This heartwarmingly zany comedy celebrates marriage Italian-American style. For Penelope Corelli of Queens it’s “’til death do us part” – even if her husband left to buy a pack of gum five years ago and her daughter’s fiancé is wanted by the Feds. With a little luck and lots of love – to say nothing of winning the 53 million dollar lottery! – she vows there’ll be a happy ending after all.
JUNE 27 - JULY 20
a new play by JOEL DRAKE JOHNSON
Tony Award winner Michele Pawk (Hollywood Arms) stars in this New York premiere. When Fay and her daughter Rachel are brought together for the first time in years, their funny, frustrating relationship flames up anew, while a well-meaning cop is caught in the middle. This off-beat, heartbreaking new work examines how the relationship between a parent and a child constantly changes, yet always seems to stay the same.
AUGUST 15 - SEPT 7
a new comedy by RICHARD STRAND
When Molly Snyder asks the Department of Motor Vehicles to correct a typo on her driver’s license, she inadvertently unleashes a mass of red tape that threatens to engulf her home, her career, her sanity and, even possibly, her life. A hilarious, high-energy comedy about being driven to the brink by government bureaucracy and the powers-that-be. New York premiere.
OCTOBER 10 - NOV 2
a thriller by STEPHEN MALLATRATT
Haunted houses, supernatural happenings and stormy nights combine in this adaptation of Susan Hill’s gripping story to create a thriller that taps our primal fears. A grieving lawyer believes a curse has been cast over him and his family by the spectre of the woman in black. In an attempt to exorcise the spirit he engages a young actor to help him tell his story, but as the border between reality and fantasy blurs, the horror starts anew.
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