by: Peter Fogel

Back by popular demand is Peter Fogel’s hilarious show, “’Til Death Do Us Part… You First!” Directed by Academy Award Nominee Chazz Palminteri, creator of “A Bronx Tale.” 

Eternal bachelor Peter Fogel has major commitment issues as the love of his life has just broken up with him. He senses his own mortality, and after much soul searching decides to revisit the scene of all his romantic disasters. Fogel mixes his signature wit along with riotous relatable characters and takes us on a whirlwind comedic journey. Fogel laments: “The longest relationship I’ve had . . . is with T-Mobile!”

Reviews for ‘Til Death Do Us Part …You First! are in! 

Critics Agree, Peter is hilarious. Read some reviews below:

BROADWAYWORLD.COM’S 2024 REGIONAL LONG ISLAND WINNER FOR

BEST PLAY, BEST PERFORMANCE IN A PLAY, BEST DIRECTOR

“Uproarious Belly Laughs!” Broadwayworld.com

“A Very Funny Show About Marriage & Relationships! Go See It!”

Ray Romano – Everybody Loves Raymond

“A hilarious cross between ‘Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus’ meets

‘Defending the Caveman’!”—MiamiArtzine

A.C.T. Studio Theatre will be hosting a fun and engaging week long Summer Theatre Camp for children who want to explore the arts. There will be two sessions offered, so choose the date that works best for you.

Either session costs $150 and will require a submitted
Summer Camp Participation Agreement which can be obtained here.

by: William Shakespeare

“The Taming of the Shrew” is a biting comedy known for its witty battle of the sexes, one that satirizes the performative nature of courtship. The plot centers on the headstrong Katharina, who defiantly resists the social pressures of marriage. Her younger sister, Bianca, is her polar opposite—a “perfect” maiden besieged by suitors. However, their father refuses to let Bianca wed until Katharina is settled. This leads two of Bianca’s rivals to recruit the eccentric Petruchio to “tame” and marry the elder sister. As seen in modern adaptations like “10 Things I Hate About You” and “Kiss Me, Kate” the play remains a vital, if controversial, exploration of gender dynamics and power.

Clothes define us.  For many women, there is a strong relationship between clothing and important moments in our lives.  But this play is not just about clothing.  It’s about the memory of shopping with your mother for your prom dress or wedding gown.  The reminiscence of what you wore on your first date; a cherished sweater handed down to you by family.  Boots; purses; accessories.  There are a variety of women on stage all sharing personal moments and concerns through their monologues.  The dialogue is compelling; the humor is quiet.  The happy and bittersweet moments will take you down memory lane.  

Ryan Richards Guitarist, Composer, Recording Artist

This award-winning new age guitarist had great success in recording acoustic instrumental music. Mr. Richards’ first album “Experiences” was nominated for and became a finalist for Best New Age Instrumental Album by One World Music. His single “Coastline” reached #5 on the One World Music charts for October 2024. “That Trip to Bethlehem” reached the top 20 on the same singles charts that year, and he was also nominated for multiple awards by New Age Notes radio in 2024.

ONE NIGHT ONLY!

by: CHRISTIAN ANDERSON

Jesus Was Not a Doorman: What happens when a good ol’ church boy ends up running the door at the hottest nightclub in Hollywood? Does he fall to temptation or find a higher calling—or somewhere in between? This sitcom actor and doorman of an exclusive night club then became a priest on the Treasure Coast. Father Christian Anderson went from welcoming playboys at the hottest Hollywood spot to welcoming parishioners at the doors of a local church.

by: NEIL SIMON

Leon Torchinsky is ecstatic to land a new teaching job in the idyllic Russian hamlet of Kulyenchikov. There’s just one problem: the village is cursed with chronic stupidity! With only 24 hours to educate a girl so charmingly dim she only recently learned to sit down—or fall victim to the curse himself—Leon vows to break the spell. Come laugh at the foolishness in Neil Simon’s most hilarious romantic fable!

by: JB PRIESTLEY

“We are responsible for each other.” A mysterious inspector disrupts a luxurious engagement party with a shocking suicide inquiry. Each of them is connected. Each of them is guilty. See the show that proves a single action can change everything.

by: TOM FLANNERY

Based on real-life events, A.C.T. presents this tender and captivating play in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In a quietly kept living room, late at night, Katie Morgan sits down in front of a camera and tells the truth — maybe for the first time. Moving between laughter and heartbreak, between first love and long silence, she searches for the words she never got to say out loud. God Bless Roy Campanella is a shattering one-woman play about what we carry, what we hide, and what we do — at last — for love.

by: TERRENCE MCNALLY

A powerful, poignant Broadway drama that explores love, loss, and generational change. When a mother unexpectedly visits her late son’s ex-partner—now married with a child—she is forced to confront the evolving world and her own painful past, making it a compelling story of forgiveness and hope.

by: CARLETON, FITZGERALD AND ALVAREZ

A holiday train speeding through beloved classics, international traditions, and pop-culture favorites in 90 minutes of pure hilarity, perfect for a joyful night.

Rated PG-13 (contains mild adult humor, best for ages 7+), perfect for a festive, laughter-filled night out with friends or family.

by: ARTHUR MILLER

Experience Arthur Miller’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece. A shattering portrait of the American Dream gone wrong. Follow aging salesman Willy Loman as he grapples with disillusionment, family conflict, and the desperate gap between his illusions and reality. A timeless, poignant theatrical event.

by: JOE DIPIETRO AND JIMMY ROBERTS

A hilarious, fast-paced musical revue exploring the chaotic rollercoaster of modern relationships, from first dates and marriage to suburban parenting. Performed by an award-winning cast reassembled for a limited run.

by: ALFRED UHRY

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the Academy Award for Best Picture! Experience the touching, humorous, and unforgettable story of a 25-year friendship that defied all boundaries. Driving Miss Daisy is a timeless tale of independence, prejudice, and the unexpected bonds that change us forever.

by: FRANK LAZARUS

Get ready for a double feature more hilarious than any produced in Hollywood’s heyday! This Tony Award-winning musical brings you two shows in one—an evening of tap-dancing ushers and laugh-out-loud Marx Brothers-style mayhem. Take a trip back to the 1930s with a charming musical revue, featuring high-energy song-and-dance numbers that pay tribute to the Golden Age of movie musicals.

by: TINA HOWE

Pulitzer Prize-nominated play, Painting Churches, is a poignant, humorous drama about a daughter returning to Boston to help her aging, eccentric parents move. As she paints their portrait, the family confronts fading memories, changing dynamics, and the deep love underlying their complex relationships. A witty, heartbreaking theatrical portrait.