ANNIE JUMP AND THE LIBRARY OF HEAVEN

 

By REINA HARDY
Directed by Michele Vazquez

May 13 @ 7p

Annie Jump is a 13-year-old science genius whose alien-obsessed father is the laughingstock of Strawberry, KS. One night, a meteor falls, and Annie meets Althea, an intergalactic supercomputer that manifests itself in the form of a mean girl with really great hair. A play for all audiences about finding your place in the universe, and intelligent life in your neighborhood. Learn more…

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THE VIKING SUICIDES

 

By GEORGE SAPIO
directed by James Knight

July 8 @ 7p

A Viking-themed teenage group suicide attempt sparks off a series of events leading to the formation of a women’s refuge society with dubious goals. Society observes and reacts, not always intelligently, and a well-meaning yet eminently clueless father must find a way to get back to his now-famous daughter by whatever means possible. Learn more…

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LOVE IN BAHIA

 

By ALAN KILPATRICK
directed by Chris Davis

September 9 @ 7p

Fleeing her past as a nurse’s aide at a nursing home in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, Sissy Thorton visits her ex-lover, Darla who’s living in a trailer park in West Texas with her ex-husband Earl. Sissy hopes to rekindle their former romance as well as find refuge from her troubled past. But things get nasty when the topic turns to stolen jewelry and some elderly patients who died under mysterious circumstances at the retirement home where both Sissy and Darla were employed. Learn more…

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THE BURLESQUE ASTRONOMY PLAY

 

By SHEILA COWLEY
directed by Miriam Naponelli

November 11 @ 7p

Andi’s an astronomer trying to find a way off this planet when she meets Cal, an artist thoroughly enjoying Earth. As they tangle with connections and clashes between art and science, Andi starts investigating her femininity the only way she knows how – through the scientific process. Learn more…

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BULLETS, NICKELS, DIMES, AND LIFE

 

By JEREMY KEHOE
directed by Pat Henderson

January 13 @ 7p

Five homeless people find themselves “doing time” – serving their bullet, nickel, dime, and life sentences not behind bars but out in the bright sunlight – while attempting to survive their new reality and maintain their individual and collective humanity in the midst of their open-air prison. Learn more…

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WANT BABY BADLY

By STACEY LANE
directed by Rachael Proulx

March 16 @ 7p

A pregnant college student must decide which of three siblings will adopt their dead brother’s baby. Learn more…