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August 13-14: Wiesenthal by Tom Dugan. This one man show starring Christopher Gibbs, tells the
unforgettable story of Simon Wiesenthal, a Holocaust survivor turned
Nazi hunter.
August 27: An
Evening of Live Music. A musical fundraiser
for our black box productions that will follow a coffee-house, open
mic format.
September 8-11: the CTG
black box production Bent, by Martin
Sherman. This depiction of the persecution of
homosexuals in Nazi Germany, is a brutal, emotional love
story. Recommended for adults only, due to language,
violence and sexual situations.
October 18-November 13: The
Book of Will by Lauren Gunderson. This lighthearted and humorous spin through a piece of
Elizabethan history provides a peek into William Shakespeare’s world
through the eyes of his friends, who worked together to save his
plays for posterity.
December 1-4: Tragedy, A Tragedy, by
Will Eno. A CTG black box production. SUNRISE
UNCERTAIN! NIGHT CONTINUES TO FALL! Story at 11. A
crack reporting team brings you the moment-by-moment action. You've
got questions, WCTG has answers…We hope.
February 17- March 5: The Father by Florian
Zeller. In this tragic farce we meet 80
year-old André, who lives with his daughter and her husband,
Antoine…Or is André an engineer, whose daughter lives in London with
her new lover, Pierre?
May 5-21: Pride and Prejudice by Kate
Hamill. Based on the novel by Jane Austen, the
absurdities and thrills of finding your match in life are explored
with a fun, modern feel. Literature’s greatest tale of love has never
felt so full of life as it does in this effervescent adaptation.
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