Lindsay-Abaire has been compared to the more youthful writings of New York playwright Christopher Durang. In MEERS, he presents a woman (Clare) who must remember her life afresh each waking day, as well as a mysterious man who abducts her and her pursuing family. The comedy offers both laughter and reflection of "traditional family values" for audiences as they enter Clare's mysterious world where no one is quite what they seem to be.

Notorious New York playwright Durang portrays the marriage of 2 average Americans and the child they attempt to raise. Along the way, they meet a wacky nanny, a baby-eating German Shepherd, and a panoply of characters advising them on the rearing of their only child.

Known as a vehicle for the talents of acclaimed actress Julie Harris, BELLE tells the tale of American poet and artist Emily Dickinson and the challenges this shy recluse faced in creating some of the best loved poetry known to all. Directed by resident director Maureen Kilmurry and featuring local actress Beth Monhollen, BELLE is sure to educate, entertain, and touch all who see it.

This hilarious and raucous account of an actress in New York attempting to practice her art recounts her travails as she travels through countless jobs as secretary, waitress, and whorehouse attendant will be directed by Mark Bucher and will feature East Coast actress Patricia Durante.

In this charming and biting revue, Sondheim's genius is showcased separate from production elements, thus allowing his wit and talent to stand center stage.

This philosophical rarity displays both wit & punch in describing the effects of introducing a gun at a swanky dinner party. The reactions range from shock to intellectual outrage, with all stops in-between.