2010-2011 Season

Featuring: Charlie Sloin, Larry Hansgen, Doug Browell, Diane Cade, Cory Baker, Miranda Hinton and Ben Ritterspach

Al Lewis and Willie Clark, having reigned for decades as vaudeville's premiere comedy duo, ended their partnership on a bitter note and haven't spoken to each other for 11 years. At the urging of CBS, which is producing a retrospective on the history of comedy, Willie's nephew (who is also his agent) manages to reunite the reluctant pair to re-enact their signature sketch. Before long, old wounds, both real and imagined, reopen with hilarious results.

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Featuring: Bethany Schoeff, Cory Baker, Linda Goodwin, Nolan Martin, Scott Risner, Jason Smith and Julie Whitmer

This time-traveling comedy thriller is the story of Ms. Poopay Dayseer, a 21st-century prostitute. While in a hotel room peddling her "services" to an elderly client, she unexpectedly finds herself running for her life. She escapes through a communicating (adjoining) door and is brought face to face with her own past and with Ruella, who apparently died under suspicious circumstances 20 years earlier. Poopay's gradual friendship with that remarkable woman changes the future for both of them.

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Featuring: Micah Jenkins, Karla Andrews, Drew Thompson, EmmaLou Andrews, Jill Taylor, Randy Benge, Sonda Staley Lewis, Abbey Monnin, Tina Hohman, Nancy Meyer, Spencer Channell, Ron Keaton, Mark E. Miller, Michael Detmold, Jon Schelb, Jeff Kemeter, Cory Baker, Diana Dailey, Tisha Hanley and Debbie Piper

First produced and published in 1938, this Pulitzer Prize-winning drama of life in the village of Grover's Corners has become an American classic and is Thornton Wilder's most renowned and most frequently performed play. Staged without extensive scenery and with the curtain always up, Our Town is an American masterpiece that continues to resonate with audiences 72 years after its initial performance.

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Featuring: Jeff Kemeter, Krista Threadgill, Kelly Brown, Erik Binion, John Grote, John Lopez, Linda Goodwin, Nolan Martin and Tisha Hanley

Twenty-one-year-old Toni Simmons and middle-aged married dentist Dr. Julian Winston are in love with each other. However, Julian has never revealed to Toni that his "marriage" is actually an elaborate lie concocted to keep Toni at arm's length. Julian eventually decides he really does want to marry Toni and things get complicated further, when he enlists the help of his dowdy, loyal, and devoted nurse/receptionist Stephanie to play the soon-to-be "ex" Mrs. Winston.

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Featuring: Sonda Staley, Eric James Sarich, Randy Benge, Ben Ritterspach, Jennifer Robinson, Sue Rasche and Charlie Sloin

When magazine journalist Theresa goes on a blind date with Tony, she is apprehensive about being out with a total stranger in New York City. Be prepared to feel the walls close in, as infatuation takes a sinister turn. A suspenseful play with themes of sexism and self-examination, Boy Gets Girl will call into question society's idea of the romantic pursuit.

For mature audiences due to adult language and situations.

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Featuring: Amy Anderson, James F. Petsche, Mark Schuliger, and Jill Taylor

Winner of the 2000 Pulitzer Prize. A happily married couple discover their close friends are not as happy as they thought, and they begin to wonder how sound their own relationship can be. Gabe and Karen are a pair of wedded food writers who more than a decade ago introduced Tom and Beth. Tom and Beth fell in love and got married, but one night as Gabe and Karen are making dinner, they receive startling news from Beth — Tom has left her, and the two are filing for divorce.

Recommended for mature audiences (ages 13 and above), due to adult language and themes.

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