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Sigourney Square Park
The Perry Brothers return home for the first time in years to spend the Labor Day Holiday weekend in their childhood home in their widowed Father.The Perry Brothers return home for the first time in years to spend the Labor Day Holiday weekend in their childhood home in their widowed Father. |
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A Fine Line
Ryan and his brother Brandon are forced to go to an inner city high school after their parents divorce. Being two of the only white kids will be a challenge. |
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Once In A Blue Moon
When Eric Callaghan's boyfriend leaves him, he's distraught and not sure what he should do with his life. He decides to go his family's Cape Cod home where he meets Jason, an irreverent handy man and painter. But Eric has reservations about getting involve. |
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Bellevue Landing
A whacky Soap Spoof about a very rich coffee magnet who rules her dysfunctional family with an iron fist! Girlfriend need's to try Decafe - STAT! |
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Will.
A gay lawyer must defend a young man who may have murdered an older gay man. But the evidence doesn't look good. |
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My Gay Son's Wedding
The play continues after Once In A Blue Moon. A year later Eric's boyfriend Jason impulsively pops “The Question”. As they grow closer overwhelm by doubt Eric begins to feel overwhelmed by doubts and his commitment begins weigh on him, endangering his relationship. Will Eric and Jason get married? |
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The Blue Moon Chronicles
This is the Once In A Blue Moon and My Gay Son's Wedding performed together in repertory. See how Eric and Jason's relationship unfolds from the beginning. |
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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Dramatized by Joseph Robinette from the story by C.S. Lewis This new dramatization of C.S. Lewis' classic, set in the land of Narnia, faithfully recreates the magic and mystery of Aslan, the great lion, his struggle with the White Witch, and the adventures of four children who inadvertently wander from an old wardrobe into the exciting, never-to-be-forgotten Narnia. |
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Black Irish
A young African-American man travels to Ireland to meet his grandfather's sister and her family. The welcome he receives is not what he expects, especially after a family secret comes out.
First performed in 1991 for the Seattle Fringe, Jeffrey revived this gem for last year's Hartford Fringe Festival, where it was an instant hit and won Best of The Fest!
A young African-American man travels to Ireland to meet his grandfather's sister and her family. The welcome he receives is not what he expects, especially after a family secret comes out.
First performed in 1991 for the Seattle Fringe, Jeffrey revived this gem for last year's Hartford Fringe Festival, where it was an instant hit and won Best of The Fest!
Watch the documentary below for a behind a scenes look at Black Irish!
