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The Page2Stage FREE staged reading series was developed to provide a way for the theatre to present scripts from respected authors that may not always receive the attention they fully deserve. The genres range from classic comedy to thought-provoking drama and all will make for a sophisticated evening of great theatre.
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Amadeus
By Peter Shaffer
Sunday March 19 at 2:00pm
The play is the story of Antonio Salieri's manipulation of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the Court of Emperor Joseph of Austria. The play shows us not only the depths of his manipulation, but also the evolution of the attitudes of the people in the Court. Salieri successfully manipulates Mozart's death.
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Oat Squares
By George Barnett
Sunday June 4 at 2:00pm
OAT SQUARES is the story of Ralph and Mary, a long-married couple in their late fifties, who have issues. Tensions rise when their adult daughter, Ashley, moves back home with her boyfriend, Justin, who is the leader of a rock band. When Covid breaks out, it will be a miracle if they don’t all kill each other before the pandemic does, in this fast-paced, heartwarming, comedy.
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House Rules
By Terence McDonald
Sunday August 13 at 2:00pm
Jen McMahon has worked all her life for woman’s rights. She supported women’s right to vote. She was the first women to become a member of the Waterbury Democratic Town Committee as well as the committee’s first female vice president and first female president. Now, in 1950, she has been asked to run for Secretary of State of Connecticut. While Jen is thrilled for the opportunity, her family is not so enthused. Her Victorian husband, Mac, disguises his jealousy in brutal attacks on her abilities. Her son, Tim, is a bad alcoholic and his wife, Helen, is desperate to help him find a place in life where he fits. Her campaign committee proves to be obtuse and self concerned. Jen faces the question “When do I choose to do what I need to do, or do I need to place my family first?” Her zany Irish family provide much laughter and many tears as Jenn tries to make the most important decision of her life.
The cost of the reading is FREE, but reservations are recommended. Just click the BUY TICKETS button to secure your FREE seats today!