by: Jerry Herman October 19 through November 10, 2007
directed by James A. Liesz produced by Douglas Orlyk
A revue celebrating the words and music of Jerry Herman, composer and lyricist for some of Broadway's greatest shows, including "Hello, Dolly!," "Mame" and La Cage Aux Folles." Incorporating hit song after hit song, this revue is sure to please with its toe-tapping music and its witty and knowing lyrics.
Featuring:
Teresa Arnold
Susan Benner
Kelley Calpin
Karen Doyle
Mark Mavetz
Carla Mutone
Douglas Orlyk
Lisa Savegnago
Paul Siegal
Lori Skubich
Robert Stelletello
Lynn Walsh
by: Richard Greenberg January 18 through February 9, 2008
directed by Charles Bernstein produced by Sue Keenan and Maggie Fredricks
Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, Three Days of Rain is the story of Walker, his sister Nan, and their childhood friend Pip, who all meet in an unoccupied loft in lower Manhattan in 1995 to divide the legacy of their late fathers, who were partners in a renowned architecture firm. In the second act the play focuses on a time decades earlier, with the same three actors portraying members of the previous generation in the same loft, during the fateful 1960 "three days of rain," that give the play its title.
Featuring:
Robert Richardson as Ned/Walker
Chris Richardson as Theo/Pip
Angie Fritz as Lina/Nan
by: Barry Harman music by: Keith Herrmann March 21 through April 12
directed by Chris Bruzzini produced by Susan Benner and Lisa Schimpf Dolnics
These two delightful one-act musicals explore the joys and deceptions of true love. The first act, The Little Comedy, is set in turn-of-the-century Vienna and presents a rakish aristocrat and a saucy, world-weary woman who disguise themselves as poor folk to find love. The second act, Summer Share, set in the present, is about two happily married couples who find themselves sharing more than a summer home in the Hamptons.
Featuring:
Jennifer Holcomb as Josefine/Monica
Amy Royle as Her/Barb
Robert Kimmeth as Alfred/Sam
Jaime Sandoval as Him/Lenny
directed by Marianne Bowles produced by Lee McFadden
It’s 1997 and the week after Christmas somewhere in Minnesota. The O’Conner women gather to sort through the mounds of personal effects left by the quiet family patriarch, who just passed away. Surprising revelations require the daughters to reconsider their long-held opinions of their father. This comedy/drama interweaves Irish wit, Catholic guilt, old movies, WWII, fresh starts and love in a warm depiction of a family at a crossroads.
Featuring:
Suzanne Anthoney as Martha O'Conner
Debbie Roberts as Liz O'Conner
Annette Mueller as Sarah O'Conner
Vince Scalone as Dr. David Stevens
Holly Van Horn as Aunt Margie
by: Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna August 8 through 17, 2008
directed by Carla Mutone produced by Tony Farruggio
This delightful comedy is about Theda Blau, a failed actress, health food nut, analyst and and would-be playwright, who wants to find love and success in New York, and Vito Pignoli, a hugely successful TV commercial director. By holding him hostage in her apartment on a snowy Christmas Eve, she somehow manages to convince him to be her partner both in on the page and off.
Featuring:
Carla Mutone as Theda Blau
Jack Smith as Vito Pignoli
