Our Current Season

Fridays, Saturdays and Sunday.
All tickets are $15.00.

Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday.

TICKETS & PASSES

Fifty years into their marriage, Bill and Nancy want a divorce. While they seem unfazed by the decision, their two adult sons are shaken to the core, forced to reexamine everything they thought they knew about their parents’ outwardly happy lives. As the family grapples with their new reality, each must reckon with their own imperfect past and how their collective love for each other might express itself in new and unlikely forms.

ONE WEEKEND ONLY
Friday, Saturday & Sunday Matinee

TICKETS & PASSES

Looking for Ms. Right, Tom meets Helen and is bowled over by her wit, her intellect and her interest. There’s one catch: Helen is overweight. A love story that examines the extent with which we allow vanity, peer pressure, and perception to determine our self-worth.

Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday.

TICKETS & PASSES

Set in the mountains of Connemara, County Galway, THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE tells the darkly comic tale of Maureen Folan, a plain and lonely woman in her early forties, and Mag, her manipulative aging mother, whose interference in Maureen’s first and possibly final chance of a loving relationship sets in motion a train of events that leads inexorably towards the play’s terrifying dénouement.

Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday.

TICKETS & PASSES

The spectacular musical adaptation of Fellini's 8½ features one man and the dozens of women in his life. Celebrated but impetuous film director Guido Contini, succumbing to the pressures of filming his latest film epic, suffers a midlife crisis. One by one, women from his past and present – including his mother, his wife, his mistress, and his leading lady – haunt, instruct, scold, seduce and encourage him until he finally learns to grow up.

ONE WEEKEND ONLY
Friday, Saturday, Sunday Matinee

TICKETS & PASSES

Who gets to call themselves Jewish? That question is at the center of this dark comedy about cousins sitting shiva for a family patriarch. Daphna, who is observant, believes she is more deserving of a family heirloom than Liam, a secular Jew. Liam has no intention of letting that happen.