A heartfelt thank you to all of our patrons for making our 60th anniversary season such an incredible success—and for warmly welcoming us into our new home at the historic Hanover Tavern. Your support has meant the world to us.
We’re thrilled to continue bringing bold, engaging theatre to this beautiful venue as we embark on our 61st season.
Please join us for a dynamic trio of productions that explore truth, friendship, and a bit of historical hilarity. From the sharp wit of The Lifespan of a Fact, to the emotional depth of Dinner with Friends, and the comedic charm of George Washington’s Teeth, this season promises laughter, reflection, and unforgettable moments on stage.
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| The Life Span of a Fact By Jeremy Kareken & David Murrell and Gordon Farrell 8/29/25 -9/14/25 |
| A sharp, fast-paced showdown between fact and fiction, The Lifespan of a Fact pits an ambitious young fact-checker against a celebrated writer with a flair for dramatic storytelling. As deadlines loom and tempers flare, the two must confront the blurry line between truth and narrative. |
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| Dinner With Friends By Donald Margulise 2/6/26-2/22/26 |
| When a seemingly perfect couple’s divorce sends shockwaves through their close-knit friend group, long-held beliefs about love, loyalty, and marriage come under the spotlight. A heartfelt, honest look at the bonds that shape us. |
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| George Washington’s Teeth By Mark St. Germain 6/5/26-6/21/26 |
| A group of quirky women in a struggling historical society will stop at nothing to save their museum—including hunting down a pair of the first President’s dentures. A hilarious comedy about history, identity, and doing whatever it takes to stay relevant. |