2012 Past Productions

TAMARACK HOUSE
by Michael Dowling

June 22 through 24, 2012
A compelling group of discarded misfits, caught in the whirlpool of a fleeting American dream, struggle to hold onto the stately boarding house that defines them.

.

HANDICAPPED PEOPLE IN THEIR
FORMAL ATTIRE
by Kathryn Grant

July 12 through July 29, 2012
In 1968, members of the Delaware Association for the Handicapped kick up their heels at a black tie fundraiser to honor quadriplegic, Agnes Sheehan, who is escorted by her able-bodied cousin, Theresa. As the tensions of the era erupt outside, a lifetime of pent-up resentment is unleashed between the two women as they confront the true meaning of sacrifice.

FARRAGUT NORTH
by Beau Willimon

September 6 through 23, 2012
The inspiration for the blockbuster film, The Ides of March, Farragut North takes us on a compelling behind-the-scenes foray into the world of politics and provides a fascinating look into the lives of the true movers and shakers of the modern political spin game.

iDREAM
by Eileen Trauth and Suzanne Trauth

October 11 through 13, 2012
Three high school girls, all confronting an uncertain future, are encouraged by a dynamic teacher to explore the male dominated field of computer technology and begin to discover their place in the world.

LIBERTY LIVE: Talking to Westfield
by E.M. Lewis

December 7 through 9, 2012
Does the key to Trevor's future lie somewhere in Westfield's past? Duringa visit to the Westfield Museum with his Dad, history begins to come tolife -- and Trevor has to figure out how to find his way home. Liberty Liveis an exciting new event that celebrates the history of New Jersey also features a guided tour of the Museum grounds and interactive displays.Fun for the whole family!