Ever felt like Hamlet was just a bit too long? Or wondered if Titus Andronicus would work better as a cooking show? We’ve got you covered. From the star-crossed lovers to the bloody histories, we are tearing through the Bard’s entire folio in one sitting. It’s chaotic, it’s joyful, and it’s arguably the most fun you can have with a pair of tights!

Two jaw dropping one-acts by the master of modern absurdism, Samuel Beckett: Krapp’s Last Tape & Footfalls presented by Lovely Calamity Productions
 

Starring David Neilsen, Calli Medley, and Cristina Noelle

HV follows Shakespeare’s Henriad cycle, chronicling the fall of a flawed king, the unlikely ascension of a hero, and the birth of a unified England from the chaos of the Hundred Years War. Adapted and performed by Shenendoah Thompson, this daring, one-man production is an intimate look at the mental toll of leadership and the price of greatness. From the boisterous Falstaff to the battle-hardened Henry V, Thompson inhabits six unique characters who clash, conspire, and collide as they wrestle for the soul of a nation. 

What happens when three powerful witches get together to rehearse the most important prophecy of their lives?

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When the Hurly-Burly's Done is a comedic reimagining of the Wyrd Sisters from Shakespeare’s infamous Scottish play that pulls back the curtain on the behind-the-scenes drama, prop issues (is that a cow's tongue?), and clashing egos that go into orchestrating the downfall of a monarchy.

Sleepy Hollow Mermaid Festival
Kingsland Point Park
Sleepy Hollow, NY 10591

July 19, 2025

In a pub in rural Ireland, a few locals are enjoying a pint and a bit of gossip when their evening is interrupted by the arrival of an attractive stranger from Dublin, Valerie. As the night darkens and the liquor flows, each character shares a tale of local, ghostly happenings. 

The Hill: Stories from Spoon River had its debut production at the historic Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in June, 2024. The script was adapted from poet Edgar Lee Masters' 1915 classic, Spoon River Anthology. The show follows the residents of the fictional town of Spoon River, who have returned from the dead to perform their epitaphs. Audience members joined the enigmatic master-of-ceremonies known as Fiddler Jones on a lantern lit journey through the necropolis, wandering from grave to grave, and learning the secrets these forlorn ghosts almost took to their graves.