked to the local press. The accusations quickly divide the town and lead to a complete political upheaval in this dark comedy about power and politics in the USA.

written by Scott C. Sickles

directed by Fritz Brekeller

When Fletcher Driscoll returned to his hometown to direct Romed and Juliet, he never expected to end up in his own star-crossed romance with Jeff, a recently out divorcé with a complicated past. Nor was he prepared to confront Tommy, his high school best friend who broke his heart.... repeatedly and on purpose. Fortunately Fletcher and Jeff are keeping it simple, so what could possibly go wrong?

by Alan C. Breindel
directed by Leslie Kincaid Burby

Through the Darkness recounts the unimaginable journeys and true stories of four courageous men and women who left everything behind, including their loved ones, so that they might stay one step ahead of the Holocaust.

Twelve years after the close of A Christmas Carol - Timothy Cratchit - now 19 - leaves the home of his benefactor, Ebenezer Scrooge, in order to find his place in the world.

By Laura Hirschberg

Directed by DeLisa White

By Allan Knee
Music and Lyrics by Andre Catrini

Directed by Thomas Coté

Twelve years after the close of A Christmas Carol - Timothy Cratchit - now 19 - leaves the home of his benefactor, Ebenezer Scrooge, in order to find his place in the world.  On his path he encounters many trying, eye-opening and comical situations, but it is with the magnificent stage clown, Grimaldi, and his troupe of lively performers that he discovers his true identity.

By Ken Jaworowski

Directed by Alex Dmitriev

'Believers' intertwines the stories of a young couple and their older selves, and looks at the tragedy and comedy that changes their lives and faith.

by The Playwrights of The WorkShop Theater.

A veritable cornucopia of new short works inspired by the greatest of life's necessities... FOOD!

by Allan Knee

Twelve years after the close of A Christmas Carol - Timothy Cratchit - now 19 - leaves the home of his benefactor, Ebenezer Scrooge, in order to find his place in the world.  On his path he encounters many trying, eye-opening and comical situations, but it is with the magnificent stage clown, Grimaldi, and his troupe of lively performers that he discovers his true identity.

by Dana Leslie Goldstein

Sex.  Drugs.  The Six-Million Dollar Man . . . 1976 wasn't just our Bicentennial.

As the country commemorates its revolution, three women engage in their own revolutionary activities.

Against the backdrop of post-Nixon America, they face ethical dilemmas, and question what it means to be faithful—to one’s values, one’s partner . . . and one's self.

by William Shakespeare

"a wild dedication of yourselves
To undiscovered waters, undreamed shores..."

Leontes, King of Sicilia, has suspicions.
Has his beautiful Queen Hermione been unfaithful?
Has Leontes' dearest friend since childhood Polixenes betrayed him as well?

Yes. He is certain.

But what if he's wrong?

Both dark and light, stark and beautiful, harrowing and joyous, Shakespeare's genre-bender is filled with love, madness, romance, deception, nobility, skulduggery, mysticism, prophesy and, of course, a bear.

A NEW MUSICAL PLAY

by Philip W. Hall (based on the book by Mark Twain)

Young Samuel Clemens dreams of being a steamboat captain on the Mighty Mississippi in this rousing musical adaptation of Mark Twain’s memoir.  

by Lou-Lou Igbokwe

Zaki, the only child of ambitious Nigerian immigrants, is constantly learning things the hard way. When her mysterious grandmother moves in, things take a turn for the magical. But even her newfound power doesn’t help Zaki deal with the reality of trauma, tradition, and loss.