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Performances for the 2014 season include:

A Song at Twilight
By Noël Coward
Directed by Mark Lamos
a co-production with Hartford Stage
April 29 - May 17, 2014

In his long career, Sir Hugo Latymer has achieved more than most writers even dream of-money, fame, and a reputation beyond reproach. But his carefully constructed ivory tower is imperiled when a long-ago love threatens to shed a very public light into the most scandalous corner of his private past, a revelation that could bring it all tumbling down. In this exquisite battle of wits, playwright Noël Coward explores the nature of passion, the cruelty of love, and the price of the secrets we keep.

Nora
Ingmar Bergman's adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House
Translated into the English language by Frederick J. Marker and Lisa-Lone Marker
Directed by David Kennedy
July 15 - August 2, 2014

Nora has the perfect life, a happy home, and a healthy marriage. But when a mysterious man from her past appears, her idyllic world is suddenly turned upside down. A story of love, blackmail, and the little lies we tell, Nora is a sexy and stunning adaptation of one of Ibsen's most psychologically penetrating works.

Things We Do For Love
By Alan Ayckbourn
August 19 - September 6, 2014

Love will make you crazy. In this uproarious comedy by Playhouse favorite Alan Ayckbourn, fastidious Barbara's orderly, but solitary world is thrown into chaos when the arrival of her longtime friend Nikki and her fiancé ignites unexpected and violent passions. Replete with trademark Ayckbourn touches; this wickedly funny play will have you questioning just how sane any of us really are when it comes to love.

Intimate Apparel
By Lynn Nottage
October 8 - 26, 2014

Each choice we make is a vital stitch in the ornately and delicately embroidered fabric of our lives. In her celebrated play Intimate Apparel, Pulitzer Prize-winner Lynn Nottage weaves an intricate tapestry of the joys, sorrows, tragedy, and triumph of a gifted but lonely African American seamstress in early Twentieth-Century Manhattan as she negotiates the choice between a love that is accepted and one that is true.