Season 2022-2023

1. 

   Dunsinane

Season 2021-2022

1. 

   Pass Over

2. 

   Georgiana and Kitty: Christmas at Pemberley

3. 

   Hotter Than Egypt

4. 

   The Sound Inside

Season 2020-2021

1. 

   The Catastrophist

2. 

   American Dreams

3. 

   It Can't Happen Here

4. 

   Brilliant Mind

5. 

   The Breath Project | Inaugural Virtual Theatre Festival

Season 2019-2020

1. 

   Sovereignty

2. 

   Mother of the Maid

3. 

   Noura

4. 

   Love

5. 

   Botticelli in the Fire

Season 2018-2019

1. 

   Oslo

2. 

   The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley

3. 

   How I Learned What I Learned

4. 

   The Who & The What

5. 

   Jazz

6. 

   Wink

Season 2017-2018

1. 

   Thomas and Sally

2. 

   Shakespeare in Love

3. 

   Skeleton Crew

4. 

   The Wolves

5. 

   Marjorie Prime

6. 

   Straight White Men

Season 2016-2017

1. 

   August: Osage County

2. 

   Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley

3. 

   Native Son

4. 

   peerless

5. 

   Guards at the Taj

6. 

   The Legend of Georgia McBride

Season 2015-2016

1. 

   The Oldest Boy

2. 

   My Mañana Comes

3. 

   August Wilson’s Gem of the Ocean

4. 

   Swimmers

5. 

   Anne Boleyn

6. 

   The Invisible Hand

Season 2014-2015

1. 

   Fetch Clay, Make Man

2. 

   The Whale

3. 

   The Complete History of Comedy (abridged)

4. 

   The Convert

5. 

   The Way West

6. 

   Choir Boy

Season 2013-2014

1. 

   Good People

2. 

   I and You

3. 

   Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol

4. 

   Lasso of Truth

5. 

   Fences

6. 

   Failure: A Love Story

Season 2012-2013

1. 

   Circle Mirror Transformation

2. 

   Topdog / Underdog

3. 

   It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play

4. 

   Waiting for Godot

5. 

   The Whipping Man

6. 

   The Beauty Queen of Leenane

Season 2011-2012

1. 

   Seven Guitars

2. 

   Bellwether

3. 

   The Glass Menagerie

4. 

   A Steady Rain

5. 

   Othello, the Moor of Venice

6. 

   God of Carnage

Season 2010-2011

1. In the Red and Brown Water | West Coast Premiere

   September 9 - October 10

   By Tarell Alvin McCraney; directed by Ryan Rilette

2. 9 Circles

   October 14 - November 7

   By Bill Cain; directed by Kent Nicholson. World Premiere Winner of 2010 Sky Cooper New American Play Prize; winner of 2011 Harold and Mimi Steinberg/American Theatre Critics Association New Play Award.

3. Happy Now? | West Coast Premiere

   November 11 - December 5

   By Lucinda Coxon; directed by Jasson Minadakis

4. Seagull | World Premiere

   January 27 - February 27

   By Anton Chekhov, new version by Libby Appel
   from a literal translation by Allison Horsley; directed by Jasson Minadakis

5. Fuddy Meers

   March 31 - April 24

   By David Lindsay-Abaire; directed by Ryan Rilette

6. Edward Albee's Tiny Alice

   June 2 - June 26

   By Edward Albee; directed by Jasson Minadakis

Season 2009-2010

1. My Name is Asher Lev | West Coast Premiere

   September 10 - October 11

   By Aaron Posner, adapted from the novel by Chaim Potok; directed by Hal Brooks

2. boom | Bay Area Premiere

   November 12 - December 6

   By Peter Sinn Nachtrieb; directed by Ryan Rilette

3. Sunlight | National New Play Network World Premiere Winner of 2009 Sky Cooper New American Play Prize

   January 21 - February 14

   By Sharr White; directed by Jasson Minadakis

4. Equivocation | Bay Area Premiere

   March 25 - May 2

   By Bill Cain; directed by Jasson Minadakis

5. Woody Guthrie's American Song

   May 27 - June 27

   Conceived and adapted by Peter Glazer, songs and writings by Woody Guthrie, orchestrations and vocal arrangements by Jeff Waxman; directed by Peter Glazer

Season 2008-2009

1. Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune

   September 11 - October 5

   By Terrence McNally; directed by Jasson Minadakis

2. The Seafarer | Bay Area Premiere

   November 13 - December 14

   By Conor McPherson; directed by Jasson Minadakis

3. My Children! My Africa!

   January 15 - February 15

   By Athol Fugard; directed by Josh Costello

4. Lydia | West Coast Premiere

   March 19 - April 12

   By Octavio Solis; directed by Jasson Minadakis

5. Magic Forest Farm | World Premiere Winner of 2008 Sky Cooper New American Play Prize

   April 22 - May 17

   By Zayd Dohrn; directed by Ryan Rilette

6. What the Butler Saw

   June 4 - July 5

   By Joe Orton; directed by Amy Glazer

Season 2007-2008

1. Love Song | West Coast Premiere

   September 6 - September 30

   By John Kolvenbach; directed by Jasson Minadakis

2. Found Objects Workshop production

   October 10 - October 28

   By Kenn Robin; directed by Robin Stanton

3. Lovers & Executioners | Bay Area Premiere

   November 15 - December 16

   By John Strand; directed by Josh Costello

4. said Saïd | West Coast Premiere

   January 31 - February 24

   By Kenneth Lin; directed by Jasson Minadakis

5. A Street Car Named Desire

   March 27 - April 20

   By Tennessee Williams; directed by Jasson Minadakis

6. Love Person | National New Play Network World Premiere

   April 23 - May 18

   By Aditi Brennan Kapil; directed by Gia Forakis

7. Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris

   May 22 - June 22

   Conception, English lyrics and additional material by Eric Blau and Mort Shuman; music and original lyrics and commentary by Jacques Brel; additional arrangements by Eric Svejar; directed by Kent Nicholson

Season 2006-2007

1. Orson’s Shadow | Bay Area Premiere

   September 7 - October 8

   By Austin Pendleton, conceived by Judith Auberjonois; directed by Lee Sankowich

2. Tartuffe – An Adaptation

   November 9 - December 17

   By Molière; adapted and directed by Giulio Cesare Perrone | Co-produced with Dell’Arte Company

3. Frozen | Bay Area Premiere

   January 11 - February 11

   By Bryony Lavery; directed by Amy Glazer

4. The Good German | West Coast Premiere

   March 15 - April 15

   By David Wiltse; directed by Kent Nicholson

5. The Subject Tonight is Love | West Coast Premiere

   May 10 - June 10

   By Sandra Deer; directed by Jasson Minadakis

Season 2005-2006

1. River’s End | World Premiere

   September 8 - October 9

   Book and lyrics by Cheryl Coons, music by Chuck Larkin; directed by Lee Sankowich

2. Splittin’ the Raft | World Premiere

   November 10 - December 11

   By Scott Kaiser; directed by Danny Scheie

3. Killer Joe

   January 12 - February 12

   By Tracy Letts; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. Old Wicked Songs

   March 16 - April 16

   By Jon Marans; directed by Barbara Damashek

5. Displaced | World Premiere

   May 11 - June 11

   By Rogelio Martinez; directed by Amy Glazer

Season 2004-2005

1. Beggar’s Holiday | World Premiere

   September 10 - October 10

   Adapted by Dale Wasserman, music by Duke Ellington, original lyrics by John Latouche; directed by Lee Sankowich | Co-produced by Allegro Theatre Company

2. Life X 3

   November 11 - December 12

   By Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton; directed by Amy Glazer

3. Fortune | World Premiere

   January 13 - February 13

   By Deborah Zoe Laufer; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. Bus Stop

   March 17 - April 17

   By William Inge; directed by Michael Butler

5. Charlie Cox Runs with Scissors | West Coast Premiere

   May 19 - June 19

   By Michael McKeever; directed by Lee Sankowich

Season 2003-2004

1. Me and My Girl

   September 4 - October 5

   Book and music by L. Arthur Rose and Douglas Furber; music by Noel Gay; directed by Lee Sankowich | Co-produced by Allegro Theatre Company

2. The Pavilion

   November 6 - December 7

   By Craig Wright; directed by Danny Scheie | Co-produced by Center REPertory Company

3. The Last Schwartz | West Coast Premiere

   January 8 - February 15

   By Deborah Zoe Laufer; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. My Old Lady

   March 11 - April 11

   By Israel Horovitz; directed by Amy Glazer

5. Communicating Doors

   May 13 - June 13

   By Alan Ayckbourn; directed by Lee Sankowich

Season 2002-2003

1. The Music Lesson

   September 5 - October 6

   By Tammy Ryan; directed by Amy Glazer

2. Wonderful Town

   November 7 - December 15

   Book by Joseph Fields and Jerome Chodorov, music by Leonard Bernstein, lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; directed by Lee Sankowich | Co-produced by Allegro Theatre Company

3. Fugitive Kind | Professional World Premiere

   January 9 - February 9

   By Tennessee Williams; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. Syncopation | West Coast Premiere

   March 13 - April 13

   By Allan Knee; directed by Eleanor Reissa

5. Communicating Doors

   May 8 - June 8

   By Martin Duberman; directed by Lee Sankowich

Season 2001-2002

1. Misalliance

   September 6 - September 30

   By George Bernard Shaw; directed by Amy Glazer

2. Moving Bodies | World Premiere

   September 27 - October 21

   By Arthur Giron; directed by Lee Sankowich | MTC "2nd Stage" Production

3. Lady in the Dark

   November 8 - December 9

   Book by Moss Hart, music by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Ira Gershwin; directed by Lee Sankowich| Co-produced by Allegro Theatre Company

4. Sockdology | West Coast Premiere

   January 17 - February 10

   By Jeffrey Hatcher; directed by David Dower

5. The Hairy Ape

   March 14 - April 7

   By Eugene O’Neill; directed by Lee Sankowich

6. Two for the Seesaw

   May 16 - June 9

   By William Gibson, directed by Domenique Lozano

Season 2000-2001

1. As Thousands Cheer

   September 7 - October 1

   Sketches by Moss Hart, music and lyrics by Irving Berlin; directed by Danny Scheie | Co-produced by Allegro Theatre Company

2. Morning’s at Seven

   November 2 - November 26

   By Paul Osborn; directed by Lee Sankowich

3. Indiscretions

   January 11 - February 4

   By Jean Cocteau, translated by Jeremy Sams; directed by Amy Glazer

4. Who Loves You, Jimmy Orrio? | World Premiere

   February 1 - February 25

   By Cheryldee Huddleston; directed by Barbara Bosch | MTC "2nd Stage" Production

5. The Crucible

   March 8 - April 1

   By Arthur Miller; directed by Lee Sankowich

6. Sacco & Vanzetti: A Vaudeville

   May 3 - May 27

   By Louis Lippa; directed by Dan Chumley

Season 1999-2000

1. Pal Joey

   September 9 - October 10

   Book by John O'Hara, music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart; directed by Albert Takazauckas | Co-produced by Allegro Theatre Company

2. Spring Storm | World Premiere

   November 11 - December 19

   By Tennessee Williams; directed by Lee Sankowich

3. Mister Schpill and Mister Tippeton | US Premiere

   January 13 - February 13

   By Gilles Ségal; translated by Sarah O'Connor; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. Candida

   March 9 - April 9

   By George Bernard Shaw; directed by Amy Glazer

5. The Woman in Black

   May 4 - June 4

   Adapted by Stephen Mallatratt, based on novel by Susan Hill; directed by Lee Sankowich

Season 1998-1999

1. Bleacher Bums

   September 17 - October 18

   Written and conceived by Joe Mantegna and Organic Theatre Company, directed by Lee Sankowich

2. Blood Knot

   November 12 - December 13

   By Athol Fugard; directed by Russell Vandenbroucke

3. The Puppetmaster of Lodz

   January 14 - February 14

   By Gilles Ségal; translated by Sarah O'Connor; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. Mere Mortals

   March 11 - April 11

   By David Ives; directed by Albert Takazauckas

5. Cowgirls

   May 6 - June 6

   Book by Betsy Howie, music and lyrics by Mary Murffit; directed by Eleanor Reissa

Season 1997-1998

1. Company

   September 18 - October 19

   Book by George Furth, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim; directed by Albert Takazauckas

2.  Molly Sweeney

   November 12 - December 14

   By Brian Friel; directed by Lee Sankowich

3. The Turn of the Screw

   January 8 - February 8

   Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher, original story by Henry James; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. The History of America (Abridged) and The Bible: The Complete Word of God (Abridged)

   February 26 - March 29

   Created and directed by the Reduced Shakespeare Company

5. The Real Thing

   April 23 - May 24

   By Tom Stoppard; directed by Lee Sankowich

Season 1996-1997

1. Becket, or the Honor of God

   September 19 - October 20

   By Jean Anouilh, translated by Lucienne Hill; directed by Lee Sankowich

2. The Old Lady’s Guide to Survival

   November 14 - December 15

   By Mayo Simon; directed by Lee Sankowich

3. Emma’s Child

   January 9 - February 9

   By Kristine Thatcher; directed by Bob McCracken

4. The Lay of the Land

   March 13 - April 13

   By Mel Shapiro; directed by Lee Sankowich

5. Avenue X

   May 1 - June 1

   Book and lyrics by John Jiler, music by Ray Leslee; directed by Eleanor Reissa

Season 1995-1996

1. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

   September 21 - October 22

   Adapted by Dale Wasserman; original novel by Ken Kesey; directed by Lee Sankowich

2. From the Mississippi Delta

   November 9 - December 10

   By Dr. Endesha Ida Mae Holland; directed by Tazewell Thompson

3. Kindertransport

   January 11 - February 11

   By Diane Samuels; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. All in the Timing: Six One-Act Comedies (Sure Thing; Words, Words, Words; The Universal Language; Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread; The Philadelphia; Variations on the Death of Trotsky)

   March 7 - April 7

   By David Ives; directed by Albert Takazauckas

5. Picnic

   May 2 - June 2

   By William Inge; directed by Danny Scheie

Season 1994-1995

1. Wilder, Wilder, Wilder: Three Plays by Thornton Wilder

   September 22 - October 23

   By Thornton Wilder; directed by Albert Takazauckas

2. Michael, Margaret, Pat and Kate: A Musical Reminiscence

   November 10 - December 11

   Book by Peter Glazer and Michael Smith, music and lyrics by Michael Smith; directed by Peter Glazer

3. Keely and Du

   January 12 - February 12

   By Martin Jane; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. The Art of Dining

   March 2 - April 2

   By Tina Howe; directed by Hope Alexander-Willis

5. A Perfect Ganesh

   April 27 - May 28

   By Terrence McNally; directed by Lee Sankowich

Season 1993-1994

1. Shadowlands

   September 16 - October 17

   By Wiliam Nicholson; directed by Lee Sankowich

2. Inspecting Carol

   November 4 - December 5

   By Daniel Sullivan and the Seattle Repertory Theatre; directed by WIll Huddleston

3. The Sum of Us

   January 13 - February 13

   By David Stevens; directed by David Ford

4. The Loman Family Picnic

   March 3 - April 4

   By Donald Margulies; directed by Lee Sankowich

5. Lips Together, Teeth Apart

   April 28 - May 29

   By Terrence McNally; directed by Lee Sankowich

Season 1992-1993

1. The Women

   September 17 - October 18

   By Clare Boothe Luce; directed by Lee Sankowich

2. Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill

   November 5 - December 6

   By Lanie Robertson; directed by Danny Duncan

3. A Shayna Maidel

   January 14 - February 14

   By Barbara Lebow; directed by Lee Sankowich

4. Lend Me a Tenor

   March 4 - April 4

   By Ken Ludwig; directed by Albert Takazauckas

5. The Price

   April 29 - May 30

   By Arthur Miller; directed by Richard Rossi

6. Side by Side by Sondheim: A Musical Entertainment

   August 5 - August 29

   Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, continuity by Ned Sherrin; directed and choreographed by Randal K. West

Season 1991-1992

1. Let Me Sing and I'm Happy: An Evening of Gershwin, Berlin, and Kern

   September 19 - October 20

   Created by Donna McKechnie, Teri Ralston, and Tucker Smith; directed by Alan Johnson

2. Cobb

   November 7 - December 8

   By Lee Blessing; directed by Lee Sankowich

3. Born Yesterday

   January 16 - February 16

   By Garson Kanin; directed by Richard Seyd

4. A Dream of Wealth | World Premiere

   March 5 - April 5

   By Arthur Giron; directed by Lee Sankowich

5. Arms and the Man

   April 30 - May 31

   By George Bernard Shaw; directed by Barbara Damashek

Season 1990-1991

1. Lemon Sky

   September 11 - October 14

   By Lanford Wilson; directed by Lee Sankowich

2. Passion

   October 30 - December 2

   By Peter Nichols; directed by Kenn Watt

3. Orphans

   January 15 - February 17

   By Lyle Kessler; directed by Robert Elross

4. The Middle Ages

   March 5 - April 7

   By A.R. Gurney Jr.; directed by Will Marchetti

5. And a Nightingale Sang

   April 23 - May 26

   By C.P. Taylor; directed by Lee Sankowich

Season 1989-1990

1. Modiglani

   September 13 - October 15

   By Dennis McIntyre; directed by Will Marchetti and Jeffrey Bihr

2. Loot

   November 1 - December 23

   By Joe Orton; directed by Simon Levy

3. Glengarry Glen Ross

   January 10 - February 11

   By David Mamet; directed by Richard Seyd

4. Becoming Memories

   February 28 - April 1

   By Arthur Giron; directed by Lee Sankowich

5. Room Service

   April 18 - May 21

   By John Muray and Allan Boretz; directed by James Dunn

Season 1988-1989

1. "Master Harold" ...and the Boys

   September 7 - October 2

   By Athol Fugard; directed by Ben Dickson

2. Noises Off

   October 26 - November 20

   By Michael Frayn; directed by Richard Seyd

3. Aesthetic Peril

   December 9 - December 23

   Created and directed by Vaudeville Nouveau

4. All My Sons

   January 11 - February 5

   By Arthur Miller; directed by Susan Marsden | Co-produced with Eureka Theatre Company

5. Daddy's Dyin' (Who's Got the Will?)

   March 1 - March 26

   By Del Shores; directed by Will Marchetti

6. I Do! I Do!

   April 19 - May 14

   Book and lyrics by Tom Jones, music by Harvey Schmidt, based on play by Jan de Hartog; directed by J.D. Trow

7. The Broken Jug | World Premiere of new English version

   May 31 - June 25

   By Heinrich von Kleist; translated by James Keller; directed by Albert Takazauckas

Season 1987-1988

1. The Marriage of Bette and Boo | West Coast Premiere

   September 16 - October 11

   By Christoper Durang; directed by Will Marchetti

2. Strange Snow

   November 4 - November 29

   By Stephen Metcalfe; directed by Tom Ramirez

3. Uncle Vanya | World Premiere of new English version

   January 6 - January 31

   By Anton Checkhov; translated by James Keller; directed by Albert Takazauckas

4. Artichoke

   February 24 - March 20

   By Joanna M. Glass; directed by J.D. Trow

5. Hedda Gabbler

   April 13 - May 8

   By Ibsen Henrik; revised by Maria Irene, translated by William Archer; directed by Julie Hébert

6. On the Verge

   June 1 - June 26

   By Eric Overmeyer; Directed by Julian Lopez-Morillas

Season 1986-1987

1. Homesteaders

   September 18 - October 19

   By Nina Shengold; directed by J.D. Trow

2. The Abdication

   November 6 - December 7

   By Ruth Wolff; directed by Andrea Gordon

3. Two for the Seesaw

   January 8 - February 8

   By William Gibson; directed by Ben Dickson

4. The Guardsman

   February 26 - March 29

   By Ferenc Molnar; adapted by James Keller; directed by Albert Takazauckas

5. Wings

   April 16 - May 17

   By Arthur Kopit

6. We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay!

   May 28 - June 28

   By Dario Fo; North America version by Davis R.G.; directed by Will Marchetti

Season 1985-1986

1. Foxfire

   September 24 - October 20

   By Susan Cooper and Hume Cronyn; music by Jonathan Holtzman; directed by Karl Rawicz

2. Starting Here, Starting Now

   November 5 - December 1

   Music by David Shire, lyrics by Richard Maltby Jr.; directed by Marilyn Izdebski

3. Fisherdad | World Premiere

   December 11 - December 15

   By Lewis Carter; directed by Joseph Morley

4. A Different Reality | World Premiere

   January 8 - January 12

   By Joan Sadler; directed by Heidi Orley

5. K2

   January 28 - February 23

   By Patrick Meyers

6. The Night of Triblades

   March 11 - April 6

   By Per Olov Enquist

7. Crimes of the Heart

   April 22 - May 18

   By Beth Henley

8. The Unseen Hand

   June 3 - June 29

   By Sam Shepard

Season 1984-1985

1. Candida

   September 8 - October 13

   By George Bernard Shaw; directed by Ben Dickson

2. What the Butler Saw

   November 3 - December 8

   By Joe Orton; directed by Julian Lopez-Morillas

3. The House of Blue Leaves

   January 11 - February 16

   By John Guare; directed by Karl Rawicz

4. Class | West Coast Premiere

   March 8 - April 13

   By Jon Lipsky and Steve Wangh; directed by Martha Corscaden

5. Love Dance | World Premiere of new translation of Reigen

   May 4 - June 8

   By Arthur Schnitzler; translated and adapted by Rick and Edith Foster; directed by Rick Foster

Season 1983-1984

1. The Price

   September 9 - October 15

   By Arthur Miller; directed by Ben Dickson

2. Filumena

   November 5 - December 10

   By Eduardo de Filippo; directed by Stafani Priest

3. The Tooth of Crime

   January 13 - February 18

   By Sam Shepard

4. Vieux Carré

   March 9 - April 14

   By Tennessee Williams; directed by Gayle Howard

5. Dr. Hotstuff | World Premiere

   May 5 - June 9

   By Rick Foster; loosely adapted from Moliére's The Doctor in Spite of Himself

Season 1982-1983

1. A Doll's House

   September 10 - October 16

   By Henrik Ibsen; directed by Gayle Howard

2. The Man Who Came to Dinner

   November 6 - December 11

   By George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart; directed by Ben Dickson

3. Tango

   January 8 - February 12

   By Slawomir Mrozek; directed by Will Marchetti

4. Splendid Rebels

   March 5 - April 9

   By Ernst A. Joselovitz; directed by J.D. Trow

5. A Lesson from Aloes

   April 29 - June 4

   By Athol Fugard; directed by Karl Rawicz

Season 1981-1982

1. Ladies in Retirement

   September 11 - October 17

   By Edward Percy and Reginald Denham; directed by Will Marchetti

2. Under Milk Wood

   November 7 - December 12

   By Dylan Thomas; directed by Ben Dickson

3. The Visit

   January 8 - February 13

   By Friedrich Dürrenmatt; directed by Sandra Singer

4. Sand Light | World Premiere

   March 6 - April 10

   By Bart Schneider; directed by Stephanie Priest

5. School for Scandal

   May 8 - June 12

   By Richard Brinsley Sheridan; directed by Gayle Howard

6. Legacies

   May 17

   By Karen Iris Bogen; directed by Will Marchetti

Season 1980-1981

1. Who's Happy Now

   September 12 - November 1

   By Oliver Hailey; directed by Will Marchetti

2. Old Times

   November 8 - December 6

   By Harold Pinter; directed by Sandra Singer

3. The Crucible

   January 16 - March 7

   By Arthur Miller; directed by Gayle Howard

4. Rainbow | World Premiere

   March 13 - April 18

   By Gerald Mueller and Susan Rabin; choreography by Gardner Carlson; directed by Will Marchetti

5. The Sly Fox

   May 21 - June 5

   By Larry Gelbert; directed by Gayle Howard

Season 1979-1980

1. The House of Bernard Alba

   September 8 - October 13

   By Federico Garcia Lorca; directed by Gayle Howard

2. Bus Stop

   November 3 - December 8

   By William Inge; directed by Renée Peterson

3. Bottom of the Ninth | World Premiere

   January 18 - February 23

   By Bradford Guthrie; directed by Will Marchetti

4. A View from the Bridge

   March 14 - April 12

   By Arthur Miller; directed by Andrew Spathis

5. The Importance of Being Earnest

   May 3 - May 31

   By Oscar Wilde; directed by Gayle Howard

6. A Company of Wayward Saints

   July 18 - August 3

   By George Herman; directed by Gayle Howard

Season 1978-1979

1. Room Service

   September 15 - October 14

   By John Murray and Allen Boretz; directed by Will Marchetti

2. Lion in Winter

   November 2 - December 9

   By James Goldman; directed by Gayle Howard

3. Caravan Theatre

   December 22 - December 31

   European Folklore; directed by Gayle Howard

4. A Delicate Balance

   January 19 - February 17

   By Edward Albee; directed by Ben Dickson

5. Vanities

   March 9 - April 7

   By Jack Heifner; directed by Renée Peterson

6. Look Homeward, Angel

   April 27 - June 2

   By Ketti Frings; based on novel by Thomas Wolfe; directed by Will Marchetti

Season 1978

1. Geography of a Horse Dreamer

   January 27 - February 25

   By Sam Shepard; directed by Richard Poe

2. Footfalls

   January 27 - February 25

   By Samuel Beckett; directed by Richard Poe

3. The Rainmaker

   March 1 - March 31

   By Richard N. Nash

4. The Private Ear

   April 1 - April 30

   By Peter Shaffer; directed by Steve Riffkin

5. The Public Eye

   April 1 - April 30

   By Peter Shaffer; directed by Steve Riffkin

6. A Midsummer Night's Dream

   May 1 - May 31

   By William Shakespeare; directed by Daniel Tamm

Season 1977

1. The Rainmaker

   October 27 - November 26

   By Richard N. Nash; directed by Will Marchetti

2. Caravan Theatre

   December 3 - December 31

   European Folklore; directed by Gayle Howard

Season 1976

1. The World of Carl Sandburg

   By Norman Corwin

2. Tom Paine

   By Paul Foster

Season 1975-1976

1. The Subject Was Roses

   September 6 - September 27

   By Frank Gilroy; directed by Sean David Bennett

2. The Flowering Peach

   October 25 - November 8

   By Clifford Odel; directed by Sean David Bennett

Season 1974-1975

1. Oh Kay

   July 26 - July 24

   Book by Guy Bolton and P.G. Wodehouse; music George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin; directed by Robert Bush

2. The World of Art Hoppe | World Premiere

   September 13 - October 5

   Adapted by Russ Compton; directed by James Drew

3. The Caretaker

   October 25 - November 16

   By Harold Pinter; directed by Nancy Ringler

4. The Medium

   October 25 - November 16

   By Gian Carlo Menotti; directed by Jan Luergan

5. The Member of the Wedding

   January 10 - February 8

   By Carson McCullers; directed by Dorothy Desrosiers

6. From Berlin to Broadway

   February 28 - March 29

   By Kurt Weill; directed by Nancy Ringler

7. Blithe Spirit

   May 9 - May 31

   By Noel Coward; directed by Lynn Arden

Season 1973-1974

1. A Streetcar Named Desire

   October 19 - November 24

   By Tennessee Williams; directed by Paul Shepard

2. Welcome to the Monkey House

   February 15 - March 16

   By Christoper Sergel, adapted from the novel by Kurt Vonnegut Jr.; directed by Robin Jackson

3. Luv

   May 4 - June 8

   By Murray Schisgal; directed by Will Marchetti

4. Amahl and the Night Visitors

   By Gian Carlo Menotti

Season 1972-1973

1. Oedipus Rex

   October 5 - October 22

   By Sophocles; directed by Martin Frick

2. The Infernal Machine

   October 27 - November 5

   By Jean Cocteau; directed by Ellen Ernest Genese

3. A Season's Special

   November 17 - December 8

   By John Balmer

4. Moonchildren  | West Coast Premiere

   January 31 - February 17

   By Michael Weller; directed by Sali Lieberman

5. Acrobats and Line

   February 1 - March 3

   By Israel Horowitz

6. The Ghost Train

   March 1 - March 31

   By Arnold Ridley

7. The Rainmaker

   By Richard N. Nash; directed by Will Marchetti

Season 1972

1. Spoon River Anthology

   May 19 - June 24

   By Charles Aidman; adapted from poems by Edward Lee Masters; directed by Ellen Ernest

2. Jaques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris

   Conceived and translated by Eric, Mort, and Shuman Blau; music and lyrics by Jaques Brel

Season 1971-1972

1. A Moon for the Misbegotten

   January 1 - January 31

   By Eugene O'Neil

2. The Tenth Man

   March 26 - April 24

   By Paddy Chayersky; directed by Robert Adler

3. The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail

   By Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee

4. Telemacus Clay

   By Lewis John Carlino

5. The Beggar's Opera

   By John Gay; music, lyrics, and adaptation by John Balmer and William Douglas; directed by William Douglas

Season 1969-1970

1. The Good Woman of Setzuan

   February 20 - March 21

   By Bertolt Brecht; translated by Eric Bentley; directed by Philip Larson

2. Joe Egg

   May 8 - May 30

   By Peter Nichols; directed by Dion Chesse

3. Silhouettes

   May 19 - May 30

   By Ted Harrison; directed by James Wigfall

4. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

   October 31 - November 29

   By Dale Wasserman; adapted from the novel by Ken Kesey; directed by Robin Jackson

5. Rashomon

   By Fay and Michael Kanin; directed by Desmond Grogan. [Dates unknown]

Season 1969

1. The Miser

   By Moliere; directed by Dan Caldwell

2. The Trojan Women

   By Jean-Paul Sartre; adapted from the play by Euripedes, translated by Ronald Duncan; directed by Dion Chesse

Season 1968

1. An Evening with Edna St. Vincent Millay

   January 2

   Conceived by A.J. Esta; directed by A.J. Esta

2. Another Part of the Forest

   February 23 - March 16

   By Lillian Hellman; directed by A.J. Esta

3. The Curious Savage

   May 24 - June 15

   By John Patrick; directed by A.J. Esta

4. The Glass Menagerie

   October 18 - November 16

   By Tennessee Williams; directed by A.J. Esta

Season 1967

1. The Physicists

   March 31 - April 15

   By Friedrich Dürrenmatt; translated by James Kirkup; directed by Martin Ponch

   MTC's FIRST PLAY EVER!

2. Epitaph for George Dillon

   By John Osborne [Dates unknown]