THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST

Derek Mazukiewicz, Katie McGillick, Elaine D'Addezio, Eryn LeCroy and Douglas McLaughlin in the handbag discovery scene from Turning Leaf Theater Company's 2010 production of THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST.



Douglas McLaughlin and Catherine Rowe as John Worthington and Lady Bracknell in Turning Leaf Theater Company's 2010 production of THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST by Oscar Wilde.

UPCOMING SHOW NOTICE

TURNING LEAF THEATER COMPANY is proud to present
THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams

Directed by Rob Pherson
Lighting Design by Elyse Halloran

Featuring:
Catherine Rowe
Quinn Shephard
Noah Stanzione
Jonathan Wierzbicki

Performances July 29-August 7, 2011
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00
Sundays at 2:00

Circle Players
416 Victoria Avenue
Piscataway, NJ

Ticket information pending

Scene from PRIDE & PREJUDICE

Eryn LeCroy as Elizabeth, Caitlin Blauvelt as Charlotte, Naphtali Brooks as Colonel Fitzwilliam, Catherine Rowe as Lady Catherine, William Prochazka as Darcy and Matthew Donahue as Mr. Collins

PRIDE & PREJUDICE

Villagers Theatre, 415 Demott Lane, Somerset, NJ

proudly presents a main stage production of

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

By Jon Jory
Adapted from the novel by Jane Austen

Fridays: March 6, 13, 20 at 8:00 PM
Saturdays: March 7, 14, 21 at 8:00 PM
Sundays: March 8, 15, 22 at 2:00 PM

Our story's heroine is Elizabeth Bennet, a 20-year-old who realizes how pride can stop people seeing the truth of a situation, and get in the way of their achieving happiness. Jane Austen, who was only 21 when she started writing the book, was critical of the gender injustices present in 19th-century English society. Dubbed as the first psychological novel by some for its depth of characterisation, Pride And Prejudice has it all – love triangles, class divide, vanity, snobbery. And the dashing Mr Darcy!

CAST

Mary- Anna Paone
Lydia- Bryana Cruz
Lady Catherine- Catherine Rowe
Elizabeth- Eryn LeCroy
Mr. Lucas/Mr. Gardiner- Joe Rodriquez
Miss Bingley- Kristen Kohaut
Mrs. Bennet- Lori Dahlberg
Mr. Bennet- Jon Heron
Mr. Collins- Matt Donohue
Jane- Tess Ammerman
Kitty- Tobi Sigona
Mr. Bingley- Tom Smith
Darcy- Will Prochazka
Charlotte- Caitlin Blauvelt
Mrs. Gardiner- Jackie Masters
Wickham- Derek Mazukiewicz
Denny / Soldier/Fitzwilliam- Naphtali Brooks

PRODUCTION STAFF
Producer- Jeff Dworkin
Director- Ana Kalet
Stage Manager- Jordan Mento
Choreographer- Jillian Kimberlin
Set Design- Jeff Dworkin, Guy Suabedissen
Lighting Design- Mitch Ruff

St. Teresa Benedicta a Cruce

FAVOR at Villagers Theatre

Villagers Theatre
415 Demott Lane
Somerset, NJ 08875

THE BLACK BOX SERIES PROUDLY PRESENTS

THE WORLD PREMIERE OF

FAVOR

by D. Ferrara

Edith Stein's journey from Jewish professor to Catholic saint

Directed by Catherine Rowe Pherson
Assistant Directed by Rob Pherson
Produced by Roz Wroblewski
Lighting Design by Elyse Halloran
Stage Manager Melissa Leshchanka

CAST
Neil Fasolino as Phillip McConnaghie
Cody Dalton as Edith Stein
Tom Stevenson as Cardinal Ricondardi/Father Mantacle
Mike Levine as Cardinal Bernelli/Edmund Husserl
Ruth Neaveill as Rachel Rosenthal
Lona Alpert as Mathilde Messcheph
James Boyd as Brunhill/Gabriel/Reinach/Weiners

PERFORMANCE DATES
February 29 thru March 15, 2008
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM
Sunday, March 9 at 2:00 PM
TICKETS
$12.00 per person
Call (732) 873-2710 for information or
Reserve Tickets at http://www.villagerstheatre.com

Villagers Theatre

415 Demott Lane

Somerset, NJ 08875

New Playwrights Series 2007

JOEY’S LAST MEAL by Henry Meyerson of Hoboken, NJ

February 5 at 8:00 p.m.

On death row, a prisoner’s refusal to eat his last meal leads to madcap patter, a beating and surprising relationship revelations.

POSTED UP by Steven A. Shapiro of South Amboy, NJ

February 12 at 8:00 p.m.

A basketball star sentenced to community service in a dialysis center learns a thing or two from the elderly patients.

RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT TIME by Lia Romeo of New Brunswick, NJ

February 19 at 8:00 p.m.

In this cynical adult romance, a divorced novelist agrees to marry a jilted heiress, which leads to entanglements with her mother, her ersatz fiancé and his ex-wife.

NECESSARY GEOGRAPHY by Robin Rice Lichtig of West Milford, NJ

February 26 at 8:00 p.m.

The early life of Marjory Stoneman Douglas (20th century environmentalist) is plagued by a manic-depressive mother, eccentric grandparents and aunt, and the call of the Native American spirit of the Everglades.

FREE ADMISSION