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Full Productions
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Major productions focus on originally produced, contemporary comedies
and drama of strong social relevance. The plays are affordable and appeal
to all segments of our Southwestern Connecticut and
Westchester County region.
View Our Current Season
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Recent STW Awards
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– 2006 –
Vanessa Kai wins Outstanding Debut for FAR EAST from CT Critics Circle.
– 2004 –
Cody Nickell wins Outstanding Actor in a Play for VISITING MR. GREEN from CT Critics Circle.
– 2003 –
STW Receives National Endowment for the Arts Grant.
Christopher A. Granger wins Outstanding Sound Design for A LESSON BEFORE DYING from CT Critics Circle.
Royce Johnson wins Outstanding Debut for A LESSON BEFORE DYING from CT Critics Circle.
– 2002 –
STW Receives National Endowment for the Arts Grant.
– 2001 –
M. Neko Parham wins Outstanding Debut for TAMER OF HORSES from CT Critics Circle .
– 2000 –
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA chosen “Best Ensemble Production”, CT Critics Circle .
Atlantic Monthly honors STW as one of four U.S. theatres celebrating Black History Month.
– 1999 –
Warren Karp wins Best Set Design for A ROSEN BY ANY OTHER NAME and
THE GRANDMAMA TREE from CT Critics Circle . Also, Ricky Ullman receives a “Best Actor” nomination for his portrayal of Stanley Rosen in A ROSEN BY ANY OTHER NAME.
STW selected as “Best Professional Theatre Company” by the Fairfield County Weekly.
– 1998 –
THE DINING ROOM chosen “Best Ensemble Production” from CT Critics Circle.
MISS EVERS' BOYS videotaped by the Lincoln Center Performing Arts Library for historic preservation in Lincoln Center 's Theatre On Film And Tape Archive. Only a small number of productions around the country are chosen each year for preservation by Lincoln Center .
Catrina Ganey receives “Best Actress” nomination from CT Critics Circle for her portrayal of Nurse Evers in MISS EVERS'BOYS.
– 1997 –
STW receives prestigious Connecticut Critics Circle 's highest award, The Tom Killen Memorial Award for “Outstanding Contribution To Connecticut Theatre.” While the award is presented to STW founder/producing director, Steve Karp, it is clearly understood that the award is in recognition of STW's enduring achievement for producing original full-productions of high artistic excellence and uncompromising artistic integrity.
STW is selected as “Best of 1997” by The Fairfield County Weekly. |
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Previous STW Productions
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2007 - 2008
Rounding Third by Richard Dresser
Bee-Luther-Hatchee by Thomas Gibbons
The Shape of Things by Neil Labute
An Infinite Ache by David Schulner
2006-2007
Far East by A.R. Gurney
Bad Dates by Theresa Rebeck
Intimate Apparel by Lynn Nottage
Trying by Joanna McClelland Glass
The Music of Rodgers & Hart
2005-2006
Children by A.R. Gurney
A Walk in the Woods by Lee Blessing
National Pastime by Bryan Harnetiaux (East Coast Premiere)
A Picasso by Jeffrey Hatcher
The Music of Tin Pan Alley
2004-2005
Medal of Honor Rag by Tom Cole
The Music Lesson by Tammy Ryan
Bloodknot by Athol Fugard
Fraternity by Steve Karp (Premiere)
The Music of Lerner & Loewe
2003-2004
Lobby Hero by Kenneth Lonergan
K2 by Patrick Meyers
Crumbs from the Table of Joy by Lynn Nottage
Visiting Mr. Green by Jeff Baron
The Music of George and Ira Gershwin
2002-2003
Fully Committed by Becky Mode
Spinning Into Butter by Rebecca Gilman
A Lesson Before Dying by Romulus Linney
Syncopation by Alan Knee
Over The Rainbow: The Music of Harold Arlen
2001-2002
The Ride Down Mount Morgan by Arthur Miller
Collected Stories by Donald Margulies
Flyin' West by Pearl Cleage
Boy Gets Girl by Rebecca Gilman
2000-2001
Nixon's Nixon by Russell Lees
Side Man by Warren Leight
Tamer of Horses by William Mastrosimone
An Empty Plate in the Café Du Grand Boeuf by Michael Hollinger
1999-2000
Loot by Joe Orton
Taking Sides by Ronald Harwood
From the Mississippi Delta by Dr. Endesha Ida Mae Holland
Robert Fulghum's “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten”
1998-1999
A Rosen by Any Other Name by Israel Horovitz
Skylight by David Hare
The Grandmama Tree by Benard Cummings (Premiere)
Social Security by Andrew Bergman
1997-1998
The Dining Room by A.R. Gurney
Lonely Planet by Steven Dietz
Miss Evers' Boys by David Feldshuh
A Coupla White Chicks…by John Ford Noonan
1996-1997
Italian American Reconciliation by John Patrick Shanley
Someone Who'll Watch Over Me by Frank McGuinness
Williams & Walker by Vincent Smith
Stage Struck by Simon Gray
1995-1996
Moonshadow by Richard Hellesen
Talley's Folly by Lanford Wilson
Distant Fires by Kevin Heelan
The Library by Steve Alper & Sarah Knapp (Premiere)
1994-1995
Betty the Yeti by Jon Klein (East Coast Premiere)
Fighting Over Beverley by Israel Horovitz
Shotgun by Romulus Linney (East Coast Premiere)
The Lady and the Clarinet by Michael Cristofer
1993-1994
A Piece of My Heart by Shirley Lauro
Spike Heels by Theresa Rebeck
Belmont Avenue Social Club by Bruce Graham
Criminal Hearts by Jane Martin
1992-1993
Cobb by Lee Blessing
Jigsaws by Jennifer Rogers (American Premiere; transferred to New York )
Murder in Green Meadows by Douglas Post (East Coast Premiere)
Breakfast with Les & Bess by Lee Kalcheim
1991-1992
Listen to the Lions by John Ford Noonan (World Premiere)
The Deal by Matthew Witten
Elaine's Daughter by Mayo Simon
Two by Ron Elisha (East Coast Premiere)
1990-1991
Remembrance by Graham Reid (transferred to New York )
What I Did Last Summer by A.R. Gurney
The Warehouse by Steve Karp (World Premiere)
Brilliant Traces by Cindy Lou Johnson
1989-1990
Strange Snow by Stephen Metcalfe
Rumors in the Palace by Enid Rudd (World Premiere)
The Guardsman by Ferenc Molnar
1988-1989
A Class C Trial in Yokahama by Roger Cornish
Private Lives by Noel Coward
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