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Saturdays at 6 pm and repeats at midnight
May 5 – Next Fall, by Geoffrey Nauffts
Adam and Luke are long-term partners with very different views on salvation. But when Luke is hospitalized in a tragic accident, Adam must come face-to-face with Luke’s faith … and his family.
May 12 – Pack of Lies, by Hugh Whitemore
A family in the London suburbs receives a visitor in pursuit of a mysterious stranger. And when the trail takes a shocking turn, they must choose between loyalty to their friends or to their country.
May 19 – The Man Who Had All the Luck, by Arthur Miller
In this early gem from Arthur Miller, David Beeves suddenly has everything going for him: his business is booming and he gets the girl of his dreams. And while he’s grateful, he wonders if his good fortune will last…and if he deserves it at all.
May 26 – Present Laughter, by Noël Coward
Leading-man Gary Essendine is the toast of London’s West End. As he’s planning a trip to Africa, his new lover, his ex-wife, and an insane, aspiring playwright are all demanding his immediate attention. How can he possibly manage all these distractions?
June 2 – Buried Child, by Sam Shepard
An unsuspecting young man and his girlfriend return to his ancestral home after six years …only to find that the family he remembers has transformed into something dark and mysterious. Buried Child won the 1979 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
June 9 – 8, by Dustin Lance Black
In California, Proposition 8 has been passed to ban same-sex marriage…and two of the country’s biggest lawyers have joined forces to strike it down.
June 16 – Stick Fly, by Lydia Diamond
Two young men have brought their significant others home to meet their family for the first time. But what starts off as a genteel reunion goes south in a hurry, as simmering tensions boil over into a weekend filled with sound and fury.\
June 23 – Going to St. Ives, by Lee Blessing
An English eye surgeon has been chosen to operate on the mother of a ruthless African dictator. But each woman has a favor to ask the other…and the consequences are a matter of life and death.
'June 30 – Moving Bodies, by Arthur Giron
Alfred Molina stars as Richard Feynman—the brilliant mathematician, bongo-playing eccentric, and doting husband and brother. Moving Bodies looks at Feynman’s life, including his pivotal role in the Rogers Commission, which investigated the 1986 Challenger shuttle disaster.
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