ON STAGE 26-27
Holiday
by Philip Barry
directed by Rory Pelsue
Old money Julia loves new money Johnny. And so does her sister, Linda. And so does her brother, Ned. There's lots of love and lots of money . . . what could possibly go wrong? Philip Barry’s (author of The Philadelphia Story) Holiday is a razor-sharp comedy of money and manners featuring fabulous Roaring '20s style and Jazz Age excess.
November 4-8, 2026
Wien Black Box Theatre,
Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts
Be a part of the Indy Projects! This is our annual student-produced piece. All Fairfield students are invited to apply and propose a fully realized theatre production. Working under the guidance of the theatre program faculty and staff, students have the opportunity to produce, rehearse, design, build, and perform a show that is all their own. Student directors, designers, crew, and actors all come together for this unnfogetable experience. Learn skills in a fun and independent environment that will be valuable for a lifetime: organization, resilience, communication, performance, teamwork and more!
Previous Indy Projects have included: tick, tick...BOOM!, Next to Normal, The 39 Steps, Rabbit Hole, Proof, Doubt, and many more.
February 4-6, 2027
Wien Black Box Theatre,
Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts
One Acts of
Thornton Wilder
written by Thornton Wilder
directed by Timothy Koch
Come see this wonderful collection of plays by the master of the one act play, Connecticut's own Thornton Wilder. Exploring family, life, death, and the cosmos, these plays are a window into American life.
April 1-4, 2027
Wien Black Box Theatre,
Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts
