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| The Night Is A Child |
| Charles Randolph-Wright |
| March 12 - April 13 |
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Harriet, a mother who lost her son in a horrific act of violence, runs away from home to find respite and courage in her “dreamland,” Brazil. more |
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| Armadale |
| By: Jeffery Hatcher Based on the novel by Wilkie Collins |
| April 23 - May 25 |
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A world premiere adaptation of Wilkie Collins’ sensational Victorian novel. more |
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| State of the Union |
| Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse |
| September 16 - October 12 |
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This Pulitzer Prize-winning drama offers a shrewd and witty look at affairs of state as well as affairs of the heart. more |
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| Eurydice |
| Sarah Ruhl |
| October 28 - November 23 |
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In this inventive and lyrical play, Eurydice must decide how long to cling to the memories of her life and loves on earth. more |
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| The Blonde, the Brunette and Vengeful Redhead |
| Robert Hewett |
| December 9, 2008 - January 4, 2009 |
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This one-woman tour de force performance explores multiple perspectives on love, anger and adultery.
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| Trouble in Mind |
| Alice Childress |
| January 20 - February 15, 2009 |
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TROUBLE IN MIND is a fierce and funny look at the half truths we tell ourselves about race, identity and opportunity in America. more |
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| Pride and Prejudice |
| Adapted from the novel by Jane Austen |
| March 3 - 29, 2009 |
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One of the most delightful and popular romantic comedies of all time, Jane Austen’s classic tale takes us to Regency England circa 1813. more |
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| The Cherry Orchard |
| Anton Chekhov |
| April 14 - May 10, 2009 |
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Set in 1904 on the edge of the Russian Revolution, this bittersweet and haunting comedy is Chekhov’s final play and masterpiece about a rapidly changing world and a way of life on the brink of destruction. more |
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