Gaslight by

Gemini by Albert Innaurato - Drama

George Washington Slept Here by George S. Kauffman and Moss Hart - Comedy

Getting Away with Murder by George Furth & Stephen Sondheim - Comedy

Comic thriller

Ghost of a Chance by Brian J. Burton - Comedy

A modern-day take on the Blithe Spirit theme, this time with the soon-to-be-newlywed wife the one to see and hear the ghost of her former spouse. Very funny, with a lovely ending.

Ghosts by Henrik Ibsen

Gingerbread Lady, The by

Glass Menagerie, The by

Glengarry Glen Ross by David Mamet - Drama

Pulitzer Prize winner, 1984. Strong language, but a great play.

God's Favorite by Neil Simon - Comedy

Neil Simon's hilarious modern-day retelling of the story of Job. Joe Benjamin's life is turned upside-down when God decides to test his faith by sending him not only trials and tibulations, but a nebbish angel named Sydney. A showpiece of Simon style, with the one-liners flying fast and furious! The set is a challenge, but fun when you pull it off -- Joe's house burns down at the end of the first act, and the second act takes place among the charred ruins of his former home. We got gasps and applause every night when the curtains opened to reveal the change. Set change also requires a crack stage crew.
Mike directed this one. Ask him about it!
Chris designed the set for this one. Ask her about it!

Godspell by Stephen Schwartz

Golden Age, The by A.R. Gurney

Grace and Glorie by

Grease by

Greater Tuna by Jaston Williams - Comedy

Two-man show can be expanded to to be played by more than two, but it's best with just two. The duo plays all the inhabitants of Tuna, Texas, from Petey Fisk, animal-lover, to Bertha Buemiller, matriarch of the highly disfunctional Buemuller clan. Minimal set; a very portable show, and pretty much the standard against which we compare all other Southern-fried comedies.
Mike played a BUNCH of characters in this show. Ask him about it!
Chris was assistant director for this show. Ask her about it!

Guilty Conscience by