Our 2011 - 2012 Season

Blame It on Beckett
October 7 — October 31, 2011

by John Morogiello
directed by Jackob G. Hofmann

 World Premiere Meet Heidi Bishop, a bright-eyed, tenacious literary intern with big dreams and an even BIGGER problem: Jim Foley, her bitterly sarcastic boss with a penchant for caffeine and chaos. Set in a literary office of a regional theatre company, Blame It on Beckett follows Heidi's struggles to balance her artistic integrity against the demands of her personal and professional life. From the writer of Abingdon's hit production Engaging Shaw, John Morogiello, Blame It on Beckett is directed by Jackob G. Hofmann in the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre.
Wed & Thur 7pm // Fri & Sat 8pm // Sat & Sun 2pm

Lost on the Natchez Trace
February 3 — February 26, 2012

by Jan Buttram
directed by Kate Bushmann

World Premiere When slave auctioneer Malcolm Jeters falls from his mule in Mississippi's Natchez Trace, he is left stranded, injured and starving.  Tom, a runaway slave, discovers him, offering a sliver of hope in the vast swampland.  The meeting triggers a desperate negotiation for Malcolm's rescue.  Who will pay the highest price?  Lost on the Natchez Trace is written by Abingdon's Artistic Director Jan Buttram, writer of Phantom Killer, and directed by Kate Bushmann at the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre. For tickets click HERE!
Wed & Thur 7pm // Fri & Sat 8pm // Sat & Sun 2pm

Lifeline
March 9 — April 1, 2012

by Frank Tangredi
directed by Jules Ochoa

World Premiere When good-hearted, helpful Pete rents his basement room to depressed, unstable Ken, there seems to be potential for a wonderful friendship. But, as he delves into Ken’s world, Pete uncovers problems that might not be solved with a game of poker and a six-pack.  Some lives may be impossible to save. Lifeline is written by the 2008 Christopher Brian Wolk Award winner Frank Tangredi and directed by Jules Ochoa. For tickets click HERE!
Wed & Thur 7pm // Fri & Sat 8pm // Sat & Sun 2pm