A woman college English professor is facing the indignities of terminal cancer. Based on sonnets by John Donne,
with metaphors about an experimental chemo program, the female patient comes to reassess her life. She uses wit and humor and develops
an appreciation for simplicity. She is amazed her mind becomes sharper and clearer throughout the treatment.
This is a realistic but disturbing look at medicine and how people cope with the ordeal of death and dying. Drama.

Performance Dates: May 29 - June 15

A young woman released from jail moves to the town of Gilead to make a fresh start. Unfortunately, Gilead has lost its luster.
The stone quarry has closed, people have moved away, and dreams are shattered. But the persistent woman finds a way to
transcend the townsfolk and breathe life back into the town. A very uplifting and hopeful musical.

Performance Dates: August 28 - September 14

In 1960’s New York, a young blind man makes his initial strike for independence by moving from a single parent home
in middle class suburbia to an arty New York Bohemian neighborhood apartment. He strikes up a love affair
with a free-spirited neighbor afraid of commitment. Romantic comedy.

Performance Dates: November 6 - November 23