• ALL MY SONS
  Sept. 18 ' Oct. 6
  By Arthur Miller
  Directed by Melba Martinez
  Equity Guest Artists: Babs George, Dirk van Allen, Jeffery Mills
  It's the summer of 1947, and the Keller family secrets are bubbling to the surface. Years after Joe Keller is forced to chose between himself and honor, his decision unexpectedly comes back to haunt him. Recipient of the Drama Critics' Award.

• C/O THE GROVE
  Nov. 13 ' 24
  Written and directed by J. Ed Araiza (of the SITI Company)
  The writer and director of THE MEDEA STORIES returns to the MMNT to create another awe-inspiring world premiere, loosely adapted from Anton Chekov's THE CHERRY ORCHARD.

• THE KENTUCKY CYCLE
  Feb. 19 ' March 9, 2003
  PART ONE: Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
  PART TWO: Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays
  By Robert Schenkken
  Directed by Melba Martinez
  Equity Guest Artists: Ev Lunning, Annie Suite, Bhagirit Garcia-Crow, Steve Balgooyen and Jesse Petrick
  This sweeping epic of three families in Eastern Kentucky spans 200 years of American history. This nine-play cycle, presented over two nights, examines the myths of the American past, which have created the country we are today. Recipient of the Pulitzer Prize.

• NUNSENSE
  April 2003
  Book and lyrics by Dan Goggin
  Directed and choreographed by Kevin Archambault and Cory Cruser
  Community Guest Artist: Barbara Chisholm
  The five sole survivors of the Little Sisters of Hoboken Nunnery stage this hilarious talent show to raise money for their dearly departed sisters after a nasty bout of botulism sweeps through the convent. Recipient of four Outer Critics Awards.

The Mary Moody Northen Theatre of St. Edward's University offers the only pre-professional undergraduate theater program of its kind in the United States. Designed for the student-artist, the program offers a rare combination of conservatory and academic training with a rigorous liberal arts curriculum.