Directed by Caroline Fonseca
Music Direction by Martha Warren

While hunting in the Scottish Highlands, contemporary New Yorker Tommy Albright stumbles upon the picturesque village of Brigadoon, which seems like a place out of time. There, Tommy falls in love — not just with a beautiful lass named Fiona, but with the village itself. Only then does he discover Brigadoon's secret: the town appears once every 100 years, for a single day, and will soon vanish into the mist. Will Tommy choose to return to his life in the modern world … or remain in enchanted Brigadoon, forever?

Directed by Michael Jay

Christopher is a brilliant, socially anxious fifteen-year-old with a unique and logical mind. When he discovers his neighbor's dog, Wellington, murdered with a pitchfork in his neighbor's yard, Christopher sets out on a journey to investigate the crime. His investigation takes him far outside his comfort zone, and Christopher must brave rude neighbors, frightening strangers, and the city of London itself. Christopher's investigation uncovers secrets about his neighbors, his father, and his long-dead mother -- secrets that will change the course of his family.

Our production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time takes place in Siobhan's classroom, as the community comes together to mount a production of Christopher's play. Christopher, Siobhan, Ed, and Judy are played (in the play within the play) by themselves. The rest of the characters, the ensemble, are played by members of Christopher's community: teachers, neighbors, police officers -- trusted adults that have come together to help Christopher tell his story.