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| | Crimes of the Heart
by Beth Henley
directed by Anne Hammontree
March 1 - 24, 2019
The McGrath sisters are all having a bad day: Meg is out of the loony bin, Lenny is celebrating her 30th birthday alone in the kitchen, and Babe has just shot her husband. In Beth Henley's acclaimed Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy you'll meet a memorable family of women who will rock you with laughter, even if you should be crying.
"All the pieces came together to create a funny and touching play about sisterhood, family, and the deep ties that bind."
MD Theatre Guide | Buy Now |
| | Blithe Spirit (An Improbable Farce in Three Acts)
by Noël Coward
directed by Steve Goldklang
April 12 - May 12, 2019
A mystery writer's seemingly happy home life with his second wife is uproariously disrupted when his first wife is inadvertently summoned back from the spirit world during a disastrous séance. Coward's sublimely entertaining, otherworldly comedy is a spook-tacular laugh-filled masterpiece.
"There's a reason Blithe Spirit has endured: it's almost a perfect comedy."
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Buy Now |
| | The Crucible
by Arthur Miller
directed by Stephen M. Deininger
May 31 - June 30, 2019
Miller’s towering drama depicting the deadly mass hysteria that spurred the Salem Witch Trials struck a raw nerve when it first appeared in 1953, during a similar era of political witch hunting and vengeance. Audiences will find it no less electrifying today as a scorching condemnation of a government bent on using innuendo, scare-mongering and intimidation with devastating consequences.
“The Devil has returned to Broadway, with the power to make the strong tremble. It is time to be afraid, very afraid…..The Crucible has a spectacular assortment of moments that make the flesh creep.”
The New York Times | Buy Now |