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Current Season Productions

   

Happy
May 30 - June 30, 2013 (National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere)
Written by Robert Caisley
Alfred is happy about his life. He's happy with his job. He's happy with his marriage. He's even happy raising his special needs daughter. But when his best friend invites him to dinner to meet the latest woman in his life, things spin out of control. Happy is a play about how vicious and enviable we can be of people possessed with a natural joie de vivre.

   

Saving Kitty
July 25 - August 25, 2013 (New Jersey Premiere)
Written by Marisa Smith
What happens when a daughter brings home a young man to meet her ultra-liberal parents for the first time and he turns out to be the antithesis of everything they stand for? "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" takes on a whole new meaning in this hilarious new comedy that exposes contemporary hypocrisies and beliefs.

   

Broomstick
September 19 - October 13, 2013 (World Premiere)
Written by John Biguenet
A witch confesses all: her first love affair, how she discovered her powers, how she has used them. But more than that, Broomstick is a funny and frightening return to our childhood where we first wrestled with evil and justice. For the witch is a completely unsentimental moralist who knows everything about the human heart — having been both its victim and avenger all her life long — and who metes out inexorable justice, immune to our pleas for mercy, cackling at our excuses. This is no Hansel and Gretel. In Broomstick, whiners end up in casseroles.

   

Middlemen
November 7 - December 15, 2013 (New Jersey Premiere)
Written by David Jenkins
Amid the drone of industrial air conditioning and the buzz of fluorescent lights, middle manager Stan and fiscal analyst Michael toil away on an exhaustive annual report in their desolate 60 floor office tower. One by one, their co-workers have mysteriously disappeared, but neither really seems to care — except that no one bought milk for the break room and they may have been responsible for the collapse of Bolivia.