February 19 - March 28
Comedy by Neil Simon
Directed by Bob Decker

Al Lewis and Willie Clark played vaudeville as a team for forty-three years, but mutual dislike has kept them far apart for the last eleven years. Now CBS wants them to appear in History of Comedy and their reunion sparks delirious comedy. It's ham on wry!

April 23 - May 30
Political Mystery by Tom Eubanks
Directed by Tom Eubanks

When a liberal professor goes missing from a rural California college, detectives investigate his colleague, a conservative political science professor, who has recently been widowed. During the course of the interrogations of the professor and witnesses by a middle-of-the-road homicide detective and her liberal partner, the mysterious disappearance becomes a battle of political will and wits to get to the truth. And the truth exposes the biases held by everyone involved, humbling the arrogant and raising the humble.

June 18 - July 25
Comedy by Garry Marshall
& Lowell Ganz
Directed by Steve Grumette

A blind and bitter college professor encounters a saucy, street-wise young woman who volunteers to read to him in the hospital. The clash of intellect and wit takes the two from animosity and fear to friendship and understanding. Both come to their relationship with questions: hers deals with her station in life and her handsome boyfriend; his about past life choices. Both leave with hopeful answers, even after the boyfriend shows up.

August 13 - September 19
Biography/Comedy by
Matthew Lombardo
Directed by Patricia Strickland
Starring Vivien Latham as Katherine Hepburn

The play captures the fiery spirit of Katherine Hepburn in a one-woman show that recounts her journey from a well-heeled Yankee childhood to winner of four Oscars. Ensconced at her beloved Fenwick home, Ms. Hepburn reflects on the dizzying heights and emotional lows of her upbringing, her adventures in show business and her heartbreaking romance with Spencer Tracy.

November 12 - December 19
Comedy by Jack Sharkey
Directed by Andrea Tate

At Christmas, an underpaid worker hires himself–in disguise–as his own assistant to increase his income. His sweetheart, who is also his boss, falls for his phony self and he becomes his own rival. The plot thickens when the company's risk investigator begins to put the dollars together and tries to save the company a loss, but, in the end, he's the only one who loses.

Curtain times for performances are:
8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. on Sundays
Summer performances begin at 8:30 p.m.

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