Come join us for an evening of lively and thought-provoking theatre! We are back onstage once again with our Live Reading Series, and this time we are presenting the play that started it all off for the Borelians 50 years ago, “You Can’t Take It With You.” This Pulitzer Prize winning comedy was written by Moss Hart & George S. Kaufman and was first presented on Broadway in 1939…. and it was the very first play that the Borelians ever produced as company, performing it on May 27 and 28th, 1971.

“You Can’t Take It with You” is the story of the Sycamore family, their eccentric extended family, and their unique life-style during the Depression years in New York. Grandpa Vanderhof, the patriarch, attracts the attention of the U.S government because he has never paid his Income Tax. Somewhat controversial at the time, the play poses the question “Is money the key to happiness?”

A Fundraiser for Our Home Theatre

The Live Reading Series is an ongoing fundraiser in support of the “Reshaping the Future” renovation and revitalization project, which, among other things, will restore the historic bell tower and increase accessibility to Town Hall Theatre. This is a perfect way to show your support for local performance arts.
Even if you can’t make it to performance night, consider purchasing a ticket at the back of the theatre as a way of donating to your local theatre.