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Past Performances
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- 2020-2021
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- 2018-2019
- 2017-2018
- 2016-2017
- 2015-2016
- 2014-2015
- 2013-2014
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- 2010-2011
More Info Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike
April 18th - May 9th
More Info It Shoulda Been You
May 15th - June 21st
More Info Love Letters
May 2nd - May 3rd
More Info Central Park West
June 6th - June 7th
More Info Pippin
September 14th - October 12th
More Info A Comedy of Tenors
October 26th - November 16th
More Info Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure
December 7th - December 22nd
More Info 33 Variations
January 11th - February 1st
More Info The Lion in Winter
February 15th - March 7th
More Info Answers
November 9th - November 10th
More Info Discount on 33 Variations
January 10th - February 1st
More Info Season 2018 - 2019
August 1st - June 9thANNOUNCING OUR 2018-19 SEASON!! MAINSTAGE PRODUCTIONS The Mystery Of Edwin Drood by: Rupert Holmes September 8 - October 6 A delightful English music hall ...
More Info The Mystery of Edwin Drood
September 8th - October 6th
More Info You Can't Take It with You
October 20th - November 10th
More Info Jack & The Beanstalk
November 24th - December 16th
More Info Veronica's Room
February 16th - March 9th
More Info A Streetcar Named Desire
March 23rd - April 13th
More Info Rumors
May 4th - June 2nd
More Info Mission: Improv-able 3
January 26th - January 27th
More Info The Typists
June 8th - June 9th
More Info Church & State
January 12th - February 2nd
More Info My Rise to the Middle - A BCP FUNDRAISER!
June 15th - June 15thFeaturing the hilarious Brad Zimmerman (stand-up comic and creator of My Son the Waiter, A Jewish Tragedy) in his brand new one-man show, My Rise to the Middle, which digs deep into ...
More Info Season 2017 - 2018
August 1st - June 10thTICKETS ON SALE NOW!! Click HERE to purchase your tickets for the 2017-18 Season Announcing our 2017-18 Season! MAIN STAGE SHOWS SPAMALOT Music by John Du ...
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September 16th - October 14th
More Info Other Desert Cities
January 13th - February 3rd
More Info Harvey
October 28th - November 18th
More Info Cinderella
December 2nd - December 17th
More Info Steel Magnolias
February 17th - March 10th
More Info And The Winner Was...
March 24th - April 21st
More Info It's Only A Play
May 5th - June 3rd
More Info George is Dead / Talking Cure
January 27th - January 28th
More Info While Shakespeare Slept / When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet
June 9th - June 10th
More Info Season 2016 - 2017
September 9th - June 11thTICKETS ON SALE NOW! Click HERE to purchase your tickets for the 2016-17 Season MAIN STAGE SHOWS Cabaret Music by John Kander, Lyrics by Fred Ebb, Book by Joe ...
More Info Cabaret
September 10th - October 8thBook by Joe Masteroff Music by John Kander Lyrics by Fred Ebb Directed by Alan Demovsky "Wilkommen" to Berlin in the early 1930s, as one of the most honored shows in Broadway ...
More Info The Last Night of Ballyhoo
October 22nd - November 12thWritten by Alfred Uhry Directed by Carol Fisher The biting comedy that was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize and won the Tony Award for Best Play of 1997 highlights a Jewish family in 1939 ...
More Info The Emperor's New Clothes
November 26th - December 18thPrince Street Players Version Music by Jeanne Bargy & Jim Eiler, Lyrics and Book by Jim Eiler Directed by Lynne Lupfer Designed specifically for young audiences, the Prince Street ...
More Info The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940
January 14th - February 4thWritten by John Bishop Directed by Steven Bell Is this a musical...or a comedy...or a murder mystery? How about "a comedy that’s about a musical, wrapped up in a murder ...
More Info Time Stands Still
February 18th - March 11thWritten by Donald Margulies Directed by Ray Yucis Can a couple who make their living reporting on war, one as a correspondent and the other as a photojournalist, carve out a normal life? ...
More Info Night Watch
March 25th - April 22ndWritten by Lucille Fletcher Directed by Jerry Hurley *No performances on April 14 or 16 for Good Friday/Easter An ingeniously devised thriller builds steadily in menace and suspense until ...
More Info Chapter Two
May 6th - June 4thWritten by Neil Simon Directed by Jerry Pettinati * No performances May 26-28 for Memorial Day Weekend Neil Simon at his autobiographical best! Based on his own courtship of actress ...
More Info Patio/Porch, Impromptu
March 4th - March 5thPatio/Porch, written by Jack Heifner Impromptu, written by Tad Mosel Directed by Paul J. Reitnauer III Enjoy a clever comedy with Impromptu as four actors sitting on a darkened stage ...
More Info Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays
June 10th - June 11thConceived by Brian Shnipper Directed by Mark Rinis This 90 minute collection of hilarious and poignant short plays and monologues by renowned playwrights such as Neil LaBute, Paul Rudnick, Mo ...
More Info An Evening With Rob McClure -- BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
December 11th - December 11thROB MCCLURE has been described as "an immensely likeable star" (USA Today), "a gifted physical comedian" (Entertainment Weekly), a "Broadway star" (NY Newsday) and who, ...
More Info Season 2015 - 2016
September 12th - June 5thYou may purchase tickets online at www.bcplayers.org beginning July 21st , 2015. The Box Office will also be open for walk-ups, phone orders and mail-in orders. The ...
More Info Guys and Dolls
September 12th - October 10thBook by Abe Burrows and Jo Swerling Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser Directed by Dottie Fischer It’s hard to believe that this much-beloved show is celebrating its 65th birthday! ...
More Info Getting Away With Murder
October 24th - November 14thWritten by Stephen Sondheim and George Furth Directed by Ellyn Essig While certainly better known for their musicals Company and Merrily We Roll Along, co-playwrights Stephen Sondheim and ...
More Info Pinocchio
November 28th - December 20thAdaptation and Lyrics by Jim Eller Based on the Book by Carlo Collodi Music by Jim Eller and Jeanne Bargy Directed by Terri Caust 75 years ago the Disney movie was ...
More Info Good People
January 9th - January 30thWritten by David Lindsay-Abaire Directed by Peter Colletto Playwright David Lindsay-Abaire, the Pulitzer Prize winner for Rabbit Hole and lyricist for Shrek The Musical, has created ...
More Info Leading Ladies
February 13th - March 5thWritten by Ken Ludwig Directed by Lynne Lupfer From the brilliant mind who created Lend Me a Tenor and Moon Over Buffalo, this hilarious comedy finds two desperate English actors ...
More Info Enchanted April
March 19th - April 16thWritten by Matthew Barber Directed by Iris Weinhouse Think “Real Housewives of Britain Spending the Summer in an Italian Villa”. OK, maybe not. But ...
More Info A View from the Bridge
April 30th - May 22ndWritten by Arthur Miller Directed by Jacqueline McElroy-Poquette Eddie Carbone is an Italian-American longshoreman living in Brooklyn with his wife and orphaned niece. He is ...
More Info The Irish Curse
February 27th - February 28thWritten by Martin Casella Directed by Ray Yucis A basement meeting hall in a Catholic church is the setting for this wickedly funny play about a self-help group for men with certain ...
More Info An Evening of One Act Plays
June 4th - June 5thWritten by Current and Former BCP Members Directed by Frank Osmers Within our ranks at BCP are some amazingly talented writers, some of whom have already had plays published and ...
More Info The Drowsy Chaperone
September 6th - October 11th“I just want a story and a few good songs that will take me away. I just want to be entertained. I mean, isn’t that the point?” asks the ‘Man in Chair’ as he introduces ...
More Info 45 Seconds From Broadway
October 25th - November 15thAuthor of perhaps more comedy classics than anyone in theater history, Neil Simon takes an affectionate look at the “Polish Tea Room”, the nickname the Broadway community has given to the ...
More Info Freckleface Strawberry The Musical
November 29th - December 21stFreckleface Strawberry was just like every other girl – except she had bright red hair and something worse…FRECKLES! Now in Freckleface Strawberry The Musical, based on the incredibly ...
More Info Let's Murder Marsha
February 28th - March 1stMarsha is a happy housewife who is hopelessly addicted to reading murder mysteries. One day she overhears her loving husband discussing her upcoming birthday surprise with an interior decorator, but ...
More Info Clybourne Park
January 10th - January 31stAn ingenious plot promotes this award-winning play (Tony and Olivier Awards for Best Play of 2012, and the 2011 Pulitzer Prize) to “instant classic” status. Continuing from Lorraine ...
More Info Bell, Book and Candle
February 14th - March 7thGirl meets Boy. Girl loses Boy. Girl gets Boy. Sure, that’s a classic plot device, but what’s so special about it? Well, how about because the girl is a witch and the boy is a mortal! ...
More Info August: Osage County
March 21st - April 18thWinner of both the Tony and Oliver awards in 2008, as well as that year’s Pulitzer Prize, “It is, flat-out, no asterisks and without qualifications, the most exciting new American play ...
More Info God of Carnage
May 2nd - May 31stSet in contemporary Brooklyn, two couples meet to discuss a playground fight between their children. Over the next 90 minutes, this sharply-fanged comedy that lies somewhere between “The ...
More Info The Mouse That Roared
June 6th - June 7thOriginally based on a series of articles in the Saturday Evening Post and then turned into a fantastically funny film starring the immortal Peter Sellers, the story revolves around the efforts of a ...
More Info Man of La Mancha
September 14th - October 12thInspired by Miguel de Cervantes’ 17th century masterpiece Don Quixote, this enduring musical explores the sometimes thin line between reality and insanity. Performed as a play-within-a-play, ...
More Info A Shayna Maidel
October 26th - November 16thBorrowing elements from a number of post-World War II books, this delicate drama about a Polish family split in half for over a decade and then reunited in New York after the liberation of the ...
More Info Aladdin
November 30th - December 22ndWhile based on a story from The Arabian Nights, this Prince Street Players version uses artful Chinese theater techniques to put a new spin on a classic tale. Children ages 4 to 10 will be thrilled ...
More Info Speed-the-Plow
January 11th - February 1stCentered around a plot of “what makes great literature?”, this brutal satire by the immortal David Mamet is set deep in Hollywood and involves a hit-making director, a studio executive ...
More Info Around The World In 80 Days
February 15th - March 8thBased on the enduring novel by Jules Verne, this stage version (minus the balloon?) follows the adventures of Phileas Fogg of London and his French valet, Passepartout, as they attempt to ...
More Info To Kill A Mockingbird
March 22nd - April 12thBased on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Harper Lee, and set in Alabama during the Great Depression, To Kill a Mockingbird follows the journey of two young white children whose father, Atticus ...
More Info Ruthless! The Musical
May 3rd - June 1stAn all-female cast twists plots and characters into a hilarious spoof of Broadway-themed stories like Auntie Mame and Gypsy, as well as books made into movies such as The Bad Seed and All About Eve, ...
More Info A Midsummer Night's Dream
January 25th - January 26thNever been to a Shakespeare play because you fear the idea of a five-act production that runs all night? Or are you fascinated by Shakespeare and never miss an opportunity to see his genius on stage? ...
More Info My Favorite Wife
June 7th - June 8thIt’s been a few years, but Players Radio Theatre is back with another live broadcast from the stage of the Little Firehouse Theatre! Based on a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson, the story about a ...
More Info BCP Open House
Bergen County Players (BCP) opens its doors for its annual theater Open House on Saturday, May 10, 2014. Free and open to the public, this special Spring event runs from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, with ...
More Info The Music Man
September 8th - October 6thKicking off our celebratory 80th season is the BCP stage debut of one of the most beloved musicals of all time, described by the NY Times as “American as apple pie and a Fourth of July ...
More Info Fools
October 20th - November 11thBCP has presented many of the shows in the Neil Simon catalogue, but Fools is one of the laugh-out-loud funniest that has never been seen to date. Set in Kulyenchikov, a mythical Ukrainian ...
More Info Beehive, the 60s Muscial
February 16th - March 9thA musical about the home for honey-making insects? Hardly! This Off-Broadway hit finds its way to the BCP stage for the first time showcasing its nearly 40 songs that made the 1960s THE decade for ...
More Info The Price
January 12th - February 2ndArthur Miller was one of the premier dramatic playwrights of the 20th century, as proven by this character-driven drama about two estranged brothers who, in the course of selling their deceased ...
More Info Rapunzel
November 24th - December 16thWhile this famous lady with the long tresses has appeared briefly in other BCP family shows, this is her first time as the title character! This witty, tongue-in-cheek retelling of a long-time ...
More Info Better Late
March 23rd - April 20thThe last play by the magnificently clever Larry Gelbart (A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, Sly Fox, City of Angels, the movie “Tootsie”, TV’s M*A*S*H), this ...
More Info Boeing - Boeing
May 4th - June 2ndBCP is known for mounting great comedies, and the first appearance of this hilarious French farce about an American businessman living in Paris who juggles three different “air hostesses” ...
More Info Autograph Hound
January 26th - January 27thA sharply humorous and inventive play which takes a revealing look at a wife who is an obsessive celebrity-chaser, a resentful husband who takes serious action against her compulsion and their young ...
More Info The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
September 10th - October 2ndNominated for six Tony Awards, this unlikely hit musical is about the unlikeliest group of heroes: a quirky yet charming cast of outsiders for whom a spelling bee is the one place where they can ...
More Info Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
October 22nd - November 12thWinner of three Tony Awards (including Best Play of 1963) and later turned into a landmark film with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, playwright Edward Albee's smash drams is set on the ...
More Info Sleeping Beauty
November 26th - December 18thThis Prince Street Players version of the classic fairy tale follows a young princess who is cursed by a wicked fairy to die after pricking her finger on a spinning wheel's spindle. But the curse ...
More Info Modern Orthodox
January 14th - February 4thHilarious and often poignant, Modern Orthodox is about a young Jewish couple living on the Upper West Side who are provoked to question not only their commitment to each other but also the depth of ...
More Info Last of the Red Hot Lovers
February 18th - March 10thWanting to spice up his staid life by sharing in the sexual freedom of the '60s, yet hoping for something memorable and romantic, Barney Cashman, a happily married fish restaurateur, decides ...
More Info The Man Who Came To Dinner
March 24th - April 21stSheridan Whiteside, a witty but acerbic theater critic and host of a national radio program, visits small-town Ohio and after breaking his leg is forced to encamp at the residence of a rich factory ...
More Info Is There Life After High School
May 5th - June 3rdIs There Life After High School? If there is, what are its lingering effects on our lives? Join this group of “alumni” as they explore this theme through music, dance and monologues ...
More Info The Haunting of Hill House
October 23rd - November 13thBased on a novel from the author of “The Lottery”, one of literature’s most shocking short stories, comes a psychological thriller that was the source for the 1963 film The ...
More Info HONK!
November 27th - December 19thWinner of the 2000 Olivier Award for London’s Best New Musical (beating out both Mama Mia and The Lion King), this warm and funny retelling of the classic Hans Christian Anderson story ...
More Info The Cocktail Hour
January 15th - February 5thAt a time when many families rarely even have dinner together, the significance of the daily cocktail hour may be difficult to understand. Still, everything surrounding Gurney’s typical WASP ...
More Info The Little Dog Laughed
February 19th - March 12thMitchell Green is an up-and-coming movie star who could hit big if it weren't for one little problem... he "suffers from a slight recurring case of homosexuality” according to his ...
More Info Glengarry Glen Ross
March 26th - April 16thThis hard-hitting portrait of cutthroat office politics represents BCP’s first foray into the world of David Mamet, who is at the absolute zenith of his career with this winner of the 1984 ...
More Info Sordid Lives
May 7th - June 5thAs every Texan will proudly tell you, everything is bigger in Texas. Especially the hairdos. And the off-beat personalities. Not to mention the scandals. And how about those Texas-sized laughs? When ...
More Info From Screen To Stage
November 6th - November 7thWatch some of your favorite movie scenes from our American cinematic history come to life on the BCP stage as they are reenacted in front of you. Don’t miss classic moments from films such as ...
More Info The Tiger
May 14th - May 15thA frustrated mail carrier named Ben kidnaps a woman and brings her to his lair to do dastardly deeds. Much to his surprise, he finds his victim hates the world almost as much as he does, and the ...