DUBLIN CAROL

by Conor McPherson
November 14 – December 14, 2008

It is Christmas Eve in Dublin and assistant funeral director John Plunkett is no Scrooge, but he has a lot to consider about his past, present, and future. His alcohol-clouded life has caused great damage to himself and those close to him.  Conor McPherson describes Plunkett’s last chance with the same compassion and unsentimental clarity seen in The Weir, Shining City, and The Seafarer.

Directed by Jack Sbarbori

MONDAY EVENING 1942

by Steve LaRocque
April 17 – May 17, 2009
A father’s painful good-bye with his only daughter before she leaves home to join the Army in World War II is the focus of this World Premiere drama. The farewell takes place against the backdrop of the 1942 baseball All-Star Game at the Polo Grounds and a city-wide air raid drill that included a complete blackout of New York City. 

Written and Directed by Steve LaRocque

CAPTAIN DREW ON LEAVE

by Hubert Henry Davies
July 10 – August 9, 2009

It is Summer 1905, and Captain Drew finds himself on leave from the Royal Navy, looking for a bit of romantic adventure.  He lands in a totally unexpected situation after meeting Martha Moxon, wife of a local industrialist. Hubert Henry Davies, creator of Quotidian’s Spring 2008 success The Mollusc, applied his same gentle, hilarious touch to this romantic comedy that will also touch your heart.

Directed by Jack Sbarbori