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Matt Cox, creator of Puffs, has written a new play which also happens to involve witches. Witches!? In Salem?! is a darkly comedic, yet (mostly) historically accurate take on the Salem Witch Trials and all the (mostly) historically accurate horrors which may occur when populism runs rampant, injustice is a day to day occurrence, and a rigid religious minority sets the laws of the land. You know, old timey problems. A companion, or an alternative, to a certain other Salem play you probably read in high school.
Friday, July 24th 7-9 PM
Saturday, July 25th 11-1 PM
Non-Equity/Non-Paid
The second coming of Jesus? Or is it. When a heavily pregnant Mary arrives back in her hometown of Bethlehem Maryland, rumors fly about the baby's birth. A hilarious new comedy is born this December.
Saturday, September 19th
Sunday, September 20th
Non-Equity/Non-Paid
Patience is a comic operetta by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan that satirizes the Victorian obsession with aestheticism, celebrity, and fashionable trends. The story follows the simple milkmaid Patience, who becomes caught between two rival poets while a group of lovestruck maidens and neglected soldiers compete for affection and attention. Through mistaken ideas about love and self-sacrifice, the operetta humorously exposes vanity, pretension, and the tendency to follow popular fads
Non-Equity/Non-Paid
It's 1934, and the clever and combustible Lucille Wiley, Manager of the Cleveland Grand Opera Company, is ready to welcome world-class soprano Elena Firenzi for her one-night-only starring role in Carmen. Alas, Elena arrives late, her impassioned husband Pasquale has a fit of jealousy, and it remains to be seen whether Mrs. Wiley’s mousy but determined assistant Jo can save the day.
Based on Ken Ludwig’s Tony Award-winning Lend Me A Tenor, this madcap screwball comedy features ladies in the leading roles and is guaranteed to leave audiences teary-eyed with laughter.
Non-Equity/Non-Paid
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The year is 1935 and the Central State Hospital is one of seven psychiatric facilities in the U.S. built exclusively to care for “insane and idiotic negroes,” where the homeless and downtrodden are housed alongside the criminally insane and diseased. Attius builds coffins for the hospital where he has been locked up for years, but when two new patients ask him to help them escape Attius dares to dream of a life beyond his confines.
Non-Equity/Non-Paid
In collaboration with BPF a new play will be selected from the 2027 BPF Readings Season for its first full stage production.
