2024 Season

The 2024 season will be announced in late winter or early spring when the reading committee completes the selection process.

Pegasus History

Pegasus Theater was formed in 1998 by a group of experienced theater folk living in the Russian River area. The intention: to present quality plays; to develop theater audiences in Sonoma County; to aspire to a high level of artistic achievement, to provoke, to move, to entertain and to have fun doing it! Over the past fifteen years we have produced a wide range of plays, contemporary and classical. And in recent years we have turned our attentions to developing new playwrights and nurturing their work.

2023 Season

Bakersfield Mist, by Stephen Sachs - Directed by John-Paul Goorjian
Tapas:2023, by northern California playwrights

2022 Season

The Last of the Red-Hot Tenants, by Lois Pearlman - Directed by Diana Grogg
Tapas:2022, by northern California playwrights

2021 Season

Destiny, Free Will or Luck of the Irish, by Jacquelyn Wells - Directed by Darlene Kersnar
Exposure, by Bridgette Portman - Directed by Darlene Kersnar
Florida, by Steven Doloff - Directed by Diana Grogg

2020 Season

Aunt Velma Considers Changing Religion, by John Arnold - Directed by Darlene Kersnar
Turtle Shopping, by Scott McMorrow - Directed by Darlene Kersnar

2019 Season

Billy Nobody, by Stanley Rutherford - Directed by Sharon Hawthorne
Tapas:2019, by northern California playwrights

Staged Readings
It's a Wonderful Life, Directed by Lois Pearlman

2018 Season

Tapas:2018, by northern California playwrights
The New Century, by Paul Rudnick - Directed by John Rowan

Staged Readings
The Last of the Red-Hot Tenants, by Lois Pearlman
2 Brothers Drinking/2 Sisters Drinking, by Stanley Rutherford

2017 Season

Artistic Director — Beulah Vega

Tempestuous, by Merlyn Q Sell - Directed by Beulah Vega
Tapas:2017, by northern California playwrights

Staged Readings
The Telltale Harp, by Lorelei and Laura
A Fish Story, by Richard Manley

2016 Season

Artistic Director — Beulah Vega

Don Juan in Chicago, by David Ives - Directed by Alexis Evon Christenson
The Three Musketeers, by Ken Ludwig, adapted from the novel by Alexander Dumas - Directed by Beulah Vega
Tapas:2016, by northern California playwrights
Picasso at the Lapin Agile, by Steve Martin - Directed by Matt Cadigan

Staged Readings
The Good Body, by Eve Ensler - directed by Crystal Carpenter
Shakespeare’s R & J, adapted by Joe Calarco - directed by Beulah Vega
Stupid F***ing Bird, by Aaron Posner - directed by Jacquelyn Wells
The Quality of Life, by Jane Anderson - directed by Athena Gundlach

2015 Season

Artistic Director — Beulah Vega

Beyond Therapy, by Christopher Durang - Directed by Beulah Vega
A Walk in the Woods, by Lee Blessing - Directed by Darlene Kersnar
Tapas:2015, by northern California playwrights
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, by William Shakespeare - Directed by Beulah Vega
The War of the Worlds: The 1938 Radio Play, by by Howard E. Koch, adapted from the novel by H.G. Wells - Directed by Brandon Wilson

2014 Season

Artistic Director — Beulah Vega

Dr. Cook's Garden, by Ira Levin - Directed by Beulah Vega
All in the Timing, by David Ives - Directed by Rachel Custer and Alexis Long
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield - Directed by Nick Christenson
Phoenix, by Scott Organ - Directed by Beulah Vega
Tapas:2014, by northern California playwrights
River Time: the Musical, by Scott Kersnar - Directed by Scott Kersnar
Other Desert Cities, by Jon Robin Baitz - Directed by Jacquelyn Wells

2013 Season

Artistic Directors — Nancy Hansen & Beulah Vega

Two One Act Plays
The Duck Variations, by David Mamet - Directed by Susan Packer
The Madness of Lady Bright, by Lanford Wilson - Directed by Darlene Kersnar
Panache, by Don Gordon - Directed by Jacquelyn Wells
Kimberly Akimbo, by David Lindsay-Abaire - Directed by Buzz Bense
Tapas:2013, by northern California playwrights - Produced by Lois Pearlman
Driving Miss Daisy, by Alfred Uhry - Directed by Nancy Hansen
Sleeping Indoors, by Jim Holt - Directed by John Rowan

2012 Season

Artistic Director — Nancy Hansen

Sylvia, by A.R. Gurney - Directed by Beulah Vega
Norman, Is That You?, by Ron Clark & Sam Brobick - Directed by John Rowan and Diz Struffles
Sister Cities, by Colette Freedman - Directed by Jacquelyn Wells
Tapas:2012, by northern California playwrights - Produced by Lois Pearlman
Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol, by Tom Mula - Directed by Mark Gregory

2011 Season

Artistic Directors — Diana Grogg & Nancy Hansen

Charley's Aunt, by Brandon Thomas - Directed by Beulah Vega
Over the River and Through the Woods, by Joe DiPietro - Directed by Diana Grogg
Avow, by Bill C. Davis - Directed by Buzz Bense
Tapas:2011, by northern California playwrights - Produced by Lois Pearlman
Sherlock's Last Case, by Charles Marowitz - Directed by Diana Grogg
Lux Radio Hour's Miracle on 34th Street, Radio Play - Directed by Lois Pearlman

2010 Season

Artistic Directors — Nancy Hansen & Diana Grogg

Tapas:2010, by northern California playwrights - Produced by Lois Pearlman
The Oldest Profession, by Paula Vogel - Directed by Nancy Hansen
It's a Wonderful Life: A Staged Radio Play with Music - Directed by Lois Pearlman

2009 Season

Artistic Directors — Jacquelyn Wells, Mark Gregory & Nancy Hansen

Tapas:2009, by northern California playwrights - Produced by Lois Pearlman
Driving Miss Daisy, by Alfred Uhry - Directed by Nancy Hansen
Isn't It Fabulous, by David Beckman - Directed by Scott Kersnar
The Santaland Diaries, by David Sedaris - Directed by Buzz Bense

2008 Season

Artistic Directors — Russell Kaltschmit & Jacquelyn Wells

Tapas:2008, by northern California playwrights - Produced by Lois Pearlman
A Perfect Ganesh, by Terrence McNally - Directed by Peter Cooper
The Learned Ladies, by Moliere translated by Richard Wilbur - Directed by Michael Tabib
Eastern Standard, by Richard Greenberg - Directed by Buzz Bense
Art, by Yasmina Reza, translation by Christopher Hampton - Directed by Nancy Hansen
American Gothic: Tales by Edgar Allen Poe, by Edgar Allen Poe - Directed by Mark Gregory
The Holly Day Show, Community Show - Directed by Andrea Van Dyke

2007 Season

Artistic Director — Nancy Hansen

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, by Edward Albee - Directed by Michael Tabib
Proof, by David Auburn - Directed by Jacquelyn Wells
Jeffrey, by Paul Rudnick - Directed by Mark Gregory
The Sugar Bean Sisters, by Nathan Sanders - Directed by Peter Cooper
'Night, Mother, by Marsha Norman - Directed by Russell Kaltschmidt
The Holly Day Show, Community Show - Directed by Andrea Van Dyke

2006 Season

Artistic Director — Nancy Hansen

Dim Sum Parade, an Original new play by Scott Kersnar - Directed by Scott Kersnar
Ghosts, by Henrik Ibsen - Directed by Mark Gregory
Awkward Moments; a selection of One Act plays
Sweet Jesus, by Nathan Sanders (A World Premiere) - Directed by Buzz Bense
Sure Thing, by David Ives - Directed by Buzz Bense
Andre's Mother, by Terrence McNally - Directed by David Wright
The Wibbly Wobbly, Wiggly Dance that Cleopatterer Did, by Terrence McNally - Directed by David Wright
The Actor’s Nightmare, by Christopher Durang - Directed by Jon Gale
Speak the Speech Again! (A selection of Shakespearean scenes) - Directed by Mark Gregory
Swimming in the Shallows, by Adam Bock - Directed by Russell Kaltschmidt
Picasso at the Lapin Agile, by Steve Martin - Directed by Jacquelyn Wells
Tapas:2006, by northern California playwrights - Produced by Lois Pearlman
The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams - Directed by Peter Cooper
The Holly Day Show, Community Show - Directed by Andrea Van Dyke

2005 Season

Artistic Director — Nancy Hansen

Speak the Speech, A montage of Shakespeare monologues conceived by Mark Gregory - Directed by Nancy Hansen
Death Trap, by Ira Levin - Directed by Jeff Hettinger
The Odd Couple, by Neil Simon - Original version directed by Mark Gregory, Female version directed by Sharon Hawthorne
Crimes of the Heart, by Beth Henley - Directed by Peter Cooper
Don Juan in Hell, by George Bernard Shaw - Directed by Robert Wilson
Bent, by Martin Sherman - Directed by Russell Kaltschmidt
The Holly Day Show coordinated by Andrea Van Dyke, featuring music by Dan Patchin

2004 Season

Artistic Director — Nancy Hansen

Blithe Spirit, by Noel Coward - Directed by Peter Cooper
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, by Tennessee Williams - Directed by Russell Kaltschmidt
Steel Magnolias, by Robert Harling - Directed by Peter Cooper
The Little Foxes, by Lillian Hellman - Directed by Robert Wilson

2003 Season

Artistic Directors — Michael Tabib & Nancy Hansen

The Boys Next Door, by Tom Griffin - Directed by Michael Tabib
Sordid Lives, by Del Shores - Directed by Peter Cooper
Lips Together, Teeth Apart, by Terrence McNally - Directed by Russell Kaltschmidt

2002 Season

Artistic Director — Michael Tabib

All My Sons, by Arthur Miller - Directed by Peter Cooper
Orpheus Descending, by Tennessee Williams - Directed by Michael Tabib
An Evening of One Act Plays
Zoo Story, by Edward Albee - Directed by Russell Kaltschmidt
Chamber Music, by Arthur Kopit - Directed by Robert Wilson

2001 Season

Artistic Director — Michael Tabib

Marvin's Room, by Scott McPherson - Directed by Sharon Hawthorne
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, by Dale Wasserman - Directed by Robert Wilson
Obsessions: A Group of One Act Plays
Finding the Sun, by Edward Albee - Directed by Peter Cooper
Landscape, by Harold Pinter - Directed by Regan Durrant
A Chance Meeting, by Frederick Stroppel - Directed by Brian Newberg

2000 Season

Artistic Director — Michael Tabib

The Importance of Being Ernest, by Oscar Wilde - Directed by Michael Tabib
Private Lives, by Noel Coward - Directed by Robert Wilson

1999 Season

Artistic Director — Michael Tabib

Spoon River Anthology, by Edgar Lee Masters
Medea Staged Reading, by Robinson Jeffers

1998 Season

Artistic Director — Michael Tabib

Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakespeare - Directed by Michael Tabib