Season
|
Show
|
Significant Events
|
1962-63
|
The Pleasure of His Company |
The Happy Journey won a
Special Merit Award at the Delaware Drama
Festival |
| The Autumn Garden |
| Because Their Hearts Were Pure |
| Matilda Shouted Fire |
1961/62
|
Bus Stop |
|
| Duet For Two Hands |
| The Importance of Being Earnest |
| The Potting Shed |
1960/61
|
The Late Christopher Bean |
The Guild incorporated and formed
the Kent County Theatre Guild Foundation. First
Trustees were Bill Pool, Bella Ward, and Bill
Hughes Productions
continued to be held at Wesley College Little
Theater
|
| The Glass Menagerie |
| The Chalk Garden |
1959/60
|
The Seventh Veil |
After the season's first play, the
Guild had to find a new venue. The second play
was presented at Smyrna HS and the third at
Wesley College Little Theater The Lark took
technical honors and Runner-Up for Best Play at
the Delaware Drama Festival
|
| Visit To A Small Planet |
| The River Lane |
1958/59
|
You Can't Take It With You |
The
Guild concentrated on building membership |
1957/58
|
And Then There Were None |
Dwindling membership forced
cancellation of a third production |
| The Silver Cord |
1956/57
|
Blithe Spirit |
|
| Miranda |
| Charley's Aunt |
1955/56
|
Outward Bound |
|
| Bell, Book, and Candle |
| The Curious Savage |
1954/55
|
Death Takes A Holiday |
Portrait of a Madonna won
Best Actress, Best Director outside of a winning
play, and Runner-Up for Best Play at Delaware
Drama Festival |
| All My Sons |
| My Three Angels |
1953/54
|
Light Up The Sky |
The Guild began with a January
discussion of Dick Clark, Earl Scheidt, and Alan
Hunn. "Sug" Adlam added her advice. In
May, 30 people showed up to express their
interest and, in September, Light Up The Sky
was presented in 3 performances at Caesar Rodney
High School In
April, 1954, Maker Of Dreams won the
Community Theater Plaque at the Delaware Drama
Festival
|
| Two Blind Mice |
| Laura |
