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1998

July
No Exit by Jean Paul Satre. Directed by Charles Waterman.
October
The America Dream by Edward Albee. Directed by Charles Waterman.

1999

July
Postcards & Lemonade by James Prideaux. Directed by Charles Waterman.
December
Holiday Inn by Musical Review. Directed by Dominic Garvey. (Toured to care facilities only).

2000

April
The Famous Poetry Show by Charles Waterman with dancer & drummer. Directed by Charles Waterman.
July
A Marriage Proposal & The Boor by Anton Chekov. Directed by Charles Waterman.
November
Some Kind of Love Story by Arthur Miller. Directed by Charles Waterman.

2001

February
What is this Thing Called Love? by Musical Review. Directed by Dominic Garvey.
July
Talking With... by Jane Martin. Directed by Ann Foskett.
November
The Dumb Waiter by Harold Pinter. Directed by Charles Waterman.

2002

July
Under Milkwood by Dylan Thomas. Directed by Ann Foskett.
November
A Cheever Evening by A. R. Gurney. Directed by Ann Foskett.

2003

July
Take up the Song (Millay) by Ramona Barth. Directed by Ann Foskett.
November

A Betrothal by Lanford Wilson. Directed by Ann Foskett.
A Little Something for Ducks by Jean Leno Toddie. Directed by Ann Foskett.

2004

July
Art by Yasmina Reza. Directed by Ann Foskett.
November
Three Tall Woman by Edward Albee. Directed by Tom Handel.

2005

July
A Phoenix Too Frequent by Christopher Fry. Directed by John Price.
October
Breakfast & Hughie by Eugene O'Neill. Directed by Andrea Handel

2006

July
Almost, Maine by John Cariani. Directed by Tom Handel.
October
One Mann's Maine by Robert Manns. Directed by Tom Handel.

2007

July
A Thurber Carnival by James Thurber. Directed by Mort Aktor.
October
Short Plays & Monologues by David Mamet. Directed by Charles Waterman.

2008

July
The Chairs by Eugene Ioesco. Directed by Charles Waterman.
October
Relatively Speaking by Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by John Price.

2009

June
Independence by Lee Blessing. Directed by Andrea Handel.
October
Collected Stories by Donald Margulies.​ Directed by Ann Foskett.

2010

July
Lovers & Other Strangers by Renee Taylor & Joseph Bologna. Directed by John Price.
September
Into the Forest by K. Miriam & K. Fassett. Directed by Andrea Handel.
October
Talking With... by Jane Martin. Directed by Ann Foskett.

2011

July
Stones in his Pockets by Marie Jones. Directed by Andrea Handel.
October
Evening of Christopher Durang by Christopher Durang. Directed by Tom Handel.

2012

July
A Perfect Ganesh by Terrence McNally. Directed by Tom Handel.
Sept & Oct
Political Suicide by Ernest Thompson. Directed by Ann Foskett, Andrea Handel and Tom Handel.
November
​H2O, a variety fundraiser for the CLC YMCA.

2013

​July
Ancestral Voice by A.R. Gurney. Directed by Ann Foskett.
October
Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward. Directed by Andrea Handel.
December
A Christmas Story by Jean Shepherd. Directed by Margo O'Leary.
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2014

2014 Newsletter

July

Duck Variations by David Mamet. Directed by Ellen Whaley.
The Eye of the Beholder by Kent Broadhurst. Directed by Ann Foskett.
October
Over the river and Through the Woods by Joe DiPietro. Directed by Tom Handel.

2015

2015 Newsletter

July

The Housekeeper by James Prideaux. Directed by Charles Waterman.
October
The Outgoing Tide by Bruce Graham. Directed by Andrea Handel.
December
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Directed by Margo O'Leary.

2016

​2016 Newsletter

July

Love/Sick by John Cariani. Directed by Mitchell Wellman, Tyson Bailey and Mallory Adams.
October
The Outgoing Tide by Bruce Graham. Directed by Andrea Handel.
December
A Dickens of a Christmas Carol by Ellie Busby. Directed by Margo O'Leary.
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2017

2017 Newsletter

May
Love Letters by A.R. Gurney. Directed by Mallory Adams.
August
Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike by Christopher Durang. Directed by Allison Eddyblouin.
November
Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco. Directed by Tom Handel.
December
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Directed by Nick Azzaretti.

2018

2018 Newsletter

July
Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare. Directed by Missie Liu.
October
Trifles by Susan Glaspell. Directed by Ru Monsell.
Frankenstein by Vincent Hannam. Directed by Torie DeLisle.
December
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson. Directed by Ellie Busby.
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2019

2019 Newsletter

February
Love, Loss and What I Wore by Nora & Delia Ephron. Directed by Torie DeLisle.
April & May
Enchanted April by Matthew Barber and Elizabeth von Arnim. Directed by Mallory Adams.
July
Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare. Directed by Torie DeLisle.
October
The Actor's Nightmare by Christopher Durang. Directed by Tamara Lilly.
The Proposal by Anton Chekov. Directed by Joe Lugosch.
December
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson. Directed by Allison Eddyblouin.
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2020

We began 2020 very excited to bring you a season full of delightful, Maine-themed shows, but due to the spread of the Coronavirus, or COVID-19, we feel it is best to modify our season in order to protect our wonderful community.
It is with a heavy heart that we postpone our spring production of “Homer Bound” by Karmo Sanders until 2021.
Right now, everything is very fluid and we are doing our best to monitor the situation and follow CDC recommendations and will continue to do so into the future.  
River Company is so thankful for all our members, fans and supporters.  Please stay tuned for more information going forward.  We will try to keep everyone as up to date, via social media and email, as much as possible.

The Show Will Go On.

Mallory Adams - President of River Company

We launched a YouTube Channel to accommodate theater and social distancing:
June

How He Lied to her Husband by George Bernard Shaw. Directed by Mallory Adams. Fundraiser for Newcastle Food Pantry.
August
The Spooky House by Mike Lee. Directed by Mike Lee.
November
The Witch of Harpswell adapted by Jim Nelson. Directed by Allison Eddyblouin.
December
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Directed by Nick Azzaretti. Fundraiser for Skidompha Library.


River Company is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation. Our Mission: River Company provides a local arena for artists to gain theatrical experience that fosters artistic growth.  River Company’s work reflects and entertains its community through its creativity, flexibility, and versatility.
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