Jul 11, 2015
Doubt: A Parable
A strict, traditional nun’s accusation that a beloved, progressive priest has molested the first African-American student enrolled in their parish school…
Doubt: A Parable
Jul 10, 2015
The Merchant of Venice
Debated and disputed for over four centuries, this most contentious of Shakespeare’s comedies depicts an ominous world peopled with racial, religious…
Jul 8, 2015
Tartuffe
Flux Theater Ensemble, the New York City company praised by Backstage for “engaging lucidity and immediacy,” collaborates with Lafayette students in…
Jul 7, 2015
Talk Radio
An offbeat host rules the hellish night of Cleveland call-in radio in Eric Bogosian’s outrageous and entrancing study of men who need to play God. This…
Jul 18, 2014
Proof
David Auburn’s smart, funny play confronts the intersection of genius and insanity through characters that John Simon described as “scientists whose science…
Jul 17, 2014
Xanadu
Based on the campy film classic, this roller-skating musical spoofs matters both earthly and mythical, as a Mount Olympus muse falls in love with a Venice…
Jul 16, 2014
Song of Extinction
A young violinist faces a deadline for a biology paper on extinction while his mother is dying of cancer in E. M. Lewis’ inspiring play, performed as readers…
Jul 15, 2014
Dancing at Lughnasa
Brian Friel lovingly portrays the five unmarried Mundy sisters during the summer of 1936 in rural Donegal. Ancient tribal customs and Christian beliefs…
Jul 14, 2014
Frankenstein
Lafayette students and faculty, like Doctor Frankenstein himself, will bring a new creation to life in performing an original and thrilling take on the…
Jul 17, 2013
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Quirky adolescent overachievers learn that losing doesn’t necessarily make them losers in this hilarious and unlikely musical. Audience members selected…