First up is Muder for Two, an “Ingenious! A snazzy double-act that spins out a comic mystery animated by funny, deftly turned songs,” says The New York Times. A perfect blend of Music, Mayhem, and Murder! Two actors play 13 roles, and the piano as small town cop Marcus Moscowicz dreams of becoming a detective. When a novelist is struck dead (at his own birthday party no less) Moscowicz gets on the scene and tries to solve the case before the real detective arrives. Featuring Maine actor Robbie Harrison!

Running July 31 through August 17.

Next is a Maine-Made play, Dirty Deeds Downeast. Written by Maine writer Brent Askari, this play is a wild story of Gerrard, the only cop on the island. When he finds evidence of foul play surrounding a recent death, things go hilariously amok and Gerrard finds there’s something sinister hiding behind the cozy vacation town he grew up in. Join us for this side-splitting comedy about murder and mayhem in Maine! “[Askari] keeps the laughs coming fast and furiously in his new work.” – Bangor Daily News.

Running October 29 through November 23.

Finally, we’re thrilled to bring Lend Me a Tenor to the Mainstage! A classic comedy sure to delight our audiences, this three-time Tony Award-winning laugh riot follows the misadventures of Max and the Cleveland Grand Opera company. After preparing a lovely reception for Il Stupendo, the greatest tenor of his generation, for a one-night only performance in Pagliacci, Max finds his star on the verge of death, the theatre in potential ruins, and worst of all his fiance has a thing for tenors! As Max dons the makeup to stand in for Il Stupendo, hilarity and mischief ensue. “A furiously paced comedy with more than a touch of the Marx brothers … A marvelous combination of wonderful farcical moments and funny lines.” – Time Out.

Running January 28 through February 22.