June 23 - July 3

Tutor becomes student in this endearing comedy

Professor Frank Bryant withdraws from his students and passes his days in his stuffy office clutching a bottle of whiskey.  That is, until the arrival of spunky hairdresser Rita whose thirst for knowledge turns his world upside down.  This comedy captured the hearts of audiences when it was made into a film starring Michael Caine and Julie Walters. 

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 July 7 - July 17

 The Titanic meets The Twilight Zone

 A beautiful young woman is found floating on an iceberg in the middle of the North Atlantic.  When she is rescued, she says only one word: Titanic.  Trouble is, it’s 1992.  Who is this woman and how is she so well-preserved?  Is this all an elaborate hoax or are supernatural forces at work?  One of the world’s foremost Titanic experts is determined to find out in this
intriguing mystery that may leave you asking if anyone is really who they say they are.

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Mondays 2pm & 7pm
Tues - Sat 8pm
Adults $22 Students/Seniors $20

 July 21 - July 31

Love never dies in Noel Coward’s smash-hit comedy

Psychic mediums, séances gone awry, and celestial visitors are a recipe for amusement in Noel Coward's classic comedy. Charles and Ruth Condomine are living in wedded bliss until an eccentric medium named Madame Arcati
manages to rouse the ghost of Charles’ first wife, Elvira, from the dead.  Charles soon finds himself torn between the two women he loves – in this life and the next. 
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Mondays 2pm & 7pm
Tues - Sat 8pm
Adults $22 Students/Seniors $20

 Aug 4 - Aug 14

 A prescription for thrills

Greenfield Center is a very fortunate town. There are no mean people and the residents seem to enjoy exceptionally good health. The local populace attributes this to God's ever watchful eye and benevolent stewardship of their little hamlet.  However, a young doctor soon begins to suspect that other forces are at work in this thriller of ethical proportions written by the author of “Rosemary’s Baby”.

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Mondays 2pm & 7pm
Tues - Sat 8pm
Adults $22 Students/Seniors $20

 Aug 18 - 28

 A charming romantic comedy about
old world traditions and new world desires

Isabel is a modern young woman who lives alone and works in a bookshop.  When she isn't visiting her Grandmother, Bubbie, on Manhattan's Lower East Side, she pines for a handsome author.  But Bubbie and the local matchmaker, Hannah, have found a "good catch" for Isabel: Sam, the pickle man.  Will Izzy choose love in the old world or the new
 in this romantic comedy?

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Mondays 2pm & 7pm
Tues - Sat 8pm
Adults $22 Students/Seniors $20

 Thursday, Sept 2 8pm

Non-motivational speakeing meets stand-up in this one man comedy starring Brian Longwell
Adults $16 Students/Seniors $14

 Friday, Sept 3 8pm

 Saturday, Sept 4 8pm

 Sunday, Sept 5 8pm

 Columbus Day Weekend
October 8 -10

Evocative, touching and frequently funny

LOVE LETTERS by A. R. Gurney

Letters exchanged over a lifetime between two people who grew up together but went their separate ways teach us what is implied is as revealing and meaningful as what is actually written.

starring Broadway veteran Carolyn Kirsch

Fri 8pm, Sat 2pm & 8pm,  Sun 7pm  Adults $22 Students/Seniors $20

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