Chapter Two by Neil Simon - January 8 - February 14

Newly widowed George Schneider meets charming, young Jennie Malone. The two fall in love, but the memory of George’s late wife presents an obstacle to their happiness. Will George and Jennie be able to make a life together? One of Neil Simon’s most poignantly funny plays, Chapter Two is about letting go, starting over and finding love for the second time.

Proof by David Auburn - April 2 - May 9

This Pulitzer-Prize-winning play tells the story of Catherine, a college student, driven to the brink of nervous exhaustion from caring for her ill father, a brilliant math professor. Tensions increase when Catherine’s sister Claire comes to visit; a groundbreaking mathematical proof is discovered in the house; and Hal, a graduate student, tries to make sense of it. This fresh, compelling play examines the issues of madness, trust, and love.

Cash on Delivery! by Michael Cooney - June 4 - July 11

Mild-mannered Eric Swan has been cheating the Social Security Department for years. What happens when a series of auditors and agents show up unexpectedly at his door? Everything! This hit farce moves at breakneck speed, as complications and misunderstandings tangle and multiply. Cash on Delivery! is a roller-coaster ride of a comedy that will have you laughing nonstop!

The Haunting of Hill House by F. Andrew Leslie  - September 3 - October 10

Based on the novel by Shirley Jackson

There’s just one problem with Hill House—nobody who lives there survives. Four psychically gifted people have come to the notorious mansion to uncover its secrets. Will they be able to unearth the reasons behind its treacherous past—or will they die trying? Hang on to your seat this pre-Halloween season and find out!

Putting It Together Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim - November 5 - December 12

This now-legendary revue starred Carol Burnett on Broadway and contains some of Sondheim’s most beloved songs. Putting It Together weaves the story of two couples through song and dance. This elegant, marvelous musical explores the themes of romance and marriage, passion and heartbreak, betrayal and hope—all with Sondheim’s signature wit and style.