November 6 through December 13, 2009
ANNA CHRISTIE

By EUGENE O'NEILL. Won the second of the playwright's four
Pulitzer Prizes. A "fallen woman"  is reunited with her father, but has to
battle the sea for the man she loves.

February 12 through March 21, 2010
UNDER MILK WOOD
By DYLAN THOMAS. The great Welsh poet depicts a day in a
small seaside town. This "Play for Voices" is famous for its
soaring language and vivid characters.

May 7 through June 13, 2010
AMPHITRYON 38
By JEAN GIRAUDOUX. In S. N. Behrman's delightful adaptation,
Jupiter falls for a mortal woman who is steadfastly true to her husband.
Funny and  perceptive.

July 23 through August 29, 2010
THE MISUNDERSTANDING
By ALBERT CAMUS. The existentialist masterpiece  by the
author of "The Stranger." Death is the ultimate irony
in this unforgettable drama.