2001-02 & 2002-03 SEASONS
(NOTE: seasons cancelled due to consequences of September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks)
2000-2001 SEASON
(NOTE: company on hiatus)
1998-1999 & 1999-2000 SEASONS
	21/2 Jews Then-75 year-old Alan Brandt's debut play, a seriocomedy about a prominent civil rights attorney who is a schlemiel on the home court in his relationships with his intractable, aging father and budding lawyer son. Subsequently published by BPPI.
1997-98 SEASON
	The Lunch Anxieties 1997 New Playwright Award winner Larry Kunofsky's absurdist comedy about four friends whose fears and desires are expressed during lunch.
1996-97 SEASON
	On Deaf Ears 1996 New Playwright Award winner Robin Rothstein's comedy about two senior Jewish ladies whose daily poolside powwows are unexpectedly interrupted by family secrets and personal desires.
1995-96 SEASON
	¡Olé! Three viewpoints on the contemporary Latino experience in the United States: Janis Astor del Valle's I'll Be Home Para La Navidad (subsequently published in Amazon All Stars (Applause Books)), Pedro R. Monge-Raful's Trash (subsequently published in Out of the Fringe: Contemporary Latino Theatre (TCG) and Presencia negra: Teatro cubano de la diáspora (Cuban Black Presence in the Theater) (MADRID; Editorial Betania)), and Liza Colón's Sistah Supreme.
	The Magic Formula Sidney Morris' drama about a Holocaust survivor reunited with his son he sent to America prior to the war only to find that his son was nonetheless a victim of the Holocaust and shock treatment therapy for his homosexuality. Subsequently published by Dialogus Play Service.
1994-95 SEASON
	My Soul Is Mine: A Runaway's Story Mark Robert Gordon's poetic, rhythmic tale of a gay runaway teen living on New York City streets.
	the dreamer examines his pillow A revival production of John Patrick Shanley's surreal study of the often bizarre byways which love between men and women can follow. Previously produced Off-Broadway; previously published by Dramatists Play Service.