Opening in March 

“Rehearsal for Murder”

Adapted By

D. D. Brooke

From the book by  Richard Levinson & William Link

Directed  by

 Joe Farella

When his leading lady (and fiancée) Monica Welles is found dead from an apparent suicide after the opening night of her Broadway stage debut, playwright Alex Dennison  is left heartbroken. On the first anniversary of her death, he gathers the cast and crew from that ill-fated night in the same Broadway theater, ostensibly to read a new play he is working on, a mystery in which a famous actress is killed. As the reading progresses, the scenes seem to the cast to be uncomfortably close to actual encounters they might have had with Monica. When pressed, Alex finally reveals that he believes that Monica was murdered and that someone at the theater is her killer.

Opening in April 

“Beau Jest”

 By

James Sherman

Directed  by

 Leslie Hochman

A Jewish woman is fed up of her interfering mother disapproving of her boyfriend and trying to matchmake her with other men. She pretends to break up with him, then makes up a perfect new relationship with a man who meets her parents' expectations - but when they insist on meeting him, she has to hire an actor to play the part.