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| The Government Inspector |
| adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher from the original by Nikolai Gogol |
| September 8 - October 4 |
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When a small town full of bumbling officials hears that a government inspector is paying a visit, the village spirals into a Marx Brothers-like world of panic, greed and silliness. more |
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| Happy Now? |
| by Lucinda Coxon |
| October 20 - November 15 |
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Thirty something Kitty struggles to balance personal freedom with family life, fidelity and professional demands in this recent London hit. A darkly comic and painfully truthful exploration of how to survive contemporary life, HAPPY NOW? dares to ask just that.
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| The Lady With All the Answers |
| by David Rambo |
| November 24 - December 20 |
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This funny and nostalgic play, based on real events and actual letters to Ann Landers, features Resident Acting Company Member Laura Gordon as the famous no-nonsense “advice giver” whose daily dialogue helped to shape the social landscapes of the last half century. more |
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| Yankee Tavern |
| Steven Dietz |
| January 5 - 31, 2010 |
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A graduate student seeks to debunk many of the wilder conspiracy theories surrounding the 9/11 attacks – and then finds himself caught up in one of those very theories in this fascinating and funny new play. It’s an Alfred Hitchcock meets Oliver Stone edge-of-your-seat thriller.
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| Seven Keys to Baldpate |
| adapted by Joe Hanreddy, based on the play by George M. Cohan |
| March 23 - April 18, 2010 |
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Novelist William Magee wagers that, provided with solitude, he can write a best-seller in 24 hours. He’s given a key to the mothballed Baldpate Inn, then realizes he’s in for anything but quiet when a series of criminal conspirators arrives, bringing mystery, drama, farce – and a twist that turns Magee’s world upside-down. more |
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