FALL/WINTER THEATER FESTIVAL

by Samantha Hurley         While waiting in line to get Tobey Maguire’s autograph at the local mall, Shelby the 14 year old president of the Tobey Maguire fan club, fantasizes about abducting the actor and marrying him in her basement. …

 by Dane Forgione and Christine Conway       We've heard the many legends and stories of Sherlock Holmes, the man, but now witness a story of Sherlock Holmes as a brilliant young boy. Join Sherlock and his best friend and confidant, John Watson, as they race against the …

 by Jack Patrick Harding         A play that deals with intimacy, fear, and change. Samuel, while interviewing for grad school, encounters a woman who makes him remember and relive the romance, beauty, and trauma of his past. In doing so, she renews his excitement, …

 by Stacy Lynn Gould          What if you could meet the physical manifestation of your inner demons? What would they look like? What would they say? And would you listen? This play has been compared to Sarah Ruhl's Eurydice in its writing style and Pan's …

by Fernando Segall        A young man commits suicide and is faced with an nontraditional version of Death.     January 24, 2019 @ 6:15pm   January 25, 2019 @ 6:15pm    January 27, 2019 @ 8:30pm    All Shows at the …

 by Aurora De Lucia            W                 January 24, 2019 @ 6:15pm   January 25, 2019 @ 6:15pm    January 27, 2019 @ 8:30pm    All Shows at the …

   by Kate McMorran            When Kaitlin announces that she is planning   a huge wedding, her sister Sarah has little   patience once she realizes that Kaitlin plans   to get married to herself. As Kaitlin …

 by Daniel Rylee Bush        Two lifelong best friends: Clifford and Reggie, both live in a world that seems to refuse to let them succeed. After Clifford is tripped by a bitter rival in the final track race of his high school career, they meet up in the place where …

 by Monica Giordano        If you like women, and you like to see women pretending to be men who are definitely not pretending to mansplain feminism, this is honestly the play for you. If you don’t like women,please don’t come. It could go either way if you like …

 by Sam Flynn        Two close friends Nora and Danielle cut and discuss different fruits. However, below the surface there appears to be something sinisterly cynical about their strange fruit ritual.       January 24, 2019 @ …

 by George Strum        She was the greatest woman reporter of her time; a Broadway columnist who could make or break a career with a word; a radio and television personality known to millions for her broadcasts. She was Dorothy Kilgallen, fascinating subject of …

 by Thom Henke        One year after the unexpected death of their parents, three siblings return to their childhood home to prepare the property to be sold. With fast-paced comedic dialogue, Whats Left of the Harringtons explores the balance of nostalgia, …

 by Stacie Dugan Vourakis        A modern Gothic tale of love, loss, and murder set against the moving target of lingering racism in the American South. Five people spend a night together as they await the execution of the two men who ruined their lives, each …

 by Madeline Dennis-Yates       A sculptor's creative block produces a piece so powerfully inscrutable that it brings years of tension between two friends to a head on their visit to a gallery.       January 17, 2019 @ 9pm   January …

   by Megan Furniss    This play is an illusive look at life, love, loss and relationships, in no particular order, and drawing no conclusions. It is a play about plays, about mothers and children, dating and colour blindness. It is a play about car …

 by George Ruthauser        After learning they are grand prize winners of a super lottery, New York City office co-workers soon discover dividing and claiming a quarter of a billion dollars isn't as neat and clean as they thought it would …

 by Walter Jones        This play is about mental illness inside a family and friend structure. It portrays the assent of Rose, a successful Wall Street accountant and her descent into a world of paranoia, delusions, and seclusion she inhabits inside her dark …

 by Anthony J. Piccione       During the summer before his last year of college, Alex Grayson receives a mysterious visit from himself, a human incarnation of his inner consciousness. As they interact, he is forced to reflect on the darkest and most painful memories …

 by Catherine Bush       Seeking to recreate himself as a gentleman, Mr. Philip Pirrup (or Pip as his friends call him) propels himself through a whirlwind of adventures and unforgettable characters. Estella, Joe, Biddy, Miss Havisham, Magwich, et al appear as …

 by Jan Ewing For months, 30-somethings Irene and Chip Mangus have argued about having a late child. She wants one, he doesn’t. Looking for help, Irene invites Frank and Marge Stevens to an arm-twisting party. Marge gave birth at 38. Her son is now 12, so Irene …

   by Emma Mueller          A new play about everything taboo: sexuality,   periods, masturbation, sexism, sexual assault,   and mental health. Rules? Nope. How it’s   supposed to be? No way. Laugh and …

   by Allison Eikerenkoetter         John Cabrera and Jimmy-Sam James recall   their lives and the lessons they learned, with   and without their fathers, in the rough   and tumble Brooklyn of the …