Humble Boy
By:  Charlotte Jones
Jan. 12 – Feb. 4

Critics' Circle Theatre Award for Best New Play2001 a modern-day Shakespearesque dramatic-comedy about broken vows, failed hopes and the joys of beekeeping

Maybe, Baby It’s You

By:  Charlie Shanian & Shari Simpson

Mar. 2 – 25

A series of skits where 2 actors explore the trials,  tribulations, & hilarity of dating with a variety of situations & characters.  A fun, light-hearted, silly evening of theatre that’ll keep you laughing. 

The Gingerbread Lady

By:  Neil Simon

April 20 – May 13

"Neil Simon's characteristic wit and humor are at their brilliant best"
New York Post

One of Simon’s own personal favorites; a funny and moving look at family, friendships and the strength of the human spirit.

As Bees in Honey Drown

By:  Douglas Carter Beane

June 8 – July 1st

A comedy about the pitfalls of the unquenchable hunger for fame where the lead is a postmodern female conartist “no better than she has to be, in a world considerably worse than it ought to be”.

Juvie

By: Jerome McDonough

July 27 – Aug. 19

It's nighttime in a juvenile detention facility, and all of the regulars, as well as some new faces, have been brought in to await justice.  As the night goes on, these teenagers will reveal the human beings behind the crime statistics-- but is it too late for them to change?  This exciting tale unfolds with theatrical flare using movement & music.  You won't want to miss it.

Chekhov in Yalta

By: John Driver & Jeffrey Haddow

Sept. 21 – Oct. 14

Los Angeles Drama Critics Award for Distinguished Playwriting and an American Theatre Critics Citation. "A truly Chekhovian comedy filled with wit, style, and passion." L.A. Star News

The Smell of the Kill

By:  Michele Lowe

Nov. 2 – 18

A delicious, biting example of black comedy & the lengths desperate housewives will go.