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Plays that reflect the American Experience in the Deep South, the Rockies, the Great Plains, the Northeast, and who knows how many places in between.

HYDE PARK CHAMBER ENSEMBLE. A magnificent local ensemble in a Saturday afternoon recital of chamber classics.

Come join Flo this year as she celebrates the approach of her 91st Birthday an all-new show called “With A Song in My Heart”, produced by Jan M. Grice and accompanied (as always) by the supremely gifted Jay Kerr.

New neighbors Lizzie Nash and Jack Key share plenty besides a backyard in Lenoraville, Alabama – they’re both schoolteachers, she’s lost a husband, he’s lost a wife, and both of them are hurting. When a bundle of old love letters is discovered in Jack’s new house, it jump-starts a genuine Southern-fried romance!

2014 MacArthur “Genius” Grant recipient Samuel D. Hunter explores the emotional frontier of a family struggling to stay afloat in the vastness of the American landscape in this affectionate, poignant, and profoundly empathetic new play.

A musical valentine to all the romantically disenfranchised, with a score filled with sophisticated comedy numbers that would have made Cole Porter proud.

A host of provocative world premiere one-act plays by some of the most exciting playwrights in America today. Sometimes less can be more as these brilliant, funny, evocative short plays prove.

The Mount Everest of American drama. Over the course of a single day, the autobiographical Tyrone family, torn between love and hatred, blame and pity for one another, grapple with (and succumb to) their demons in perhaps the greatest American play of the 20th Century. A deep dive into the dark soul of the American dream.