By Beth Henley
Directed by Rich Riggleman, September 14-23, 2007
With their Granddaddy in the hospital, the Magrath sisters must cope with the latest series of events in their dysfunctional family. The play is a heartwarming and humorous tale of how the family moves through the numerous crises in their lives.
By Michael Christofer
Directed by Luis Sierra, November 2-11, 2007
Michael Christofer's 1977 Pulitzer Prize winning drama looks at the ways in which we confront death. Three terminally ill patients at a hospice confront their mortality. Joe is at peace, but his wife cannot accept his fate or tell his son. Brian must come to terms with past and present lovers. Felicity fights to stay alive until her daughter can visit.
Book by Joe Masteroff, Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, Music by Jerry Bock
Directed by Josh Sazon, February 1-10, 2008
This musical is based on the play Parfumerie and has been made into several movies: "The Shop around the Corner", "In the Good Old Summertime", and "You've Got Mail!". Sparks fly between coworkers while sparks ignite between mysterious pen pal lovers. Which set of sparks will prevail in this Harnick and Bock musical?
By Edward Albee
Directed by Evelyn Stanske, March 14-16, 2008
Into the balanced lives of Agnes, Tobias and Agnes' sister come their daughter, fresh from a fourth failed marriage and their neighbors. What are our responsibilities to our families and friends? Edward Albee's 1967 Pulitzer Prize winning play forces us to examine the claims we hold on each other as we live in a community.
Words by John Clifton & Ben Tarver, Music by John Clifton
Directed by David Evans, April 25-May 4, 2008
This John Clifton and Ben Tarver musical is set in a late Eighteenth Century inn where a courtesan and her maid take refuge. The only other guests are a lusty lord and his valet. Can the innkeeper and his wife contrive to keep business at the inn? Will the Lord and the Lady connect or is there mischief afoot?