In 1955 Brooklyn, an Italian-American longshoreman's life is tragically destroyed by his unconscious desire for his seventeen year old niece when she falls in love with her illegal immigrant cousin. Come see Arthur Miller's take on a classical Greek tragedy set in mid-20th century America. It is a tale both timeless and horrendously current.

Directed by Stephen Cox

This show contains scenes with homophobic references, sexual innuendo and acts of violence.

March 6 - March 21, 2026
Fridays and Saturdays at 8PM
Sundays at 2PM, both matinees require audience members to wear medical masks.

Through the intertwining experiences of unionized factory employees on strike against a tight-fisted management, Lynn Nottage crafts a masterful depiction of the forces that divide and conquer us. Yet along with the workers' rage and despair, there is still poignant humor and expressive humanity in their daily lives. This Pulitzer Prize winning drama is a parable of what happens when you don’t know how to resist and provides a cautionary tale to all of us in our rapidly changing political, social and economic world.

This show contains coarse language, smoking and violence.

Directed by Bob Kleinberg

April 10 - April 25, 2026
Fridays and Saturdays at 8PM
Sundays at 2PM