January 20 - February 11
How I Learned To Drive
by Paula Vogel
directed by Patrick Miller

Take a back seat as a Maryland woman recounts the struggles of growing up, revisiting her relationship with an abusive uncle who taught her the roles of the road and life. This Pulitzer-prize-winning play blends raucous comedy and heartbreaking tragedy in a poignant and beautiful masterpiece of contemporary drama.
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February 17 - 18
Truth Be Told
A Guest production from alight dance theater

Blending dance, physical theater, scripted text and videotaped "true" confessions, Truth Be Told is a humorous examination of our collective fascination with the secret lives of others. Under the direction of Angella Foster, this semblance of a live action "reality" game show explores the multi-faceted nature of confession.
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March 9 - 31
Pippin
By Stephen Schwartz
directed by Frank Akers

Once upon a time, young prince Pippin longed to discover the secret of true happiness and fulfullment. This hip, tongue-in-cheek anachronistic fairy tale features an energetic pop-influenced score by award-winning composer/lyricist Stephen Schwartz.
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April 27 - May 19
The Graduate
Adapted for the stage by Terry Johnson
directed by Jeffery Lesniak

Benjamin Braddock, recent college graduate and prodigal son, returns home and promptly becomes embroiled in an affair with the wife of his father's business partner, one Mrs. Robinson, but soon finds himself falling in love with her daughter.
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June 8 - 17
Question Normality
A Guest production from Transitions Theater

This new production from the producers of Greenbelt Voices will explore issues surrounding the field of mental health and the transitions involved.
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June 28 - July 1
Dear Delinquent
A Guest production from Thunderous Productions
Written by Jack Popplewell

Penelope Shawn is a very pretty, very appealing young girl who has a most unusual profession: she's a burglar. Burglary is part of her family's tradition. When David Warren finds her attempting to rob his apartment, he decides it's up to him to reform her,
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Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead
A Guest production from Dreadnought Theatre Co
by Bert V. Royal
Directed by Akosua Johnson

Good Grief! This unauthorized parody follows the characters of a familiar childhood comic strip, grown up and going through the deeply emotional trials of use. Drug use, suicide, eating disorders, violence, rebellion, sexual relations and identity are among the issues covered in this dramGood Grief! This unauthorized parody follows the characters of a familiar childhood comic strip, grown up and going through the deeply emotional trials of use. Drug use, suicide, eating disorders, violence, rebellion, sexual relations and identity are among the issues covered in this drama.

NOTE: This production contains strong languate and adult subject matter that may be offensive to some. Not suitable for children under 13.
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July 27 - August 5
Lincoln and God
A Guest production from Seventh Street Playhouse
Written by Anthony Gallo

The Maryland Premiere of Tony Gallo's critically-acclaimed play about that relationship helps celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and Greenbelt's diamond jubilee. As seen at the Kennedy Center, National Press Club, and Dramatists Guild of America in New York City.
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August 17 - September 1
Lysistrata
A Guest production from The Rude Mechanicals
Adapted and Directed by Jaki Demarest

The Rudes put their own particular spin on this comic account of one woman's extraordinary mission to end the Peloponnesian War and bring the men of Athens and Sparta home to their wives.
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All shows start at 8pm unless otherwise stated. For reservations or more information call 301-441-8770.
Greenbelt Arts Center, 123 Centerway, Greenbelt MD 20770
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