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Georgia Premiere!
Fallout by Laura King Directed by Celeste Campbell (2017 MAT Winner, Leading Actress, Play ) Staring, Markia Chappelle (2017 MAT Award Nominee! Major Supporting Actress,Play) and Fred Gaylean. September 8th to 24th Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 3:00 p.m. |
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Three Ladies of Orpington by Daniel Guyton
(Story idea by L. Marcus Williams) Directed by Scott Rousseau World Premiere! October 13th to 29th Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 3:00 p.m. (No Thursday or Sunday show during the first weekend of the run.) Three upper crust women in Victorian Era England must face a brutal reality when the patriarch of the family passes away, leaving them with no money and with little hope for the future. When a strange man appears at the doorway, it seems that hope may be restored. Or will it only get worse from here? *Top Ten Semifinalist in the Stanley Drama Award Competition, 2017* *Announced as a finalist in the Kitchen Dog Theatre 2017 New Works Competition* |
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Midsummer Nights' Spell: A Play On Words by J.K.Winters
World Premiere Directed by James Beck November 2nd to 12th Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Sometimes the journey in life must be spelled out. |
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Youth Show
The Amazing Nick Tickle, Fairy Tale Detective by Steph DeFerie Directed by Richard Diaz Saturday November 18th, 11:00 a.m. & 1 p.m. Sunday November 19th 3:00 p.m. Nick Tickle, your favorite Fairy Tale Detective takes on 3 mysteries: Can he rescue the children’s library, find the missing glass slipper, and get to the bottom of a terrible accident and save his own skin? Join Onion Man Productions as we help Nick with his adventures to solve these mysteries! |
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A Little Room At The Inn by Henry W. Kimmel
World Premiere Director Julie Skrzypek November 30th to December 10th Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 3:00 p.m. A lighthearted Christmas play for adults! Bill Grenawalt has reached the top of the corporate ladder by being protective of his reputation as a solitary leader. This regard is tested when Bill, who is nearing retirement, and his much younger protégé Julie Shaffer get caught in an unexpected snowstorm two days before Christmas. Desperate for shelter, Bill and Julie find refuge in the last room available at the Wake Robin Inn, a roadside motel that operates by its own set of standards. Featuring: Rachel Graf Evans, Jessie Kuipers, Geoff McKnight and Jillian Walzer |
Onion Heads Holiday Sketch Comedy Special
The Onion Heads return with a holiday sketch comedy special full of laughs!
All tickets $12
December 14th, 15th and 16th at 7:30pm
The Onion Heads return with a holiday sketch comedy special full of laughs!
All tickets $12
December 14th, 15th and 16th at 7:30pm
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State of DisUnion
January 12th and 13th at 7:30 All seats $10 A staged reading of short plays inspired by the current politic climate. These provocative plays were curated by Laura King, an Atlanta-area playwright. King contacted several of her fellow Atlanta-area playwrights and asked them to select a protest sign that intrigued them and create a short play inspired by that sign. The evening of readings includes works from playwrights Nicole B. Adkins, Daniel Guyton, Laura King, Amina S. McIntyre, Daphne Mintz and Natasha Patel. The event is directed by Brandi Kilgore and features Armanio Vincent Cole, Brian Jones, Cat Roche, Celeste Campbell, Isabel De La Cruz, Jimez Alexander, Johnathan Bonds, Markia Chappelle, Mary Claire Klooster and Natasha Patel. |
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Falling Off The Edge by Paul Donnelly
World Premiere Directed by Scott King January 18th to 28th Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Two single women seek to find balance at a resort in Costa Rica. Can one man tip their world? Featuring: Becca Carrico, Morgan Colburn and Ben Lamm |
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Looking by Norm Foster
Directed by Linda Place February 8th to 25th Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 3:00 p.m. (Thursday 2/22 at 7:30) From the playwright of the hit comedy The Love List comes the story of 4 middle-aged singles who’s love lives are stuck in a rut. Andy lacks confidence. Val is having trouble moving on from her divorce. Matt seems content with his bachelorhood. Nina doesn’t see any point in long-term relationships. When a blind date brings the four of them together, they soon find themselves forced to deal with their own relationship issues and each other. A touching romantic comedy that shows us how sometimes the only thing preventing us from finding true love is ourselves. Featuring: Kerri Doty, Gregory Fitzgerald, Sharon Wilson and Robert Winstead "Looking" is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. Bleach
A dark comedy written and directed by James Beck March 9th to 25th Friday, Saturday 7:30 Sunday 3:00 (Thursday 3/22 at 7:30) Rick is a new employee for an exterminating company. He is determined to keep his life clean as everything in his life is falling apart. In this dark comedy, it becomes clear that it takes a lot of effort to keep a life clean. Featuring: Glenn Allen, Nicole Convis, David Allan Dodson, Brandi Kilgore and Kelly Roarke The Jew Catcher by David L Fisher
Directed by Tanya Caldwell April 6th to 22nd Friday, Saturday at 7:30pm Sunday at 3:00pm (Thursday 4/19 at 7:30) In 1962, a Holocaust survivor recognizes the man who betrayed her to the Gestapo. Rather than going to the authorities, she turns to the elders of her synagogue. The Onion Heads Springtime Sketch Comedy Special
Come join us to see comedy bloom! April 26th, 27th & 28th at 7:30pm In Lieu of Flowers by Daphne Mintz
Directed by Joanie McElroy May 4th to 20th Friday, Saturday at 7:30pm Sunday at 3:00pm (Thursday 5/17 at 7:30) Every man gets to take a piece of himself to the grave,” declares Damon Davis when faced with the suggestion that his father has been unfaithful. But his cousin, James Davis, can’t let it go. When a mysterious woman appears, we amazingly discover, the truth is in the flowers. Summer Harvest 2017, The Street Corner Plays
June 8th to 24th Friday, Saturday 7:30pm Sunday 3:00pm (Thursday 6/21 at 7:30) A collection of short plays set on the street corner of Magnolia St. and Pine Ave. An intersection where all things are possible. |
Thus Spoke the Mockingbird by Joanie McElroy
Directed by Cathe Hall Payne
August 10th to 25th
Friday, Saturday 7:30pm
Sunday 3:00pm
Harper Lee’s American classic novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, continues to reign among the top novels and most beloved fiction lists since its publication in 1960. The film version, too, continues to be a favorite, and the stage production can be found on stages across the country.
With the passing of Miss Lee, the enigma of the author from a sleepy town in south Alabama remains.
With this production, "Thus Spoke The Mockingbird," Ms. McElroy brings that sleepy town to life and gives us a glimpse into the world of its famous author as Nelle hosts us on her very own porch steps.
So come pay her a visit.
Directed by Cathe Hall Payne
August 10th to 25th
Friday, Saturday 7:30pm
Sunday 3:00pm
Harper Lee’s American classic novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, continues to reign among the top novels and most beloved fiction lists since its publication in 1960. The film version, too, continues to be a favorite, and the stage production can be found on stages across the country.
With the passing of Miss Lee, the enigma of the author from a sleepy town in south Alabama remains.
With this production, "Thus Spoke The Mockingbird," Ms. McElroy brings that sleepy town to life and gives us a glimpse into the world of its famous author as Nelle hosts us on her very own porch steps.
So come pay her a visit.
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Dead Movement & Liner Notes
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