September 24-26 & Sep.30-October 3

6 men & 1 woman are all comedy writers for America’s most popular TV star. They are clever. They are witty. They are just plain nuts. LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR takes a peek at the likes of Woody Allen, Mel Brooks, Jay Leno and Jimmy Kimmel at work. Be prepared for fun all night long in this Neil Simon comedy.

Adult Language

November 11-14 & 18-21

How do you get the kids to do what you want? Tell them not to, of course. THE FANTASTICKS is just that—fantastic —a backyard Romeo and Juliet! The longest running musical in New York history, THE FANTASTICKS is rich with wonderful music, charming comedy, and slyly sweet characters. This musical is a show for the family to share. A joy for everyone by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones.

Bring the Kids 8 and Older.

January 14-16 & 20-23

It was just a gift her husband brought from Europe—so she thought. But a series of strangers all want it. And one of them will stop at nothing to get it. What’s a blind woman to do? For the answer, we’ll have to WAIT UNTIL DARK. A breath-catching mystery by Frederick Knott.

Adults and Mature Teens

March 4-6 & 10-13

Sisters share a special bond. When it’s good, it’s very, very good. And when it’s not, watch out. In a world where women’s roles are changing, how do three adult sisters adjust to life and to each other? THE SISTERS ROSENSWEIG is a modern comedy looking at family life today by gifted playwright Wendy Wasserstein.

Adults and Mature Teens

April 28-May 1 & May 5-8

Guys—taking a chance on the dice. Dolls—taking a chance on the guys. You—taking no chance on this All-American musical GUYS AND DOLLS, a Broadway favorite with crooks, chorus girls and the Salvation Army all making nice with each other. Sensational music. Snappy dancing. Sassy comedy. Sheer delight from Frank Loesser, Abe Burrows, and Jo Swerling.

Bring the Kids 8 and Older