The Norman Conquests:
Table Manners

Directed by Sean Murray and Francis Gercke
Jul 28th through Nov 7th

Part of a trilogy of plays performed in rotation rep. Table Manners tells of the events of one weekend as seen from the dining room.

The Norman Conquests:
Living Together

Directed by Sean Murray and Francis Gercke
Jul 28th through Nov 7th

Part of a trilogy of plays performed in rotation rep. Living Together tells of the events of one weekend as seen from the living room.

The Norman Conquests:
Round and Round the Garden

Directed by Sean Murray and Francis Gercke
Jul 28th through Nov 7th

Part of a trilogy of plays performed in rotation rep. Round and Round the Garden tells of the events of one weekend as seen from the garden.

It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play

Directed by Sean Murray
Nov 26th through Dec 31st

Returning for the 5th Smash Year! The famous story of George Bailey and Clarence the Angel is brought to life as a 1940’s live radio play, filled with music, live sound effects and plenty of heart. Don’t miss this opportunity to see the show that has brought joyful, cheering audiences to their feet!

The Tragedy of the Commons

Directed by Sean Murray
Jan 20th through Feb 20th

World Premiere!

Dakin Adams, a retired school teacher, spends his days writing his blog. His wife, Macy, walks the dogs and gardens. It would seem the only thing they have in common anymore is their home, their memories and their love of “the view”. But now their neighbor is selling and the new owner is coming in to tear down and build up.

Cabaret

Directed by Sean Murray
Mar 17th through May 15th

Welcome to the Cabaret! In the seamy, sleazy Kit Kat Klub, on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power, almost anything – including love – is possible. This dark, daring and provocative musical was winner of 8 Tony Awards including Best Musical, Composer and Lyricist.

Our Town

Directed by Sean Murray
Jun 9th through Jul 10th

Wilder’s portrait of life, love and death is set in Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire – a fictional New England town at the start of the 20th century. With a penetrating wisdom about living in community, this play is an enduring American treasure and one of the greatest plays of world theatre.