MuCCC

10/14/2026

We are thrilled to announce our season!!!!!!
2026-27 Season
October 2026

A Good Farmer by Sharyn Rothstein
Directed by Maria Scipione

In Elba, N.Y., two women—a farm owner and an undocumented Mexican immigrant
face challenges of friendship and survival in a rural area where immigration raids are
common. Their story is one of finding the power to face and rise above what divides us.

Performed at the Multi-use Community Cultural Center (MuCCC)

January 2027
To Be Announced

Performed at the Multi-use Community Cultural Center (MuCCC)

April 2027

Translations by Brian Friel
Directed by Jean Gordon Ryon

What happens when your language is taken away? In the British-ruled Ireland of 1833,
the town of Ballybeg is forever changed when English soldiers arrive to make a map of

the area and change all the Irish place-names to English ones!
Performed at the Multi-use Community Cultural Center (MuCCC)

July 2027

Love’s Labour’s Lost by William Shakespeare

Directed by Brodie McPherson

In this classic romantic comedy, the King of Navarre and his companions swear to
forego all pleasures and focus only on their studies. However, they struggle to keep
their oaths when the Princess of France and her ladies arrive. Can love conquer all?

Performed at the Highland Park Bowl

10/13/2026

Let’s do this!

10/10/2026

10/08/2026

Three months from today we launch the second season of The Classics Company, as “The Learned Ladies” opens on Jan. 8, 2027.

The play, originally written in French, is translated by Richard Wilbur (1921-2017), a U.S. Poet Laureate who earned two Pulitzer Prizes for his writing. He transformed the verse and rhyming couplets of many Molière plays into iambic pentameter — which increased the production of Molière plays across the English-speaking world.

Learn more and get tickets and subscriptions at
https://www.theclassicscompany.org/store/p/ticket-1

10/08/2026

10/06/2026

School was in session as the cast of “The School for Lies” gathered with scripts in hands and laughs aplenty for a table read seven months before the play opens — presenting a glimpse into the deep preparation of The Classics Company, a slower process that will help with mastering a fast-moving Molière production.

Quoting the company’s vision statement about the process, “We envision a theater that moves at the speed of understanding … the slower, richer speed of people sitting with something complex long enough to let it change them.”

Another lesson learned from that rehearsal: Audiences are surely to be entertained by Molière comedies this winter and spring! Learn more and get tickets or subscriptions at https://www.theclassicscompany.org

Mark Cuddy Donald Brenner Fred Pienkoski MuCCC Darby Williams Scott Adams Sarah Izzo Sara Mayer-Fried