This World Premiere from the Drama Desk and Obie Award-winning author of Talk Radio, SubUrbia, and Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll trawls the dark undercurrent of human desire.

How far can you go to get what you want? Are you responsible for other people's actions? When do you stop being good? It's as easy as 1+1.

Recommended for mature audiences only – contains strong language & adult situations.

In the summer of 1952, a stand-up comic on the verge of a big TV breakthrough and an actress/activist meet and fall in love. But the House Committee on Un-American Activities is about to present the terrible choice that tests not only their love, but the friendships, loyalties, and convictions of a generation.

This intimate chronicle is based on true events from the lives of the author’s parents, Jack and Madeline Gilford.

The newest project from the Tony Award-winning writer and composer of the groundbreaking musical and Broadway phenomenon Spring Awakening, a black-comic tale of the bad-boy Emperor who fiddles as all faith in his country burns.

A modern musical fairytale about a brother and sister torn apart by their dark past, and reunited by undying love. A haunting tapestry of hope and loss woven together by an emotionally rich book and a gorgeous popular score.

Television comedy writer, playwright and Thurber Prize-winning novelist Alan Zweibel traces his career, from apprenticeship as a seller of $7 jokes to Catskills comedians, through his years as a member of the original Saturday Night Live team, including his wildly popular collaboration with his friend Gilda Radner, and the ensuing adventures of his professional and personal life in this hilarious and moving one-man show.

Susan Smith Blackburn Award-winner Dael Orlandersmith focuses her penetrating, evocative and lyrical imagination on a story of addiction that crosses class, race and gender lines to find a ten-year-old child who must invent an adult within in order to confront the devastation that surrounds him.

Whole Foods. Enlarged prostates. The proactive delineation of loyalty and conviction. A play that approaches what it means to approach 40.

NOTE: Fault Lines will be performed in the Martel

Above the Fold

by Bernard Weinraub
directed by Will Frears
June 29 at 2 pm

Beast

by Michael Weller
directed by Jo Bonney
June 28 at 8 pm

Moving On

by Anton Dudley
directed by Mark Rucker
June 27 at 8 pm

O.P.C.

by Eve Ensler
directed by Michael Wilson
June 29 at 5 pm

Whisper from the Book of Etiquette

by Claire Chafee
directed by Maria Mileaf
June 28 at 2 pm

Free to the public. Reservations strongly recommended (845-437-5599)

Enough

by Deborah Rennard
directed by Max Mayer
August 2 at 2:00 pm
Susan Stein Shiva Theater

Knowing Cairo

by Andrea Stolowitz
directed by Rebecca Taichman
August 3 at 2:00 pm
Susan Stein Shiva Theater

Little Black Dress

by Ronan Noone
directed by Ari Edelson
August 2 at 5:00 pm
Susan Stein Shiva Theater

Mean Time

by Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros
directed by Daniel Aukin
August 1 at 8:00 pm
Susan Stein Shiva Theater

Veronica

written and directed by John Patrick Shanley
August 3 at 5:00 pm
Martel Theater, in the Vogelstein Center for Drama and Film

Free to the public. Reservations strongly recommended (845-437-5599)

During Late Night
Late Night at the Lehman Loeb Art Center

A site-specific performance installation directed and soundpainted by Mark Lindberg (inspired by the current exhibit Facebook: Images of People in Photographs from the Collection).
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