TICKETS NOW ON SALE TO MUSICAL COMEDY SENSATION NUNSENSE!
Middlebury Community Players is excited to announce that tickets are now on sale to our Spring 2026 production, Nunsense, by Don Goggin, to be performed at Town Hall Theater April 24 through May 3, 2026. The production is being directed by Peter Kristoph with music direction by Annette Franklin and choreography by Kendra Gratton, who’s also serving as assistant director. Dora Greven is stage managing, assisted by Meg Kennedy, and Kush Sharma is producing, mentored by Mary Longey.
The cast includes Avery Cutroni, Christina Dewar, Michelle Fico, Maggie Gates, and Jillian Torres.
Nunsense features five good-hearted, well-intentioned female characters who just happen to be nuns! When 52 sisters are accidentally poisoned by the convent’s cook, the remaining five nuns of the Little Sisters of Hoboken put on a musical revue to raise money for the funerals of four still-unburied sisters. Highlighting their “secret talents” from their pre-convent lives, they sing, dance, and entertain their way through a series of vaudeville-like numbers, often with great comic effect.
Tickets on sale at the Town Hall Theater website.
For more details and photos see the Nunsense show page.
OUR FEBRUARY 2026 PRODUCTION
MOON OVER BUFFALO
By Ken Ludwig
February 19-22, 2026
Moon over Buffalo is a madcap play about a pair of aging traveling actors, George and Charlotte Hay, who are touring with two plays in Buffalo, New York. Their lives are thrown into chaos when they learn that a famous director, Frank Capra, might see their matinee performance and cast them in a movie remake of “The Scarlet Pimpernel.” The play is filled with mistaken identities, family drama, and theatrical mishap.
The show ran February 19–22, 2026 at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.
OUR DECEMBER 2025 PRODUCTION
THE ROOMMATE
By Jen Silverman
December 11-13, 2025
Middlebury Community Players’ Company Be, in collaboration with the Bristol Recreation Department, presented the hit Broadway play The Roommate, by Jen Silverman.
This dark comedy explores the unexpected, life-changing friendship that develops when Sharon, who is recently divorced and lives in Iowa, invites Robyn, a total stranger relocating from New York City, to be her roommate. We quickly learn that Robyn, as seen by Sharon, is everything she wishes she could be, living in a land of “yes” and “why not,” when all Sharon has been taught is a world full of “no:” “Everyone always told me not to do things!” The Roommate, is both funny and deeply moving, as two very different middle-aged women navigate the complexities of identity, morality, and the dream of reinvention.
Directed by Kimberlee Moyer, the show ran December 11–13, 2025 at Bristol Holley Hall.
OUR OCTOBER 2025 PRODUCTION
THE SPITFIRE GRILL
A Heartwarming Musical About Redemption and Second Chances
October 16–19 & October 24–26, 2025
The Middlebury Community Players presented The Spitfire Grill, the acclaimed musical by James Valcq (music and book) and Fred Alley (book and lyrics).
The musical tells the story of Percy Talbott, a young woman seeking a fresh start after being released from prison. When she arrives in the small town of Gilead, Wisconsin, to work at Hannah Ferguson's Spitfire Grill, her presence sparks change that transforms the entire community. With its folk-inspired score and moving story of redemption, forgiveness, and the power of human kindness, The Spitfire Grill has captivated audiences across the country since its premiere in 2001.
Directed by Kristen Ginsburg, the show ran October 16–19 & October 24–26 at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.
OUR AUGUST 2025 PRODUCTION
Don’t Be Scared, It’s Only Shaw
August 21–24, 2025
MCP’s Company Be presented three highly amusing one-act plays by George Bernard Shaw, in which he aims his wit at blustering officials, pompous husbands, and restless wives.
Directed by Cheryl Faraone, Professor Emerita of Theatre at Middlebury College, the shows ran from Thursday, August 21 to Sunday, August 24, 2025 at the ART Black Box Theater at the Hannaford Career Center in Middlebury.
The Plays
The Interlude at the Playhouse
How He Lied to Her Husband
Augustus Does His Bit
