April 17 – May 16, 2010 :Love and grief, life and death are both endless and tentative, fixed and mutable in the strange world of "Eurydice," the devastatingly lovely -- and just plain devastating--theatrical gloss on the Orpheus myth by the inventive young playwright Sarah Ruhl." ~ NY Times
Highly regarded, and gaining a growing national reputation for developing new plays, including seven world premieres to date, among them Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle, Ghost Dance, and The Scottsboro Boys. New plays are work-shopped in rehearsal and given staged readings followed by discussions between playwright, director and audiences.
July 16 and 17, 2010 CONFESSIONS OF A PULPETEER In this one-man show with five fiddles and song, area local Lee Boek explores the rise and fall of his career as a fundamentalist preacher, from his childhood days listening to fire and brimstone sermons on the radio to his travels across America as a young itinerant preacher. When his seriously epileptic son becomes an emblem of what it means to be excluded, Boek reexamines his faith.
