2021 Season
We are excited to be scheduling live events again. As always please check our website regularly to get the latest information!
All scheduled live performances will take place under the most up to date precautions suggested by the CDC.
Tickets will be available below and at Morgan Hill Bookstore and Tatewell Gallery when we get closer to the performances.
November 5,6,7 and 12,13,14 - turning towards the sun
November 5th and 6th at 7:30pm and 7th at 2:00 pm
November 12th and 13th at 7:30 pm and 14th at 2:00 pm
SKIT presents this original play adapted from the novel by Ceil Warren at the Warner Town Hall in Warner.
There is never an explanation of why some days are so very ordinary while others are extraordinary. Today, without giving it any thought or planning, was going to be extraordinary. Extraordinary for Arthur and everyone he knew. For Arthur lived in the tiny village of Stones End (New England) where life moved slowly, gossip traveled fast, and it was simply impossible to keep deep, dark secrets hidden forever. And Arthur harbored a deep, dark secret…for the past 40 years.
As each decade passed, Arthur was lulled further and further down the proverbial rabbit hole… if I never speak of it, no one will know. But this was Stones End, after all, so he never really stood a chance.
You see, as fate would have it, his friends were a lot better at uncovering deep, dark secrets than Arthur was good at keeping them hidden.
The Cast of the show is as follows:
Arthur - Gary Evans
George - Charley Freiberg
Olga (Mrs. K) - Judy Lowe
Oscar - Dave Munn
Madge - Judy Thackaberry
Martin - Brian Callahan
Walter - Kevin Tarleton
Constance - Grace Dunklee Cohen
Fr. Gregory - Tom Tuthill
Ana Felicia - Angela Tarleton
Ari - Cary Gladstone
Tickets can be purchased at MainStreet Bookends in Warner, Tatewell Gallery and Morgan Hill Bookstore in New London. They can also be purchased at the door, but tickets are limited so best to buy ahead.
JANUARY 15, 2022 7:00pm- Abraham and Mary Lincoln
"The Long and the Short of It"
Historical actors Steve and Sharon Wood portray Abraham and
Mary Todd Lincoln in this theatrical presentation focusing on the challenges
the first family faced during a turbulent time in our country's history. The
production begins with Mary Todd Lincoln mourning her husband's death.
President Lincoln then appears, visible to the audience but only heard by Mary
as if in a memory recalled, and they begin a dialogue about their lives.
Tickets are $15 for CFA Members and $18 for Non-Members and can be purchased
at Morgan Hill, Tatewell Gallery and online.
March 20, 2022 2:00 pm- St Patrick Comes to New London
"Irish Step Dancing and Music"
Celebrate St Patrick's Day with the award winning McGonigle Dancers who have received awards at the national and international level of competition.
Originating in Ireland, Irish step dancing is a traditional dance form that includes both social and performance opportunities. It encompasses a wide variety of styles for solo, pair, and group dances. Many people think of step dancing, such as that associated with the popular Riverdance, when they think of Irish dancing.
Tickets are $15 for CFA Members and $18 for Non-Members and can be purchased at Morgan Hill, Tatewell Gallery and online.
