Order tickets online:
[Coming soon]
Order tickets
by phone:
(207) 774-0465
Select your seats using
PSC's Seating Chart
Don't miss the excitement of the 2005-2006
season.
click here
Order tickets online:
[Coming soon]
Order tickets
by phone:
(207) 774-0465
Select your seats using
PSC's Seating Chart
Don't miss the
excitement of the 2005-2006 season.
click
here
Order tickets online:
[Coming soon]
Order tickets by phone:
(207) 774-0465
Select your seats using
PSC's Seating Chart
Don't miss the
excitement of the 2005-2006 season.
click
here
Order tickets online:
[Coming soon]
Order tickets by phone:
(207) 774-0465
Select your seats using
PSC's Seating Chart
To the top |
|
By James Goldman
September 28 to October 17, 2004
It may be 1183 England, but the battle for power is a timeless one
— King Henry and his Eleanor use their banter to sharpen their
tongues like swords, readying for battle, pitting one heir against
another, with the throne as the trophy for the winner. Relentless
ambition has replaced their once great love, with fascinating characters
and brilliant dialogue nearly — just nearly - eclipsing the
terrific story of passion and intrigue.
View producton
photos in slide show format.
By John Cariani
October 26 to November 21, 2004
Quirky little love vignettes, set in the potato country of northern
Maine, offer an evening of enchantment and revelations. This world
premiere is already scheduled to go to New York in March of 2005,
and for excellent reason. Mainer John Cariani has a refreshingly
charming voice, offering a sense of hope and childlike joy rarely
found in contemporary playwrights.
View producton
photos in slide show format.
By Charles Dickens
December 3 to December 24, 2004
This non-subscription holiday special is full of music, spirits,
special effects, and all your favorite characters. Dickens; critically
acclaimed family classic has all the right ingredients for a magical
experience even Scrooge would delight in.
View
producton photos in slide show format.
By Larry Shue
January 25 to February 20, 2005
Wishing for a little peace and quiet at a fishing lodge in Georgia,
Charley Baker is introduced to the locals as a foreigner who can’t
speak English, and that’s all it takes to launch this truly
funny American farce. Playwright Larry Shue leaves no stone unturned,
as he takes pot-shots at everything from the Ku Klux Klan to redneck
mindsets. Filled with hilarious situations and a wacky cast of characters
this show will have you in stitches!
View producton
photos in slide show format.
By Quiara Alegria Hudes
March 1 to March 20, 2005
Quiara Alegria Hudes’ story is spun like a silk spider
web, with the rising sun playing off its fine strands. Mulo Jesus
seeks nothing more than to leave his poor island for the freedom
of the Promised Land, and his journey to the United States helps
each of us understand what dreams may have brought our ancestors
to these shores. Hudes’ play is a true gem, told with striking
imagery and utter simplicity.
View producton
photos in slide show format.
By Stephen Mallatratt,
adapted from a best selling novel by Susan Hill
March 29 to April 17, 2005
In its 15th year on stage in London’s West End
this thriller is absolutely fascinating from beginning to end with
its mysterious setting, intriguing character relationships and subtle
terrors. The playwright has truly captured the intricate balance
between a great character study and a good old-fashioned spine chiller
that will hold audiences on the edge of their chairs gripping the
armrests to the very end!
View producton
photos in slide show format.
By Donald Margulies
April 26 to May 15, 2005
Two couples, close friends and confidants, have spent years
together, passing long nights over dinner talking about relationships,
their children and life in general. Unexpectedly, castrophe strikes
with the announcement of Beth and Tom’s breakup. Can Gabe and
Karen’s marriage survive their best friends’ divorce?
In this 2000 Pulitzer Prize winner, Margulies examines the nature
of friendship, the search for love and the uncertainties of life,
while reminding us all of the irony and humor of our everyday lives.
View
producton photos in slide show format.
Subscribe
Today!
For
further information and to order tickets,
please contact the PSC box office at 207-774-0465.
Or download our Subscription
form in PDF format (260k)
[Season offerings and dates subject to change.]
|
|
