A Talent for Murder

What if Agatha Christie had become the intended victim in one of her own mysteries? That is the premise of this witty and constantly surprising comedy-mystery about a world famous mystery writer named Anne Royce McClain who learns that her life is being threatened by someone in her own household.

Oct. 5 - 21.

The Sount of Music

The Sound of Music tells the true story of Maria Von Trapp as recounted in her autobiography. Set in Salzburg in 1938, this musical play tells how Maria, a free-spirited young postulant at the Nonnberg Abbey, becomes a governess in the home of Capt. George Von Trapp.

Nov. 30 - Dec. 16.

Ethel Waters: His Eye is on the Sparrow

This musical biography tells the story of one of America’s greatest entertainers, the legendary Ethel Waters. Born in abject poverty to a teenage rape victim, Ethel Waters worked her way to Vaudeville, then to Broadway and to Hollywood.

Jan. 25 - Feb. 10.

The Last Romance

A new comedy by Joe DiPietro. The “romance” of the title refers to the unlikely relationship that develops between two senior citizens. Ralph is an 80-year-old widower and Carol is a 70-year-old widow. Neither has imagined there might be the time or opportunity to find another love in their lives.

March 22 - April 7.

Sylvia

The leading character is a bright, funny, loyal, mischievous female named Sylvia. She is also a dog, who becomes the third party in a domestric triangle that includes Greg and his wife, Kate. If you’ve ever owned a dog, loved a dog, or wished your dog had its own apartment, you will understand why Greg falls for Sylvial.

May 17 - June 2.

The King and I

A boy-meets-girl plot is woven into the context of British Imperialism in Asia. It is also the story of a clash between cultures and the dynamics between Great Britain and the Orient. The King of Siam invites an English governess to come to his country and teach the children of his many wives about the modern world. Yet he himself resists changing his traditional role.

Oct. 5 - 21.

The 1940s Radio Hour

The play portrays the final holiday broadcast of the struggling Mutual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade as it takes to the air during WW II. It’s the story of a harassed producer whose lead singer is often drunk, a delivery boy who wants to bebehind the mic, a second banana who dreams of singing ballads and a sound effects man who chooses a fighter plane over Glenn Miller.

Nov. 15 - Dec. 2.

The Drowsy Chaperone

If you’ve ever sat in a dark theatre and thought, “Dear Lord in heaven, please let it be good,” this is the show for you! It begins when a die-hard, musical-theater fan plays his favorite album on his turntable. The musical literally bursts to life in his living room, telling the rambunctious tale of a brazen Broadway starlet trying to find, and keep, her true love.

Jan 17 - Feb. 3.

The Foreigner

This comedy revolves around Englishman Charlie Baker and Staff Sergeant Froggy LeSueur. Charlie is so pathologically shy that he is unable to speak. Froggy claims that his companion is the native of an exotic country who does not understand a word of English. Soon, Charlie finds himself privy to assorted secrets and scandals freely discussed in front of him by others.

Feb. 28 - March 17.

Barnum

The show traces the life of the huckster P.T. Barnum from his first sideshow act through his partnership with James A. Bailey. At the center is the relationship between P.T. and his wife, Charity who attempts to tame her wild husband. He finally convinces her but curtain’s close that the world desperately needs his particular brand of hogwash.

April 11 - 28.