• A View of the Harbor, by Richard Dresser.

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    An outrageous comedy about the obscenely rich and one son’s rebellious attempt to take charge of his own life. Seen here Mark Carapezza, Cheryl Fudge and Gabrielle Gould in TWN’s 2009 production.

  • Godspell, by John-Michael Tebelak and Stephen Schwartz.

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    One of the most successful musicals in history, Godspell presents a whimsical view of Jesus, as He and His followers and disciples re-enact parables and with energy and whimsy. Featured here, Mark Bruce as Jesus in TWN’s 2006 collaborative production with Nantucket High School.

  • My Old Lady, by Israel Horovitz.

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    Shown here the imitable Jetti Ames along with Pam Murphy and Eric Schultz in TWN’s 2005 production of this very humorous predicament in a Paris Apartment.

  • Lone Star Grace, by Suzanne Bradbeer.

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    TWN’s 2007 production of this tale of heartbreak and hilarity in a Texas diner featured Susan McGinnis and Laurel Devaney.

  • The Graduate.

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    Adapted for the stage by Terry Johnson from the novel by Charles Webb and the screenplay by Calder Willingham and Buck Henry. A classic, performed by TWN in 2006 with Hadley St. John and Jeremy Pochman shown here. It has been called, “a triumph, rich, full and funny.”

  • The Dumb Waiter, by Harold Pinter.

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    This 1957 one act play revolves around a dialogue between two men hired to commit a murder, with acute and unusual observation of personality, uncovering the unease and violence of our times. Shown here Ciaran Byrne and Chris Witte.

  • The Faith Healer, by Brian Friel.

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    In this 2007 production at TWN, Pam Diem, John Devaney and John Knox-Johnston expose the deceptions of memory, the possibility of miracles and the belief (or disbelief) in things unseen in love, faith and art.

  • Storytime with a Princess.

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    Each week a new fairytale was reenacted including all the children from the audience. Shown here Tiffany Page and Connor Gifford in the castle courtyard in 2007.

  • Doubt, A Parable by John Patrick Shanley.

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    Director Michael J. Feeney’s masterful interpretation of Shanley’s stunning play about doubt versus conviction and the consequences of each. Shown here in TWN’s 2008 production are Callie Keever, Ciaran Byrne and Tina Hoskins.