ON ROUTE TO CHINA
20th Season Celebratory Production
The Last Will
by Robert Brustein
directed by and featuring Austin Pendleton as William Shakespeare
Retired after years of struggle and success in London, William Shakespeare suffers from a fatal illness, which causes his mind to deteriorate and obscures his ability to distinguish between fact and fiction. As Will wrestles with suspicions, delusions, and family resentments, he longs for forgiveness. As he composes his final testament, Richard Burbage tries to persuade him to return to London to write again.
LEAVING MAY 9th FOR CHINA and the WUZHEN THEATRE FESTIVAL
The Good Boy
written and performed by Michael Bonnabel
directed by Darin Anthony
This is the humorous and heartwarming tale of Michael Bonnabel’s struggle to gain independence from his large, loving and complicated family, led by deaf parents. Told in sign, speech and song, Bonnabel explores the weight of the adult responsibilities he faced as a young boy, as well as his yearning to bond with his emotionally distant father.
NOW through - May 19, 2013
Wed/Thurs 7pm, Fri/Sat 8pm, Sat/Sun 2pm
in the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre
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2 more SPECIAL SIGNED PERFORMANCES for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community!
Signed by Laurie Nash
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Wednesday, May 8 at 7pm
Saturday, May 18 at 2pm
PAST SHOWS THIS SEASON
CAST: Peter Brouwer, Brian McManamon, Susan Louise O'Connor,
Gerardo Rodriguez, Nancy Rodriguez, and Rae C Wright
Bodega Bay
by Elisabeth Karlin
directed by Sturgis Warner
Nobody notices or remembers Louise Finch. With her life in shambles, this shy and awkward soul who has never ventured beyond Staten Island, sets out into the dangerous unknown to find the mother who left her and her troubled brother years earlier. It is a strange and zany odyssey that hurls Louise across a country populated by the peculiar and turns this insignificant spectator into an active participant in a chaotic world.
January 25 - February 17, 2013
Wed/Thurs 7pm, Fri/Sat 8pm, Sat/Sun 2pm
In the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre
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March Madness
by Mike Vogel
directed by Donald Brenner
With the economy struggling and newspapers dying, Maury and his fellow reporters devise a desperate plan that will allow one of them to escape office hell and live his or her dream. The office sports pool, once a fun diversion, becomes a deadly serious game when the ante is substantially raised, and what's at stake becomes no less than their lives. And yes, it’s a comedy!
October 26 - November 18, 2012
Wed/Thurs 7pm, Fri/Sat 8pm, Sat/Sun 2pm
In the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre