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W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan

The grand masters of melody and comedy patched up their dispute …over a carpet (!)…that had kept them apart for years to produce their finest work. Brillent music and witty dialog. Gondoliers is their masterpeice.

Hazel Ellis, a talented and insightful playwright, envisions a world where men don’t exisit. How, she asks, does such a world change the way women interact with each other? Are things much different in 2017 than in 1938 when the play premiered at the Gate Theatre in Dublin?

A Comedy for Philanthropists

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St John Hanken

“St. John Hankin, had me laughing and laughing all afternoon long.” Toronto Globe and Mail . George Bernard Shaw called Hanken”: “One of the masters of comedy among my playwright colleagues.” The play tells the story of how one family’s all-consuming commitment to kindness has awful and amusing consequences that turns their household upside down.

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Anton Chekhov

Olga, Masha, and Irina live in a provincial town from which they long to escape. Their hopes for a life more suited to their cultivated tastes and sensibilities provide a touching counterpoint to the relentless flow of compromising events.

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William Shakespeare

Performed by Shakespeare Alive! advanced summer theater camp

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Samuel Beckett

Is Winnie a symbol of a despoiled Mother Earth or just an Everywoman trapped in the wasteland of life?
Zephyr Teachout returns to reprise her 2007 bomb shell performance of Beckett’s greatest play.

Rick Winston

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