Drama by Ralph Tropf
Produced by special arrangement with Concord Theatricals
Directed by: Nicole Mullins
Performance Dates: April 5 -April 28, 2024
Synopsis:
A young woman has accused a United States senator of sexual assault. The jury finds itself sharply divided. As they debate the evidence, flashbacks to the courtroom show how each juror has interpreted the testimony differently. Flashbacks to the events as they happened show that the witnesses in the trial interpret what happened differently. The truth, it seems, is lost in shadows.
Louis B. Murray
Cory Peña
Kim Bessler
Bill Fellows
Sue Ann Staake
Amy Heller
Melanie Artis Wuertzer
Jennifer L. Franklin
Larry L. Camper
Jason Braswell
Patricia Greene
Lailoni Otha
Drama by John Henry Redwood
Produced by special arrangement with Concord Theatricals
Directed by: Lorraine Brooks
Performance Dates: November 10 - December 10, 2023
(excluding 11/24-11/26)
Synopsis:
In World War II Harlem, New York, a fifty-five-year-old spinster (or as they were called in those days—an Old Settler), Elizabeth Borny, takes in a young male roomer, Husband Witherspoon, to help her with the rent. Husband has come to Harlem from South Carolina to search for his girlfriend, Lou Bessie Preston. Also living with Elizabeth is her sister, Quilly McGrath, fifty-three. There is an ominous cloud of tension that hangs over Elizabeth and Quilly’s relationship. This tension is further exacerbated when Elizabeth and Husband take to liking each other. Quilly, who doesn’t like Husband living with them in the first place, surely doesn’t approve of their “carrying on,” especially since Elizabeth is old enough to be Husband’s mother. It is this “carrying on” that exposes a thirty-year-old wound which, until now, only had a bandage—now the wound can heal for the sisters.
Jennifer Thomas
Dionne Belk
Brock Brown
Shiesha McNeil
Comedy by Ira Wallach
Produced by special arrangement with Concord Theatricals
Directed by: Ilene Chalmers
Performance Dates: July 21- August 13, 2023
Synopsis:
How far would you be willing to go to get the perfect job? Could you sacrifice your entire personality to fit into the 'Corporate Image' if it meant bringing home a sweet paycheck? The Absence of a Cello brings us to 1960's New York, to the Manhattan apartment of Andrew and Celia Pilgrim, as they attempt to answer these questions for themselves in this smartly written comedy with wonderfully quirky characters!
Bill Fellows
Rosalie Daelemans
Dana Fleischer
Eliza Geib
Joanne Bauer
Ethan Bowling
Joseph Downs