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THE BEST MAN - THE DRESSING ROOM THEATRE
September 15 thru October 2
Directed By John Atkin
The Best Man crackles with the smart lines and situations inherent to the work of Gore Vidal. The political
intrigues rampant in Vidal’s 1960 setting are strangely similar to that of the present day. This darkly satirical drama
finds two presidential contenders seeking the endorsement of an aging ex-president and explores how personal
agendas can change the course of a nation’s destiny.
RAGTIME - THE KWESKIN THEATRE
September 23 thru October 22
Directed by George S. Croom
At the dawn of a new century, everything is changing…and anything is possible. The stories of an upper-class wife,
a determined Jewish immigrant and a daring young Harlem musician unfold. Set in turn-of-the-century New York,
all three people are united by their desire and belief in a brighter tomorrow. Their compelling stories are set to a
rich and glorious score. Winning Tony Awards for Best Book and Best Musical Score, Ragtime is a sweeping,
powerful musical about a restless period in our history. But it is also an intimate story about love, loss and growing
up.
GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS - THE DRESSING ROOM THEATRE
October 20 thru November 6
Directed by Julie Bell Petrak
This Pulitzer Prize-winning drama will be presented like you’ve never seen it before: with an all-female cast. When
an office full of agents is given the news that all but the top two will be fired at the end of the week, the
atmosphere begins to heat up. The play shows the lives of four desperate agents who are prepared to engage in any
number of unethical, illegal acts—from lies and flattery to bribery, threats, intimidation and burglary—to sell
undesirable real estate to unwitting prospective buyers. It is based on author David Mamet's experience working in
a similar office. RATED R for language.
SCROOGE: THE MUSICAL - THE KWESKIN THEATRE
November 18 thru December 17
Directed by Kari Sweeney Efferen
Start your holiday season off with this classic! Scrooge: The Musical is a 1992 stage musical with book, music and
lyrics by Leslie Bricusse. Its score and book are closely adapted from the music and screenplay of the 1970 musical
film Scrooge. It closely follows the plot of Charles Dickens' “A Christmas Carol,” in which the miserly Ebenezer
Scrooge undergoes a profound experience of redemption over the course of a Christmas Eve night, after being visited by the ghost of his former partner Jacob Marley and the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future. (Special
Saturday afternoon performances scheduled too.)
A MERRY MULBERRY STREET MUSICAL - THE DRESSING ROOM THEATRE
December 1 thru 17
Directed by Brian Bianco
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Since its premiere in 2009, A Merry Mulberry Street Musical has played to sold out
crowds at nearly every performance each time it has played here (2009, 2010, 2012, 2014). For more than 75 years,
audiences have laughed along with Stamford’s most-produced romantic comedy, Mulberry Street. Now, the same
families are back for a heart-warming and riotous musical romp featuring a terrific score by Jeffrey Lodin and William Squier. Join the Morello and Baccolini families during the 1944 holiday season and watch what happens while
the boys are overseas and an outcast sister-in-law comes back into their lives! Book early before we sell out again.
THE DELVAL DIVAS - THE DRESSING ROOM THEATRE
January 12 thru 29
Directed by Gail Yudain
Stella Wild, MBA, Rosemary Adams, JD/MBA, Linda Robertson, MD.,Ph.D., and Beth Ziegler, MBA, have some things
in common. Besides being educated, successful, professional women, they also share the same address. It isn't a
swanky high rise apartment building or a beachfront condo - they reside at the Delaware Valley Federal Correctional
Facility, a low-level security prison for white and "pink" collar criminals. With the Warden in one pocket and their
cell block guard in another, the "Divas" continue to indulge their lavish and luxurious lifestyles until Beth is prematurely released and a murderess moves in to her place. Adding insult to injury, the Department of Corrections has
announced its intention to close the Delval facility due to mismanagement and relocate inmates to the less-thanglamorous Black Rock Federal Prison. How do the Divas save Delval, solve a murder and reunite on a Roman holiday? Who ever said that crime doesn't pay?
THE WHO’S TOMMY - THE KWESKIN THEATRE
February 2 thru 18
Directed by Robi Hager
A deaf, dumb and blind boy's journey from pain to triumph is a sensory-defying rock and roll experience. Based on
the iconic 1969 rock concept album, The Who's Tommy is an exhilarating story of hope, healing, and the human
spirit. This five-time Tony Award-winning musical was translated to the stage by theatrical wizard Des McAnuff into
a high-energy, one-of-a-kind theatrical event. After witnessing the accidental murder of his mother's lover by his
father, Tommy is traumatized into catatonia, and as the boy grows, he suffers abuse at the hands of his sadistic
relatives and neighbors. As an adolescent, he's discovered to have an uncanny knack for playing pinball, and when
his mother finally breaks through his catatonia, he becomes an international pinball superstar. May not be
appropriate for younger audiences.
THE DAYS OF WINE & ROSES - THE DRESSING ROOM THEATRE
March 2 thru 19
Directed by Richard Mancini
This drama depicts the slow deterioration of a marriage due to alcoholism as ambitious ad man Joe Clay gets his
wife Kristen to join him in drinking bouts that soon begin to destroy their lives. Using the framework of an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting, Joe gets up to address the gathering and his story is told in flashbacks that begin 10 years
earlier. How they met, where it begins and how it will end play out in this award-winning drama.
BEAUTY & THE BEAST - THE KWESKIN THEATRE
Mar. 31 thru Apr. 29
Directed by Brian Bianco
BE OUR GUEST as this Academy Award-winning film comes to life in a romantic and beloved take on the classic
fairytale. The classic story tells of Belle, a young woman in a provincial town, and the Beast, who is really a young
prince trapped under the spell of an enchantress. If the Beast can learn to love and be loved, the curse will end and
he will be transformed to his former self. But time is running out. If the Beast does not learn his lesson soon, he and
his household will be doomed for all eternity. Perfect family entertainment.
THE INDEPENDENTS - THE DRESSING ROOM THEATRE
April 13 thru 23
Directed by Christopher Ward
This is a bold new play about the great American impressionist Mary Cassatt and her stormy relationship with the
demanding French artist Edgar Degas. Their short tumultuous time together resulted in the creation of a series of
masterpieces that stunned the art world. These two strong-willed independent artists never backed down from a
fight, nor failed to use their razor sharp wit to win an argument. The Independents is as humorous as it is educational. Fear not: you don’t need to know anything about art to enjoy the show. The great works of Cassatt and Degas will
be prominently featured throughout the performance. The Independents will be an entertaining, enriching and enlightening experience for all who attend.
THE MAN WITH THE GLASS HEART - THE DRESSING ROOM THEATRE
May 4 thru 14
Directed by Carole Claps
WORLD PREMIERE! This original musical was first presented as a concert reading in our Musical Monday’s series and
is now here for its first full-scale production. The story of father and son is a tale as old as time or in this case, as old
as glass. The father in this 5th century story seeks appreciation for the gifts he gives his son, who rejects them but
goes on to invent modern glass-making and surpass his father’s wildest dreams.
SWEET CHARITY - THE KWESKIN THEATRE
June 2 thru 24
Directed by Debra Lee Failla
Sweet Charity is a tender, poignant and consistently funny look at the adventures, or rather, the misadventures, in
the ways of love encountered by the gullible and guileless lady known as Charity Hope Valentine. Charity sings,
dances, laughs and cries her way through romances with the “animal magnetism” hero, the “ultra-chic continental”
hero, and the “impossible-to believe-but-he’s-better than nothing” type hero. Her world is the all too real world of
Times Square, and the people who pass through her world are a deceptively charming a group. This is a bright and
sophisticated show in every sense. Neil Simon has a particular talent for looking at the truly amusing side of life.
Wonderful musical numbers include Big Spender, If My Friends Could See Me Now, Too Many Tomorrows, There’s
Gotta Be Something Better Than This, I’m a Brass Band and Baby, Dream Your Dream. ..and fabulous dancing too!