Containing Simon's most accomplished writing, Time labeled this the "best American play of the decade." Brothers Eugene & Stanley break into show biz as comedy radio writers using their family as material; but when heard on the air, the relatives are not laughing. Which comes first: family or career? High emotion mixes with deep laughter in this 1940s household.

• “Expectedly funny & unexpectedly moving ”
• “Warm, perceptive and gently humorous”

On Christmas Eve, a guardian angel saves a businessman from despair & disillusionment by showing the positive effect his life has on others. Based on the 1946 classic, we see that hard work, fair play and love of family & community will be rewarded. Revisit your favorite characters George & Mary, Clarence, Uncle Billy & Mr. Potter and fall in love with this story all over again.

• “Timeless and perfect in its own way ”
• “Wonderful presentation of a beloved holiday classic ”

When a young physician returns home to visit his mentor, the town's revered doctor, they are pitted against each other in a moral & physical battle for the town's soul. Who has the citizens' best interest at heart and who decides how to create a perfect community? Written by the author of Rosemary's Baby, The Stepford Wives and Deathtrap, this tale was made into TV movie thriller.

• “Theatrical excitement...aimed for suspense and goose pimples ”
• “Breath-stopping suspense and high drama ”

Our Town
(Drama)

Hailed as the greatest American play ever, it won the Pulitzer plus Tony & Drama Desk Awards. Follow the Webb & Gibb families through daily life, love & marriage and finally, death & eternity in fictional Grovers Corner. This masterpiece brings to life an immortal tale of small town morality as we explore the extraordinary lives of ordinary folks.

• “No play ever moved me so deeply ”
• "Beautiful and remarkable.. a classic of soft-spoken theatre ”

The Kids Left, The Dog Died, Now What?
(Musical Comedy)
By Carole Caplan-Lanner
May 4 - 20, 2012

A new musical about baby boomers facing a midlife crisis, this is a humorous and heartfelt look at the concerns of empty nesters. These hilarious songs & sketches on retirement and AARP, plastic surgery and divorce, grandparenting and modern technology, dealing with grown kids or now cooking for just one, are sure to provoke a recognizable smile.

• “Just plain fun. ”
• “Laugh out loud musical you don't want to miss ”