Events
Bug
August 28-30, 2026
Written by Tracy Letts
Directed by Mike Mitrano
Performances will take place at Stone Valley Arts at Fox Hill (145 East Main Street - Poultney, VT) on August 28, 2026 (7pm), August 29, 2026 (7pm) and August 30, 2026 (2pm). Tickets are $20 and will be available at the door (cash only) or online in advance at one of the following links...
8/28 at 7pm TBA
8/29 at 7pm TBA
8/30 at 2pm TBA
Agnes, a divorced waitress with a fondness for cocaine and isolation, and Peter, a soft-spoken Gulf War drifter, meet in a seedy motel room in Oklahoma City. Agnes stays at a hotel in hopes of avoiding her physically abusive ex-husband, Jerry, who was just released from prison. She lets Peter sleep platonically on her floor, but not long after she promotes him to the bed. Matters become more complicated as Jerry returns, expecting to resume their relationship. On top of that, there‘s a hidden bug infestation problem that has both Agnes and Peter dealing with scathing welts and festering sores – which has Peter believing this is the result of experiments conducted on him during his stay at an army hospital. Their fears soon escalate to paranoia, conspiracy theories and twisted psychological motives.
An Evening of Holiday Radio Plays
December 4-6, 2026
Directed by Danielle Solomon
Performances will take place December 4, 2026 (7pm) at the Killington Welcome Center (2319 US 4 - Killington, VT), December 5, 2026 (7pm) at Roots The Restaurant (55 Washington Street - Rutland, VT), and December 6, 2026 (2pm) at the Lilac Inn (53 Park Street - Brandon, VT).
Ticket information TBA
Billboard
April 2027
Written by Michael Vukadinovich
Performance Information TBD
Andy, a recent college graduate weighed down by student loans, gets paid a great deal to tattoo a corporate logo on his forehead. His artist girlfriend Katelyn is not impressed, his liberal best friend thinks he’s crazy, and now he has to live with it. The decision has both tragic and comic consequences as he comes to learn that the logo is more than just ink on his skin. But Katelyn sees a very unique artistic opportunity. She sees his body as an example of the extent to which consumerism has permeated our daily lives. When Andy decides to rip up the check and get the tattoo removed he finds he is faced with an unexpected decision. Billboard is a comedy about the battle between commercialism, fame, art and love.