2026 Lineup of Shows:
BOCA by Jessica Provenz
February 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 and March 1, 6, 7, 8
Note: TPP may offer a Saturday matinee vs. evening show for one of our show weekends.
Details to follow.
This delightful series of short comedies follow a group of retirees living in a retirement community in Boca Raton. Friendship, loss and the pursuit of happiness are seen through this cast of characters. Each episode blends humor along with heartfelt moments. The show ends with a sense of new beginnings, some regrets but also a gratitude for life, making it a delight and poignant experience for our audiences
[specific show dates for the followings shows will be released soon]
Grace and Glorie by Tom Ziegler
This heartfelt and intimate play celebrates the power of human connection while balancing humor with
reflection. A touching and funny story revolves around two ordinary women and their extraordinary stories. Glorie, a former high-powered New York City executive and her family move to the South. She grows close to Grace, an elderly farm woman who has returned to her land to spend her final days. As their very different lives intertwine, we see each gain new perspectives on life’s highs and lows and the value of connection even in the face of loss.
Lend Me A Tenor by Ken Ludwig
Tater Patch brings this comedic farce by Ken Ludwig to the stage with the curtain opening on a setting in a penthouse suite. The story revolves around Tito Merelli, a famous tenor in town for the opening of an operatic performance. The plot thickens when Tito is a no-show, leading to a series of mistaken identity, romantic entanglements and chaotic misunderstandings. Rapid-fire dialog, classic farcical events and comedic entrances/exits will keep you laughing.
Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley
The story of three sisters, Lenny, Meg and Babe, unfolds in the kitchen of the grandmother’s house. The
sisters are confronting their past and present life affecting traumas as they grapple with the impact their mother’s tragic death has had on their lives. Themes of family, mental health and even humor showcase the complexities of sisterhood which ultimately highlight the need for support and understanding in difficult times.
‘Twas the Night Before Christmas by Ken Ludwig
Ken Ludwig’s adaptation of this family-friendly, holiday classic begins on Christmas Eve when Uncle Brierly reads the familiar lines of the holiday poem – ” ‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, even a mouse.” But wait. A mouse is stirring because Santa missed his house last year. Amos, the mouse, interrupts the story-telling and prompts his best friend, Emily, to journey to the North Pole. There they discover Santa’s Naughty and Nice list has been stolen. They must work together to retrieve it and save Christmas. Don’t miss this joyful tribute to the holiday season. It is definitely a delight for ‘children’ of all ages.
