2025-26 Season
Northlight's 50th Anniversary Season
We're celebrating 50 seasons of Northlight with another year of powerful live theatre that broadens perspectives, deepens compassion, and keeps you intensely entertained throughout the journey.
Jan 22 - Feb 22, 2026
Mary Jane
By Amy Herzog
Directed by Georgette Verdin
Mary Jane is a determined mother caring for her chronically sick child. Despite the reality of his illness, she finds resilience, humor, and strength in a community of women from all walks of life. This intimate drama of profound ideas is a powerful and compassionate portrait of caregiving, connection, and the importance of ordinary human kindness.
April 9 - May 10, 2026
The angel next door
By Paul Slade Smith
Directed by Linda Fortunato
Young author Oliver Adams is on the brink of success, with his novel set to be published and soon to be adapted for the Broadway stage! When he, the famed (and married) playwrights, and his longed-for leading lady all converge for a weekend at a Newport mansion, the housekeeper that would rather they all leave isn’t the only thing that goes awry. In a romantic screwball comedy that hearkens back to days gone by, only the power of theatre can save the play, Oliver’s novel, and his heart.
PREVIOUSLY:
Nov 28 - Jan 4, 2026
Gaslight
By Steven Dietz
Based on the original play by Patrick Hamilton
Directed by Jessica Thebus
In this turn-of-the-century Victorian mystery, strange things start to happen as the seemingly perfect marriage of Jack and Bella devolves into something sinister. Why is the attic door locked? Whose footsteps wander the halls at night? And is that light really flickering… or not? Bella’s reality is twisted into an indistinguishable tangle of truth, manipulation, and her husband’s intentions, where certainty is uncertain for characters and audience alike.
WORLD PREMIERE
Sep 4 - Oct 5, 2025
The First Lady of Television
By James Sherman
Directed by BJ Jones
In 1950, Gertrude Berg was the popular creator and star of America’s first family sit-com, The Goldbergs. When co-star Philip Loeb is accused of communism, Gertrude must make an enormous decision: fire him to keep the sponsors at bay or defend him and risk the show being canceled. In this new play based on the true story of a pioneering American entertainer, onstage comedy balances with the offstage intersection of art, religion, and politics that is shockingly relevant for today.