Directed by Brian Kelly

The Play that Goes Wrong shows us The Cornley Drama Society as they present their new production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, an early 1900s murder mystery. The members of the society have had a string of bad luck with previous productions and are excited to have finally gotten it right. As the show progresses, a multitude of accidents and problems occur that threaten the production, but the actors continue with as much professionalism as possible to ensure the audience' pleasure.

Directed by Nicholas Meunier

For our first show of the summer, and tenth as the Players' resident Shakespeare troupe, we will revisit the first show we presented in 2012 — the much beloved A Midsummer Night's Dream. This ecstatic and energetic Midsummer will run... at midsummer of course, at 5 pm on June 17-18 and 24-25 on the lawn of the Concord Free Public Library and indoors at 7 pm at 51 Walden on Friday, June 23.

Admission is always free!
Mark your calendars now.

Come check out the beginning of the story:
September 9-10 and 15-17.

Directed by Michael Haddad

Our troupe will begin an ongoing relationship with the plays of Shakespeare's Henriad, by presenting Richard II. This lesser known, but beautifully poetic play, written around the same time as Midsummer, follows the deposition of Richard by his cousin, Henry Bolingbroke (later Henry IV) and begins an inherently dramatic series of events that covers 185 years of English history and eight Shakespeare plays.