This Valentine’s Day, celebrate the most romantic date on the calendar with a performance by the Mike Greensill Trio. Piano man Mike and his fellow musicians will play instrumental versions of the best love songs culled from the Great American Songbook, from Gershwin to Cole Porter and Irving Berlin to Rodgers & Hart. Along with Mike, the trio will feature the swinging guitar of Brad Buethe and the cool bass of Carla Kaufman. Join us for a cozy evening in our intimate theater.

Saturday, February 14 8:00 p.m.
Ticket price: $35.00

Few celebrations of St. Patrick’s Day can match the spirit and energy of Kith & Kin, Napa Valley's own Celtic Band. Musician/vocalists Kathi Brotemarkle, Ron Brunswick, Linda Howard, Ann Gilleran, and Michael Waterson collaborate in a sole-pounding evening of jigs, reels, ballads, and blarney, accompanied by guitar, fiddle, accordion, mandolin, banjo, Irish bouzouki, and bodhrán. Awaken the Irish in you (real or honorary) with lilting vocals and traditional instrumental tunes in this pre-St. Paddy’s Day blowout.

Sunday, March 15, 4:00 p.m.
Ticket price: $35.00

The players are about three inches. The play is about thirty minutes. All of your favorite soliloquies are here, along with a motley of songs adapted for this truncated tragedy. The celebrity finger puppets of the Unemployed Philosopher’s Guild make up the cast, including Beethoven in the title role, Emily Dickinson as Ophelia, Robert E. Lee as Claudius, and Albert Einstein as Polonius. Enjoy Shakespeare’s masterpiece as you've never seen it before: enlightening, entertaining, shorter (and smaller) than you'd think possible. A mixture of reverence and hijinks, making Shakespeare accessible to all. It is a production for the ages, from 7 to 97.

Sunday, March 21, 4:00 p.m.
Ticket price: $10.00  Audience members will receive a free finger puppet

Margaret Chase Smith (above), the first woman to serve in both houses of Congress, challenged Sen. Joe McCarthy at a time when few lawmakers spoke out against his Red Scare hearings. Our semi-staged readers theater production of Joe di Pietro’s four-character play dramatizes Smith’s courage in delivering her “declaration of conscience” on the Senate floor, denouncing members who were turning the body into “a forum of hate and character assassination.” DiPietro’s historical drama resonates in our current period, with Smith prophetically calling for a renewal of “the right to independent thought,” noting that freedom of speech in America “has been so abused by some that it is not exercised by others.” Join us for this riveting work of theater that holds a warning in our troubled political environment.

Saturday, April 25, 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 26, 4:00 p.m.
Ticket price: $35.00