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2010-2011 Season

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 9, 2010

Six angst-ridden, pubescent over-achievers are "supervised" by three adults who appear to have barely managed to escape that time in their lives at all. You can be part of the cast as these unforgettable characters come to the one place where they can stand out and fit in all at the same time. Join these outsiders as they learn that winners seldom really win and that losing doesn't necessarily make you a loser.

Sponsored by Torrington Savings Bank.


Lenny's Dead
NOVEMBER 12 & 13, 2010

Meet Hank. Meet Lenny. Lenny's dead. He was killed in Vietnam on August 9, 1971. Lenny and Hank are two comrades in arms who cannot separate – despite the fact that one of them is dead. Fresh from the New York International Fringe Festival, this original work by Plymouth resident Alex Giacin is not to be missed. Join us as we celebrate and thank Veterans, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice.


Cupid 2.0: A Valentine Cabaret from the Goshen Players
FEBRUARY 11 & 12, 2011

When Cupid went on holiday, his mother Venus hired a "temp." Now Venus thinks it's time for an upgrade, and has summoned Cupid 2.0 to the Pantheon for a performance review. Join us as we celebrate Valentine's day with music and humor. Oh yes, and love! Limited cabaret seating – be sure to order your tickets early!


Dancing at Lughnasa
MAY 6 - 21, 2011

The summer of 1936 was a seminal one for Michael Mundy, his unwed mother and his four spinster aunts. County Donegal, Ireland has not escaped the world-wide economic depression, but the arrival of a radio christened Marconi as well as Michael's uncle Jack opens a world of exciting possibilities to the five women as they struggle to support themselves. Join with the sisters as they make their attempt at living, perhaps even enjoying life. Their dreams may be mere illusions but Michael's memory tells the truth of this poignant, Olivier Award winning story.