PERFORMANCES AND PRODUCTIONS

A Woman of No Importance 2008
A Woman of No Importance was one of Oscar Wilde's earliest plays and is a comedy of upper class society. It begins in Lady Hunstanton's house where she is holding a party for all her friends and guests. Gerald runs in and tells her his good news, Lord Illingworth has given him a job offer. This is grand news so Lady Hunstanton sends a letter to his mother, Mrs. Arbuthnot, to tell her the good news. While the guests wait, Gerald and Hester, an American visitor fall in love. When Mrs. Arbuthnot arrives, she realizes that the man, Lord Illingworth, who offered to take Gerald as his secretatry, is actually the man with whom she had an affair with. The story unfolds as Lord Illingworth and Mrs. Arbuthnot fight over Gerald.

7 Stories 2006
7 Stories, written by Morris Panych's is about a man who wakes up one day and decides that he is going to jump off his apartment building ledge and hopefully commit suicide. After stepping onto the ledge, the man meets many people in the building who tell their stories to hmi. Each window has a new story and new advice to give the man as to why or why not life is worth living.

Brighton Beach Memoirs 2002
Brighton Beach Memoirs was written by Neil Simon. The play takes place before World War 2 with Eugene, a young Jewish boy recalling his memories of a teenager living with his parents, aunt, two cousins, and older brother, Stanley. Eugene looks up to and admires Stanley. The memories go through his puberty years and shows how he went through that stage ni hsi life and how the family struggled with poverty in a crowded house.