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THE DEMI-ORPHANS
Dec
21
6:00 PM18:00

THE DEMI-ORPHANS

by Jay Strong

Before King can bed his new girlfriend, he has to pack up his parents' old apartment and help his sister Elm cope with their mother's death and her own crumbling life. Oh, and deal with old pals who drop by to offer condolences but end up grabbing the bong. And that new girlfriend? The past is about to hit the fan.

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RIPPLES
Dec
4
to Dec 6

RIPPLES

by Liz Amberly

When a prank goes horribly wrong, two brothers try to cover up what they've done. As the truth begins to emerge in this small-town noir, the boys discover that loyalty and deception both have far-reaching consequences.

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VERONA WALLS
Nov
20
to Nov 22

VERONA WALLS

by Laura Hirschberg

A clever prequel to Romeo & Juliet follows Mercutio as he puts up with his best buddy Romeo mooning over the supercilious Rosaline . . . while he himself falls hopelessly, tragically, hilariously in love with the fair Alyssa.

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UNE PARISIENNE IN NEW YORK
Nov
9
6:00 PM18:00

UNE PARISIENNE IN NEW YORK

by Jack Feldstein with Songs and Music by Greta Gertler Gold

A joyful ode celebrating all things French and New York City itself with 12 new exquisite songs in English and French.  In this play with songs, Zoe, a Parisienne woman who suffers from "tristesse" (sadness) comes to New York... and learns what the city has to teach her about happiness and herself.

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JEST DESSERTS
Oct
26
6:00 PM18:00

JEST DESSERTS

by Rich Orloff

JEST DESSERTS is a fast-paced comedy revue in the tradition of classic Broadway shows like HELLZAPOPPIN and the TV series LAUGH-IN.  Consisting of short sketches, blackouts, sight gags, one-liners and other comedic bits that zip by the audience, JEST DESSERTS is the perfect comedy for people with short attention spans.

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OVERNIGHT
Oct
19
6:00 PM18:00

OVERNIGHT

by Natalie Bates

Overnight examines the conventional limits on friendship between two women in their forties, one of whom has been recently widowed.  What happens when someone refuses to accept the superficial gestures of condolence? Overnight explores the unknown regions of a deeper companionship.

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FAT PIG
Oct
12
6:00 PM18:00

FAT PIG

by Neil LaBute

Cow. Slob. Pig. How many insults can you hear before you have to stand up and defend the woman you love? Tom faces just that question when he falls for Helen, a bright, funny, sexy young woman who happens to be plus sized-and then some.  Forced to explain his new relationship to his shallow (although shockingly funny) friends, finally he comes to terms with his own preconceptions of the importance of conventional good looks. 

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BUDDHA'S BIRTHDAY
Sep
28
6:00 PM18:00

BUDDHA'S BIRTHDAY

by Colleen Cosgrove

Just east of normal, 25-year-old Lionel is still at home with his parents—part-time job, online girlfriend, mom who makes kimchi. When mom retreats into the cornfields, a young Korean woman materializes in the yard. Mom camps under the moon. The visitor usurps Lionel's room. Dad—the jerk—won’t drive him to work. What's a half-Korean, all-American kid to do?

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A REQUIEM FOR SHERLOCK HOLMES
Sep
21
6:00 PM18:00

A REQUIEM FOR SHERLOCK HOLMES

by Greg Oliver Bodine

This new, full-length play pits Sherlock Holmes against his greatest opponent—Professor Moriarty—in a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse that ends in a climactic death struggle above the Reichenbach Falls.  Three years later, Dr. Watson is recruited by Scotland Yard to assist with a murder investigation, and is baffled by the 'Park Lane Mystery,' until, just outside the crime scene, the good doctor bumps into an elderly book collector, who unexpectedly sheds some valuable light on the case.

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DAUGHTERS OF THE SEXUAL REVOLUTION
Sep
18
to Oct 11

DAUGHTERS OF THE SEXUAL REVOLUTION

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.

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ABDUCTED
Sep
14
6:00 PM18:00

ABDUCTED

by Michele Aldin Kushner

Diane, her live-in boyfriend, and grown children, wrestle with a disquieting recent revelation—she must leave her life.  With her feet on the ground, but her head beyond the clouds, Diane is ready to move on . . . or say goodbye . . . or just wants to get the hell outta Dodge.

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STERLING TIME
Sep
11
to Sep 13

STERLING TIME

by Timothy Scott Harris

Sterling believes he's traveled through time, specifically the last 30 years. His family, his fellow law partners, the case he was working on... they all depend on his return to reality.

But what if Sterling's reality is reality?

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THE WINTER'S TALE
Feb
20
to Mar 15

THE WINTER'S TALE

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.

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