No plays are currently on stage, but here is a look at the Parish Theatre Season Calendar.

CYRANO
October 3 - October 18 2008     [ Peformance Schedule ]
Cyrano! His wit is as sharp as his sword, the enormity of his talent, intellect, and passion are matched only by the enormity of his, well, nose. When he falls for the beautiful, strong-willed Roxane, he is too ashamed of his large nose to share his feelings. Instead, when he learns that she loves the handsome but not-so-bright Christian, he writes poetry and love letters to Roxane on Christian's behalf. Complete with exciting swordplay and cavalier costumes, this fresh adaptation of the classic love story is cleverly told entirely in rhyme.

SENIOR CLASS SOCK HOP
October 24 - October 26 2008     [ Peformance Schedule ]
Grab your poodle skirts and penny loafers and get ready for a trip back in time as our seniors celebrate the fabulous '50s. It was a decade of innocence, a time when Republicans liked Ike and everyone loved Lucy. Teenagers across the country tuned in to American Bandstand and the sounds of Frankie Avalon, The Platters, Elvis Presley, Patti Page and Pat Boone filled the airwaves. Featuring all the songs that you remember, this tune-filled musical review is gonna be more fun than a stack of 45's.

THE BAKER'S WIFE
January 30 - February 15 2009     [ Peformance Schedule ]
Old world charm permeates every moment of this bittersweet, wise and gently romantic fable of life and love in southern France. The bickering residents of a small Provencal town at last find peace and contentment in the heavenly bread of the newly arrived baker and his attractive young wife. But when she is lured away by the attentions of a handsome young gigolo, the middle-aged baker is heartbroken and loses all zest for life and baking, throwing the community into chaos. If you're looking for a musical that is warm, mature, intelligent and melodic, you're sure to enjoy The Baker's Wife. But be warned, you should only see it if you're prepared to fall in love. (Adult Themes)

DOUBT
February 27 - March 14 2009     [ Peformance Schedule ]
As compelling as today's headlines, this Pulitzer Prize winning play is set in a Catholic school in the Bronx in 1964. Sister Aloysius, the strong-minded school principal, takes matters into her own hands when she suspects the well-liked Father Flynn of committing the most unthinkable of crimes. Though the evidence is circumstantial, she shows no pity for the likeable priest as she sets out to destroy him for the sin she believes, beyond a shadow of a doubt, he has committed. This powerful new work, focused less on scandal than on fascinating questions of moral certainty, is sure to leave audiences debating the cost of justice.(Adult Themes, Situations)

INTIMATE APPAREL
March 27 - April 11 2009     [ Peformance Schedule ]
This beautifully written play offers unforgettable insight into class and race relations as seen through the eyes of Esther, a gifted African-American seamstress living in Manhattan at the turn of the 20th century. While sewing intimate apparel for clients ranging from socialites to prostitutes, Esther has built a good life for herself, though at 35, she fears she may never marry. Still, she dreams of love, happiness and a successful business venture. So, when she begins to receive beautiful love letters from a Caribbean man named George, Esther opens her heart to the possibilities of romance and a future filled with happiness. (Adult Themes, Situations)

THE CURIOUS SAVAGE
April 24 - April 26 2009     [ Peformance Schedule ]
This warm-hearted comedy revolves around Mrs. Ethel Savage, a slightly eccentric widow who has been left ten million dollars by her late husband. She wants to use the money to establish a fund which would help others realize their hopes and dreams, in spite of the efforts of her grown-up stepchildren to get their hands on it. Fearful that she will squander the money before they can get hold of it, the greedy siblings have the widow committed to a sanatorium where she meets a most interesting group of social outcasts. With the help of her new-found friends, Mrs. Savage leads her stepchildren on a merry chase and along the way learns the true meaning of family.