This year will also mark the 31st year the Town Players have called the Powerhouse home.
"New Canaan is a perfect place to do this play," Sheri Dean, co-president of the Town Players said, in a statement.
Dean went on to credit the "distinct identity and plenty of colorful characters" of the community, comparing it to Grover's Corners--the fictional setting for the play.
The production will be directed by Julie Bell Petrak and will open on Oct. 25.
Other offerings for the new season will include:
- A holiday "panto," a musical comedy for children and adults, directed by Patrick Kiley--in December;
- "The Governor's Son," a new political drama by local playwright Jim Gordon, directed by Gary Battaglia--opening in February;
- "Skylight" by David Hare, winner of the "Best Play" Tony in 1997, directed by Tim Cronin--in May; and
- "Lend Me a Tenor" by Ken Ludwig, a popular farce comedy directed by Tom Butterworth--in summer of 2014.
For questions about "Our Town" auditions, please contact the director at juliebellpetrak@gmail.com. Scripts are available at the New Canaan Public Library.
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