by David Rimmer First Annual Benefit directed by Eric Coleman A therapist deals with several disparate people who were affected by 9/11 and are trying to process the damage to the city and themselves.

by A.R. Gurney directed by Susanna Frazer In a sly satire of the Bush era, a liberal well-to-do Connecticut matron battles the world and her befuddled, genial Republican husband.

by Lorraine Hansberry directed by Arthur French Reviewed by the MG News The journey of a black family in Chicago’s slums, as they struggle and eventually triumph – when they try to purchase and move to a small suburban house.

by G.B. Shaw directed by Susanna Frazer A delightful dark comedy that Shaw called his only melodrama. Set in 1777 revolutionary New England, rascal/bad boy Dick Dudgeon is willing to die in another man’s place.

Second Annual Cabaret Benefit Brodway stars Stephen Bogardus, Dee Hoty, Amy Justman and others in an array of Broadway favorite songs, plus catered donated gourmet dinners from nearby restaurants!

Third Annual Cabaret Benefit A celebration of Italian arias and folk songs, with wondeful donated food and drink from neighborhood restaurants!

a new play by John Barrow directed by Cecelia Riddett Cecelia Riddett directed this dark comedy, set in a Southern Christian ministry, where Death’s messenger arrives to claim the soul of a televangelist. The evangelist’s wife elects to go in her husband’s place and embarks on an interesting journey on her way to Hell.

by John Henry Redwood directed by Ajene D. Washington Winner of the 2014 AUDELCO Award for Best Revival! Two lonely middle aged sisters in Harlem are thrown into turmoil, romance and hope with the arrival of a young man from the south.