A SILVER CELEBRATION UNDER THE STARS

Isabel just wants ninety minutes. Soon William will be married again, so ninety is all she has to make her case. Ninety to remember what they had. Ninety to regain what was lost. Just ninety to rediscover love or call it a day, forever.

The poignant and provocative new play from the author of the international hits Female of the Species, Honour, and Nightfall.

There will be a post-show discussion on Tuesday, July 7.

A new musical set in West Virginia in 1962, The Burnt Part Boys follows a group of teenagers whose fathers were killed ten years earlier in a tragic coal mining accident. When they learn that the mine will be reopened, they set out secretly in the hopes of seeing the site, and keeping it closed. A deeply moving and powerful odyssey, The Burnt Part Boys is an unforgettable coming of age tale, set to a haunting and distinctive bluegrass and pop inspired score.

There will be a post-show discussion Tuesday, July 21.

April 1942. Twenty years after escaping from Russia, the Nobel Prize-winning writer Ivan Bunin has created a new life for himself in the French countryside with his wife and his mistress. He still dreams of returning home, but he’s not a young man anymore, and the world is at war again. Based on a true story, Vera Laughed is the funny, sexy, romantic, and moving story of a great writer in exile.

Keith Bunin is the author of The Busy World is Hushed, The Credeaux Canvas, and a writer of HBO’s award-winning In Treatment.

There will be a post-show discussion on Tuesday, July 28.

The newest project from Sheik (Tony Award-winning composer of Spring Awakening), Jarrow (The Very Merry Unauthorized Children’s Scientology Pageant) and Powell (30 Rock), Whisper House is a ghost story set during World War II in a haunted lighthouse where young Christopher is sent to live with his eccentric Aunt Lilly…

A biting black comedy about an aging record producer who decides her swan song will be to create the ultimate pop princess, piece by piece. A hilarious satire of the contemporary music industry.

From the comedian, actor, playwright and author Lewis Black (The Daily Show) comes this hilarious comedy about a wedding gone wrong, starting off with the appearance of one very uninvited guest.

*Please note, all performances of this production are sold out.

An urban fairy tale about love, loss, and the metaphysical significance of a fresh pair of kicks.

From the author of In Case You Forget and History of the Word, and the director of the Tony Award-winning In the Heights.

A New Play

by Theresa Rebeck
Directed by Jeremy Cohen
Friday, June 26 at 8pm

Zero

By Julian Sheppard
Directed by Sarah Benson
Saturday, June 27 at 2pm

The Onion Game

By Bryan Delaney
Directed by Will Frears
Sunday, June 28 at 2pm

Language Rooms

By Yussef El Guindi
Directed by Blanka Zizka
Sunday, June 28 at 5pm

FREE TO THE PUBLIC
RESERVATIONS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED (845-437-5599)

Soul Cake

By Dan Moran
Directed by David Wohl
Thursday, July 30 at 8pm

Pirate

By John Patrick Shanley
Friday, July 31 at 8pm

Rain

By Regina Taylor
Saturday, August 1 at 2pm

That Good Night

By Andrew Dolan
Directed by Bob Krakower
Sunday, August 2 at 2pm

The Jacksonian

By Beth Henley
Directed by Doug Hughes
Sunday, August 2 at 5pm

FREE TO THE PUBLIC
RESERVATIONS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED (845-437-5599)

Dances at an Exhibition is inspired by the Art Center's concurrent exhibition Catching Light: European and American Watercolors from the Permanent Collection, as well as by other works on view from the permanent collection. Dances at an Exhibition will be per formed to a recording of Mussorgsky's suite, Pictures at an Exhibition.

A special presentation of a new musical featuring songs from the Tin Pan Alley era.

Relax, enjoy, and whet your appetite for the performance by savoring a light tasting menu of favorite cuisines from some of Arlington’s restaurants.

Wine and beer will be offered.

The Café on the Quad, located between the Powerhouse Theater and the Vogelstein Center for Drama and Film, will be open from 5:30 - 8:00pm.   Cash only.

7/3: The Dubliner will offer selections from their popular Irish pub menu.

7/10-11: Zorona Restaurant will offer samplings from their Middle-Eastern menu.

7/17-18: The Beech Tree Grill will offer samplings from their American bistro menu, while Bittersweet will offer a dessert selection.

7/24-25: Twisted Soul will offer selections from their new American menu.

7/31-8/1: Babycakes Café will offer selections from their European-style eatery menu.

At the Alumnae House on Friday and Saturday evenings [7/10-11, 7/17-18, 7/24-25, 7/31-8/1] you can enjoy “Hudson Valley Mediterranean” flavors by Gigi Hudson Valley at the Alumnae House starting at 6pm. Download the prix-fixe dinner menu and make reservation requests to (914) 388-7175.

Remember to save your ticket stub as these Arlington restaurants will offer a discount for your pre–and post–theater meal or dessert: All Shook Up, Babycakes Cafe, Beech Tree Grill, Bittersweet, The Dubliner, The Dutch Cabin, FresCo Tortillas Tex-Mex Express, Julie’s Restaurant, Kismat, Miss Saigon, Peking Restaurant, Pizzeria Bacio Restaurant, Saigon Cafe, Thai Spice, Tokyo Express, Twisted Soul, Zorona Restaurant