The Heiress
by Ruth and Augustus Goetz
Suggested by the Henry James novel Washington Square
Is Doctor Sloper's shy, plain daughter deluding herself? Is the charming
young man courting her sincere? Either way, if she marries her suitor, she
risks losing her inheritance. A compelling drama about love and need.
(September 26-October 18, 2008)

Dangerous Corner
by J. B. Priestley
At a social gathering, the exploration of a seemingly innocent mystery
leads to the uncovering of painful, conflicting truths about the past that
will forever alter the future for those present. A powerful mystery/drama
from the author of An Inspector Calls. (November 21-December 13, 2008)

Ravenscroft
by Don Nigro
In this hilarious spoof of British drawing-room murder mysteries, a
brilliant detective is stymied when he endeavours to uncover the truth
about the mysterious death of the lone man in a houseful of secretive
women. (January 16-February 7, 2009)

Humble Boy
by Charlotte Jones
When troubled young scientist Felix Humble returns to the Humble hive for
the funeral of his beekeeper father, he finds he must come to terms with
the forces affecting his personal life before he can resume his quest to
understand the forces driving the universe.  An intelligent, funny, and
touching play from an accomplished young playwright. (March 13-April 4,2009)

Hay Fever
by Noel Coward
Without informing the others, each delightfully mad member of the Bliss
family invites a guest to stay the weekend. What ensues is madly
delightful. A witty comedy by the master of the genre who also gave us
Private Lives and Blithe Spirit. (May 1-23, 2009)