SERIES A

July 24th - August 25th, 2009

THINGS MY AFRO TAUGHT ME

written and performed by NANCY GILES

A black girl, her hair, her adventures, and eventual escape from a Los Angeles acting cult.

DEATH BY CHOCOLATE

by JOHN AUGUSTINE

directed by ROBERT SAXNER

with SHERRY ANDERSON, MARY JOY, and AARON PATERNOSTER

A woman copes with menopause, her birthday, and the death of her husband. Luckily, she has alcohol and candy to help her get through the day. Unluckily, she faces an unwanted visit from her sister-in-law.

A SECOND OF PLEASURE

by NEIL LABUTE

directed by ANDREW McCARTHY

with MARGARET COLIN and VICTOR SLEZAK

A couple head off for a romantic weekend - or do they?

THE ETERNAL ANNIVERSARY

book by BILL CONNINGTON

music & lyrics by SKIP KENNON

directed by THOMAS CARUSO

with ROBERT W. DuSOLD and LEENYA RIDEOUT

A hotel chef in 1913 New York City makes the perfect meal for his anniversary dinner. Very much in love with his wife, he is haunted by the suspicion that she was unfaithful to him years ago. Finding a lost bottle of Grand Marnier to complete the meal, he discovers evidence of her innocence. They can finally rest assured in their "perfect love."

SERIES B

July 31st - August 22nd, 2009

DON'T SAY ANOTHER WORD

by CAROL REAL

directed By IAN BELKNAP

with STEPHANIE D'ABRUZZO and ANDY GROTELUESCHEN

Irascible and compulsively honest, Josh tells his girlfriend Laura about a conversation he had with his guy friends. Big mistake.

THE SIN EATER

by KEITH REDDIN

directed By BILLY HOPKINS

with ROSALYN COLEMAN, CLARA HOPKINS DANIELS, TEALA DUNN, J.J. KANDEL, JAMIE WATKINS and SHELDON WOODLEY

El is fourteen and her father has been murdered. She’s plotting revenge and nothing is going to stop her. Not the police, not the court appointed psychiatrist, and definitely not her mother. Because her mother was the one who killed El's father.

IF I HAD

by ROGER HEDDEN

directed By BILLY HOPKINS

with SHANE McRAE, ANDY POWERS and EMILY TREMAINE

Landscape maintenance, class struggle, and a bikini clad girl collide in a country with potable water.

THE KILLING

by WILLIAM INGE

directed By JOSÉ ANGEL SANTANA

with NEAL HUFF and J.J. KANDEL

Desperation leads one man to ask for the ultimate favor from a stranger.