Welcome the new season with Charles Schulz' beloved Peanuts comic strip characters in a fun-for-the-whole-family musical.  Spend a day in the life of Charlie Brown - with his friends Lucy, Schroeder, Linus, and of course, that World War One flying ace - Snoopy!

September 6-22, 2001

Directed by Chas Thomas

As we begin to feel autumn's chill, experience the chilling and sometimes amusing tale based on Harper Lee's Pulitzer-Prizewinning novel.  Watch through the eyes of young Scout, as her father becomes the hero of a community drama centered on race and the search for justice.

October 11-27, 2001

Directed by Paul Kerrigan

It's our Holiday gift to you.  Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic story of Maria and the von Trapp family.  Bring your family to enjoy unforgettable tunes like "Edelweiss," "Do Re Mi," and, of course, "My Favorite Things."

November 23 - December 15, 2001

Directed by Larry Jansen

A comic masterpiece by local playwright Michael Hollinger.  His imagination takes us to the height of the Cold War - with sex, spies, McCarthyism, communism and murder.  Make no mistake; Cold War mysteries have never been funnier.

January 3-19, 2002

Directed by George Ainslie

Explore Life, Love and Death with three sisters, reunited on the eve of their mother's funeral.  All three come to realize that their mother isn't to blame for all of their flaws, nor are all of their sisters' faults unforgivable.

February 7-23, 2002

Directed by Scott Jones

The 1999 Pulitzer Prizewinner for best drama.  A proud, tough, and supremely intelligent scholar finds that her formidable wit is of little use in her fight against ovarian cancer.  Yet she faces her illness and impending death with profound and surprising humor.

  March 14-30,  2002

Directed by George Mulford

Celebrate the approach of summer with Lerner and Loewe's heartwarming musical of a beautiful and charming adolescent girl in 1900 Paris.  Incredible songs like "Thank Heaven for Little Girls,"  "Gigi," and "The Night They Invented Champagne," won Gigi the 1958 Academy Award for Best Picture.  Come see why!

April 25-May 11, 2002

Directed by Miriam Barnett Boland