In this white-knuckle thriller, Susan Hendrix, newly blind, seems an easy mark when three ruthless criminals invade her Greenwich Village apartment. Forty-seven years after its 1966 premiere, Jeffrey Hatcher has adapted Frederick Knott’s (Dial ‘M’ for Murder) original script with crackling, claustrophobic, and calculated efficiency. Directed by Aaron Lamb and presented in a striking monochromatic production design.
Back by Cupid’s demand! Kathy Dorgan directs an all-star cast in this romantic evening curated and written by local playwright Bryan Willis and Linda Kalkwarf. Appropriate for all ages. Bring your sweetheart. Better yet, bring them a love poem and we’ll read it at the top of Act II!
When a painfully shy Englishman lands at a rustic Georgia lodge, his fear of small talk inspires a harmless fib: he doesn’t speak English! When overheard asides set off chaos, Charlie’s accidental silence becomes a mirror: what might we learn if we actually listened?
Larry Shue’s hilarious farce proves how easily secrets and prejudices can tip a friendly gathering into something far more dangerous. In the spirit of screwball mayhem meets rustic intrigue, each new confession detonates laugh‑out‑loud chaos.
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Productions in the 2026 season will feature a Community Talkback, a Closed Captioned, and an Audio Described performance. Select productions will also feature a Sensory Friendly performance. Find dates here!
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