June 5-15 at Musser Park
Get ready for a hilariously unhinged take on the Bard’s classic! The Tempest, adapted and directed by Jonathan and Rachel Strayer, crashes into Musser Park on June 5 with a whirlwind of slapstick, sass, and absurdity. Bring a lawn chair, grab some snacks, and prepare to giggle your way through this rowdy reinvention of Prospero’s island.
A $20 donation is requested.
The Lancaster Recreation Commission’s Beer Garden will be open starting at 4 pm for all performances except Sundays.
October 16-26 at a location TBD
Set in an army barracks in the early days of the Vietnam War, Streamers is an explosive portrayal of a diverse group of soldiers and their fatally intertwined destinies: Richie, a wealthy neurotic who cannot resist temptation; Billy, an earnest midwestern straight arrow; Roger, a street-wise refugee from the ghetto; Carlyle, a pathological misfit who threatens the status quo; and Sergeants Cokes and Rooney, aging alcoholics whose grimly humorous song about parachutes that fail to open gives the play its name. A classic of the American theatre, Streamers is author David Rabe’s most successful play. Directed by LST Executive Director Jeremiah Miller.
Tickets are not yet on sale.