Sense and Sensibility Playing Now Through March 12!
Historic Community Theatre in Wayland, MA
2021-22 Season
Special Production: in July 2021, we presented our first open air production, performed at the Wayland High School athletic field:
A Picasso
By Jeffrey Hatcher
Directed by Donnie Baillargeon
July 23, 24, 25, 2021
Featuring:
Pablo Picasso: Chris Cardoni
Miss Fisher: Christina Petrillo
The Price
By Arthur Miller
Directed by Donnie Baillargeon
November 5 - November 20, 2021
FEATURING:
Victor Franz: Bob Williams
Esther Franz: Margaret McCarty
Gregory Solomon: Robert Zawistowski
Walter Franz: Bill Stambaugh
Sense and Sensibility
By Kate Hamill
Directed by James Barton
February 25 - March 12, 2022
FEATURING
Eva Catanzariti
Jasn Myatt
Sylvia Czubarow
Lindsay McAuliffe
Adam Heroux
Mike Haddad
Hope Keeley
Barbara Douglass
Lis Adams
Nick Bennett-Zendzian
Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella
Music by Richard Rodgers, Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
New Book by Douglas Carter Beane; Original Book by Oscar Hammerstein II
Directed by Katie Swimm
May 6 - 21, 2022
FEATURING:
Ella - Melissa Paz
Topher - Sean Donnelly
Jean-Michel - AJ Lyman
Gabrielle - Allison Russel
Charlotte - Sadie Piatt
Madame - Cathy Merlo
Marie - Stephanie Chambers
Sebastian - Charlee Fallon
Pinkleton - Mike Buck
Lords, Ladies, Townsfolk, and Creatures - Dave Brown, Hanna Burnett, Jim Harris, Zack Page, Addie Pates, Lisa Tierney
By August Wilson
Directed by Michelle Aguillon
July 22 - August 6, 2022
Friday, July 22 8pm
Saturdays July 23 - Aug. 6 2pm
Thursday - Saturday, July 28 - Aug. 6 8pm
Tony and Pulitzer winner August Wilson, one of the top dramatists of the 20th century, wrote The Piano Lesson as part of his 10-play “Century Cycle” (which also includes Fences and Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom) that tells of the African-American experience through the decades. This Pulitzer-winning play, although modest in its storytelling, displays Wilson’s uncanny ability to capture a snapshot of humanity, in a supernatural-laced story set in 1936 Pittsburgh. Boy Willie, wanting to be his own boss and to own his own land, wants to sell a piano that resides in his sister’s home. This piano has huge family and cultural significance, and his sister Berniece refuses to part with it. Their fight culminates in a stand-off in which the family and the community gather to give witness, as the siblings bear the weight of history and eventually come to honor it.