Pictures!

We sent morning glory seeds in our Fund Drive letters this spring, and we're going to share photos sent by those who planted them!

We gathered at Ridglea Country Club on April 3 to celebrate 30 great years of Stage West, wining, dining, and dancing the night away.  What a great party!

A little Tuna, a little Fargo, a little Dickens--and a whole lotta holiday fun!

A young parolee starts her life over in a small Wisconsin town--and takes the town on a journey of rediscovery too.  Warm and tuneful!

A dead man's ringing cell phone carries a young woman to hell and back in an ironic and touching play about the need to connect in a techno-centric society...

A Christmas Eve poker game takes on the highest of stakes, in a dark and funny tale from Conor McPherson...

Man-about-town Bertie Wooster and his indispensible valet Jeeves return in another witty piece from P. G. Wodehouse (by way of Mark Richard).

"That's farce.  That's the theatre.  That's life."  An absolutely hilarious play.

Successful novelist Charles Condomine is caught between his current wife and the ghost of his first wife in this Coward classic.

"It's amazing what some people throw away."  A magically theatrical play with puppets--but not for the kids.

We presented a special concert version of Mark Harelik's The Immigrant at the Meyerson Center as part of the Jewish Arts Festival.  A few images...

What a journey it was, from August to November, 2007, renovating the Ol' Vic!  Here's a little taste of it in pictures...

It's Christmas at the Bunkers--no, not those Bunkers, but they're equally dysfunctional.  An audience fave, with an absolutely unforgettable puppet show.

Faith versus finance in a battle of for men's souls.  One of Shaw's wittiest creations.

"Enjoy your success"--a blessing, or a curse?  A thoughtful comedy about art and baseball and identity.

A seriously romantic comedy about love, cleaning, and the power of a good joke.

A writer of horror stories sits, blindfolded, in a bleak interrogation room, waiting to be questioned by the police, for reasons he does not yet understand...

Hollywood meets the Oul Sod, in this hilarious play where two actors play all the characters.

A nun walks into a bar in Houston...
Nice People Dancing to Good Country Music--like a good country song title, it's hilarious while cutting right to the heart of things.