Jane Austen's Lady Susan at Oyster Mill Playhouse

The 2021-2022 season kicks off with the world premiere of LADY SUSAN, a delightful comedy of manners adapted by Rob Urbinati from the Jane Austen short novel. Lady Susan, a beautiful and charming recent widow described as "the most accomplished coquette in England" arrives on the doorstep of her late husband's family, and turns their quiet country residence upside down. Sparks fly as romance blooms in this light and breezy comedic romp, running October 20 - November 14, 2021.In an effort to make theatergoing as safe as possible for our patrons, performers, staff and the community at large, we have instituted the following policies: All patrons MUST present proof of vaccination (vaccination card, copy of vaccination card or picture of vaccination card), along with a photo I.D. These documents will be checked before you enter the building. The doors to the St. Lawrence will open one hour before the performance. All patrons MUST were a mask at all times while they are in the building. Because of COVID and mask mandates, concessions will NOT be served. Good Theater has installed air purifiers with HEPA filters throughout the building (two in the auditorium, one backstage, one in the lobby and one in the dressing room). If you do not feel well, please reschedule your performance! Good Theater has always been very flexible with ticket exchanges and we will be even more accommodating during these times. If you are ill, or have symptoms for any illness, please reschedule. If you have questions or concerns about COVID, please contact the box office 207-835-0895 for more information.We appreciate that this is an inconvenience, and we thank you for your understanding. Our aim is to make your theater experience as safe as possible during these times.Good Theater is dedicated to presenting quality theatrical productions that are entertaining, uplifting, and inspiring, using the best artists available.Good Theater welcomes and supports all ethnicities, religions, ages, genders, and orientations. We appreciate diversity on our stage, within our company and in our audience.For more information about Good Theater and its upcoming season, visit www.goodtheater.com.