OUR 2026-27 SEASON
VINTAGE HITCHCOCK: A Live Radio Play
September 18 – October 4, 2026
Adapted for the stage by Joe Landry. Step back into the golden age of radio as three early Hitchcock thrillers – The Lodger, Sabotage, and The 39 Steps – come to life in a 1940s-style broadcast, complete with live sound effects, musical underscoring, and vintage commercials. A daring train chase, an ominous killer, and a devastating explosion are recreated before your eyes – and ears – in this suspenseful, imaginative tribute to the Master of Suspense. By Joe Landry, creator of the enormously popular It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, produced by theatres across the country and named one of American Theatre magazine’s top ten most-produced plays.“It isn’t about re-creating the films onstage, but exploring them in a different way.” – Lompoc Record. Directed by Richard Mancini.
BETRAYAL
November 13 – 29, 2026
by Harold Pinter. Harold Pinter’s cleverly structured play traces a seven-year affair in reverse, beginning after it has ended and moving backward to the moment it began. As Emma, Jerry, and Robert revisit love, friendship, marriage, and deception, Pinter reveals the shifting truths beneath their relationships with characteristic wit, restraint, and emotional precision. Winner of the Olivier Award for Best Play and the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Foreign Play, Betrayal has been produced on Broadway four times. “An exquisite play, brilliantly simple in form.” – Newsweek. Directed by Alexander Kulcsar.
SUMMER, 1976
January 29 – February 14, 2027
by David Auburn. During one transformative summer in Ohio, Diana, an independent artist and single mother, and Alice, a young housewife, form an unexpected friendship. As motherhood, ambition and intimacy draw them together, their connection changes both women in ways they will only fully understand years later. A tender, insightful play about friendship and memory by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Auburn, author of Proof – it’s Broadway debut was a New York Times critics pick – “A poignant, sharply observant story of profound connection and awakening… A bittersweet, comic memory play… Auburn has once again sown a script with riches for actors.” – NYTimes. Directed by Tom Holehan.
WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME
April 9 – 25, 2027
by Heidi Schreck. As a teenager, Heidi Schreck paid for college by winning Constitutional debate competitions. In this funny, deeply personal play, she revisits those debates and the lives of four generations of women in her family, exploring how the Constitution has shaped their rights and their lives. A Pulitzer Prize finalist and Tony nominee for Best Play, it won both the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best American Play and the Obie Award for Best New American Play. Directed by Richard Mancini.
CATCH 22
June 11 – 27, 2027
by Joseph Heller. The phrase “Catch-22” has become part of everyday language – now see the story that gave it its name. Joseph Heller’s landmark satire of war comes to the stage in his own fast-moving theatrical adaptation, centered on Yossarian, a bombardier desperate to survive the absurd logic surrounding him. With nine actors taking on 44 roles, the production captures the novel’s dark humor, unforgettable characters and famously maddening Catch-22. The novel was later selected by the Library of Congress as one of its Books That Shaped America.”A whirlwind of tragicomic lunacy.” – British Theatre Guide. Directed by John Atkin.
HAPPY DAYS
August 6 – 22, 2027
by Samuel Beckett. A woman. A handbag. A smile. Winnie is a middle-aged married woman literally stuck in an absurd situation and determined to make the best of it, following her daily routine, finding joy in little things, and hoping to catch the attention of her oblivious husband. You won’t want to miss this rarely-produced comedy by Nobel Prize-winning playwright Samuel Beckett, equal parts humor, heartbreak, and humanity. Directed by Ruth Anne Baumgartner.
(Although unlikely, season is subject to change.)
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