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