The Book of Job
arranged for stage by Orlin Corey,
with costume and makeup design by Irene Corey.

Byzantine Mosaics come to life as ten men and women capture the struggle and faith of Job. The imagery and music of the King James Version are accentuated with unison speeches and dramatic monologue from the cast.

Driving Miss Daisy
by Alfred Uhry

A 72 year old, rich, sharp-tongued southern Jewish widow is forced by her son to use the services of a chauffer. Hoke, the chauffer, is a thoughtful, gentle, unemployed black man. Over a period of 25 years their relationship goes from latent prejudicial disdain to mutual respect and friendship.

Someone Save My Baby Ruth
(a one hour comedy)

Uh-Oh Here Comes Christmas
based on the books by Robert Fulgham,
adapted by Ernest Zulia and David Caldwell,

Uh-Oh Here Comes Christmas is the sequel to All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten. This charming show takes a funny, heartwarming and often poignant look at the struggle to find the spirit of Christmas amid the avalanche of commercialism.

September Bears
by Jeff Barker

This story of love from a Long Island town begins September 11, 2001. Sue Lucarelli, a New York City teacher, and her 10 year old students seek comfort after this tragedy. What ensues becomes an international charity organization called “Hugs Across America,” which brings comfort to children involved in domestic violence, children in hospitals, and children that are affected by natural disasters, like the recent tsunami in Asia.