Upcoming Production
The Subject Was Roses
by Frank D. Gilroy
directed by Tom Libonate
March 30 – April 21, 2012
Winner of the 1965 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for Best Play, The Subject Was Roses is a powerful "kitchen-sink" drama centered on three strangers: A mother, a father, and a son. It is 1946. Twenty-one-year-old Timmy Cleary returns from World War II to his boyhood home in the Bronx…and to his estranged parents, John and Nettie. Quickly, old wounds are opened. Husband and wife squabble. Timmy has outgrown his mother's doting ways. John's attempts to overcome years of neglect with his son prove to be a stormy path. Finally, Timmy must make a fateful decision that will impact the destinies of all three strangers' lives.
 New In 2012 – Shakespeare at Sherman
Courses Run April 5 - May 10 – Register Starting March 1st
A new program for young and old students interested in learning the Art of Shakespearean Acting and Performing at The Sherman Playhouse.
Instruction by Robin Frome. Email Robin for more information.
The Bard's Brood
Thursdays 4-5 pm|
Ages: 9-12 | $200 for 6 week course
Students will learn the physical and vocal disciplines associated with Shakespearean acting through exercises, games and improvisations. They will also be involved in age appropriate monologue and scene work.
The Bard's Best
Thursdays 5-6 pm | Ages: 13-17 | $200 for 6 week course
Students will continue to hone their skills in the basic concepts of acting whilst attacking more challenging age appropriate Shakespearean scenes and
monologues.
2012 Season Brochure
Download our 2012 season brochure.
Dinner & Theatre Package
 The Sherman Players have partnered with Arrivederci Trattoria for an evening of food and entertainment. Reservations for this special, reduced price dinner/theatre ticket can only be made by telephoning the restaurant at 860-210-1266. The price is only $40/pp and includes: wine, salad, entree and a performance at the Sherman Playhouse.
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