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| | THE COTTAGE (Comedy) Fall 2025 - 6 shows
Evening - Oct 23, 24, 25, Mov 1 at 8pm
Matinee - Nov 1, 2 at 2pm, 2025
THE STORY: Sylvia and Beau find themselves in an English countryside cottage for their yearly rendezvous, and Sylvia knows this time it will be the beginning of their new life together. But when Beau demurs on a shared future, and their spouses arrive at the cottage, she realizes that this home-away-from-home is a refuge for determining a new path forward. With a tip of the hat to Noël Coward and sex comedies of the past, THE COTTAGE offers a perfect showcase for six actors with endless laughs, hilarious twists, daring physical comedy, and a happy ending for lovers everywhere.
“…[a] sidesplitting screwball comedy…The Cottage is a fresh and fiercely fun play that’s firing on all cylinders, with Rustin’s excellent script.” —Entertainment Weekly.
“★★★★! …a naughty romp…Amid the old-fashioned trappings, Rustin nestles a welcome modern sensibility to the plot’s skirmishes of the sexes…” —Time Out New York.
“…positively delightful…frothy and effervescent.” —TheaterMania. | Buy tickets |
| | RENT (Musical) - Spring 2026 - 7 shows
Evening - Feb 26, 27, 28, Mar 6, 7 at 8pm
Matinee - Mar 7, 8, at 2pm
Set in Manhattan in the 1990s and inspired by Puccini's opera La Bohème, this rock musical by Jonathan Larson follows a group of young East Village artists, performers and philosophers as they struggle through the hardships of poverty, societal discord and the AIDS epidemic in the search for life, love and art. With a song list that includes the iconic "Seasons of Love," Rent tells a story as relevant today as when it took Broadway by storm more than 25 years ago.
Setting: 1990s East Village, New York. | Buy tickets |
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Ticket Pricing:
Tickets are $25 each
There is NO box-office at the theatre (online tickets only)
Groups of 20 or more $20 each (does not apply to opening night)
Fees: $1 processing per ticket
All ticket sales are final - No Refunds
All performances take place at our Venue call "The Assembly Hall", located on the south-east corner of Kipling Ave and Lakeshore Blvd West.
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