By Ron Osborne produced by special arrangement with Samuel French

UPDATE: Our May 4th showing has been CANCELLED! Catch opening night of First Baptist of Ivy Gap on Saturday, May 5th!

Six women of Ivy Gap gather during the waning days of WWII to prepare surgical bandages for the Red Cross. While performing their duties, they share secrets, aspirations, and dreams as they plan the church’s 75th anniversary. Twenty-five years later, they reunite to discover that the love they share can overcome the most difficult problems.

By Neil Simon – By special arrangement with Samuel French

Felix is a compulsive neat freak who prefers the taste and value of his own home cooked meals. Oscar is a roguish slob who lives large and can’t manage to save a penny. When Felix’s wife kicks him out, the recently divorced Oscar proposes that Felix move in with him. The weekly poker game will never be the same. Join Speed, Vinnie, Roy, Murray, the Pigeon sisters and this delightfully odd couple in Neil Simon’s comic classic.

It is St. Patrick’s Day at a friendly, family Irish Pub. To celebrate, a festive karaoke party is in full swing. Lots of laughs and wonderful Irish songs signal a high time. But all is not as it would appear. Suddenly, there is a scream……. and the burned-out local hero is dead. But why? And who is responsible? Is it the flirtatious hussy, the wealthy pub-owner, the way-too-happy karaoke singer, or perhaps the sweet young barmaid? It’s all makes for an evening of darkly hysterical highjinks. Rights Pending

Mix two TV cooks who are arch enemies and stand back. When Dolly and her nemesis, Isobel, get cast in the same cable access cooking show, trouble starts brewing as these kitchen witches cook up a storm! If you can’t stand the laughter, get out of the kitchen.

Adrian Thomas cooking up French Onion soup from the Blue Moon Dinner Theatre and Tod C Riddle talking about the theatre.