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Painting Churches, a Staged Reading, is rescheduled
for Saturday, May 9 at 2 and 7pm, see below.
March 6-15
Dublin Carol by Conor McPherson
ACT of Davie with South Florida Irish Theatre
Directed by Christopher Harrington
Produced by Dana Fredbaugh
Show times are Fridays at 8, Saturdays at 2 & 8 and Sundays at 2. Tickets are only $10!
John Plunkett, a man whose life was nearly destroyed by drinking, now holds down a steady job at a Dublin undertaker’s office. When his estranged daughter appears on Christmas Eve with disturbing news, it sets off a series of painful confessions that ultimately offer John a chance to escape the burdens of his past. It's a magical,heartfelt and compelling play from the author of The Weir.
April 24-May 3
Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire
A Pulitzer Prize winner for Best Drama
Directed by Carla Zackson Heller​​
Produced by Dana Fredebaugh
Show times are Fridays at 8, Saturdays at 2 & 8 and Sundays at 2. Tickets are only $10!
Rabbit Hole is an intimate portrait of a family adjusting to sudden change. Through sharp dialogue and deeply human moments, the play uncovers love, loyalty, and unexpected humor. Rabbit Hole is a moving exploration of how families endure, even when certainty disappears.
May 9
Painting Churches by Tina Howe
Saturday at 2 & 7 PM
Directed by Sherry Lifeset
Produced by Christopher Harrington
Admission is free. A small donation will be appreciated.
Painting Churches, by Tina Howe, is a fragile and layered story in the Absurdist tradition, that explores the shifting tides of relationships between parents and their adult children, while examining memory loss and the passage of time. It takes place in the living room of a classic Boston brownstone in the mid-80s.
June 12
Murder by the Book
Barbara Fox's Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre
Tickets $30, Dinner (included) Friday at 6pm
The New Leaf bookstore invites you to a book signing with three noted authors: a psychic, a comedian, and a mystery writer, but one of them has written their last story. Can you figure out the plot and solve the mystery?
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