July 7 - July 18 Nikos Stage
2004 Season

A World Premiere from the playwright of James Joyce's The Dead. It’s Rome, 1962, but to a group of visiting Americans it feels more like the far edge of the known world. Rodney, a movie actor, is filming one of the first "Spaghetti Westerns." With him are his twenty-five year old daughter, his recently widowed sister, his manager, and his... Read More

July 21 - August 1 Nikos Stage
2004 Season

R shomon: A park. A thief. A priest. A psychic. A murder. A miracle. A lie. The truth. A World Premiere new musical by Michael John LaChiusa (Broadway’s The Wild Party), suggested from short stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa, that explores the many facets of reality, faith and love with a contemporary, lush score.

August 5 - August 14 Free Theatre | Buxton School Field
2004 Season

Evan Cabnet, the director of 2003’s Ubu The King, returns to WTF with a play that has influences of Alice in Wonderland, Arabian Nights, and The Wizard of Oz. Haroun is the skeptical son of Rashid, a storyteller known as the Shah of Blah. Tired of Rashid’s constant yarn-spinning, Haroun complains, “What’s the use of stories if they aren’t even... Read More

July 14 - July 25 Main Stage
2004 Season

Shakespeare’s most magical play alights on the Main Stage replete with lovers, fairies, music, mirth and a bumbling company of actors. A company of WTF’s beloved (and not bumbling) actors, guided by WTF mainstay Nicholas Martin will transform the theatre into a summertime vision of loveliness filled with laughter, vivifying one of Shakespeare’s most cherished romantic comedies.

July 28 - August 8 Main Stage
2004 Season

"The actual facts are so simple. I love you. You love me. I love Otto. Otto loves you. Otto loves me. There now! Start to unravel from there." And so goes Noel Coward’s classic comedy, a carousel of Bohemian love, passion and friendship that goes from charming to shocking and from London to Paris to New York. Directed by Gregory... Read More

August 11 - August 22 Nikos Stage
2004 Season

Terrence McNally (Love! Valour! Compassion! and Master Class) writes about a couple's love affair with the theatre. Lou and Jessie Nuncle run a children's theatre in a mall in upstate New York. With the possibility of taking over an abandoned vaudeville palace, the Nuncles are forced to examine how far their love of theatre will take them. A World Premiere.... Read More