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Our 2008 Summer Season

A Moon for the Misbegotten
by Eugene O'Neill

A Moon for the Misbegotten is a classic love story about two lost souls, James and Josie, and their chance encounter over the course of a moonlit night. Their only possibility for love and forgiveness lies in the other, and they spend the night struggling to find hope, happiness and ultimately the redemption of love. Eugene O’Neill’s last play is a warm, wise and infectious blend of comedy, tragedy, autobiography and imagination.

“wistful, playful and unabashedly romantic” ~Talkin’ Broadway

True West
by Sam Shepard

A searing, dark comedy, True West tells the story of Austin, a straight-laced aspiring screenwriter on the verge of getting his break, and his brother Lee, a beer-guzzling drifter and thief. When they meet at their absent mother’s house they clash over a script Austin has sold to a producer. As the story unfolds, the line between the brothers blurs, tensions rise and sibling rivalry is displayed at its finest.

“ … an entertaining psychic battle royal” ~Curtain Up

The Clean House
by Sarah Ruhl

Matilde is a Brazilian housekeeper who doesn’t like to clean. Instead, she prefers trying to dream up the funniest joke in the world. Charles, her married boss, is a surgeon who reveals he has fallen in love with a patient. Two sisters find themselves caught in the middle of these situations. A finalist for the 2004 Pulitzer Prize, The Clean House is a quirky and unexpectedly moving comedy about love, loss and the power of a good joke.

“A wondrously mad and moving work.” ~Variety