Winter

 Directed by Bill Nowell

It's the early 1940s in New York and the country is at war. When the father of young Jay and Arty has to go on a prolonged business trip through the southern states, he leaves his sons with his mother, who owns a candy store in Yonkers. Grandma, Bella, and her gangster brother, Louie, teach the two boys a few lessons about life

Spring

Kitchen Witches 

 by Caroline Smith

 Directed By Kristy Meanor

The Queens of Cuisine have been battling it out on the local cable network for 30 years. Then someone thinks it would be a great idea to team them up on the same cooking show. Years of rivalry and the fact they were in love with the same man years ago, means the television show will be anything but peaceful. Insults fly as thick and fast as the food. The resulting clash turns out to be a smash hit and the Kitchen Witches are indeed the stars of a new kind of cooking show. Winner of the 2005 Samuel French Canadian Playwriting Award.

Summer

 By Rick Lewis   

 Directed by Hazel Jones

During WWII, Hollywood stars and starlets made it their duty to entertain "the boys." G. I. JUKEBOX is a night at the Stage Door Canteen. The cast sings some of the best music of the twentieth century, mostly in four-part harmony. Act 1 is set in uniform khaki, while Act 2 brings out the tuxedos and gowns. The musical numbers span big band, swing and Latin - it's a musical retrospective of an America we'll never see again.

Fall 

By Tom Rooney

Directed by Gary Black

Two not so savvy entrepreneurs and burned out postal workers, decide to start their own business and try their very inexperienced hands at opening a restaurant. Their decision is based upon the observation that the ladder to success at the post office is missing a few rungs. They feel that big money is waiting for people with entrepreneurial spirit and sound business judgment. From their attempts to hire a staff - an impaired deaf/mute chef, an Hispanic busboy... who claims to be Norwegian  and an unemployed actor/waiter  - to the food critic , mounted policeman and a geriatric hit man , who visit the restaurant, chaos reigns. The new gourmet health food restaurant flounders so they concoct a scheme to stage a faux mob hit to drum up business. After all, Zippy's, a popular cross town spot, has been crowded ever since Cy Manamalancia, a notorious mobster, was shot there and that was over twenty years ago. What if someone could get murdered in their restaurant? Flaming Idiots is a contemporary farce which delivers up far more laughs than food.

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