Funding from the Dodge Foundation in past seasons has helped to build CSC's Women Playwrights Series (WPS), as well as the development of several outreach programs for regional schools, now offered through CSC. Playwright Darrah Cloud, whose work Dreamhouse was featured in the 2000 CSC Women Playwrights developmental workshop series, and later on the CSC mainstage in 2002, was named as one of the dynamic new playwrights designated by Disney to develop work for Broadway. Playwright Allison Moore, whose play The Strange Misadventures of Patty, Patty's Dad, Patty's Friend Jen and a Bunch of Other People was featured in the 2002 WPS was mentored in NYC by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Marsha Norman ('night Mother), and received a McKnight Fellowship to continue her work. Moore's play was presented at CSC in March, 2004, as part of the mainstage season.

Through the generous support of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the growing CSC Outreach Program is now able to offer:

"Day-in-the-Arts" programming
 
A student matinee series
 
Theatre workshops
 
Artist-in-residence programs to local schools

The Centenary Stage Company is now in its 19th season of presenting professional programming. The presence of professional actors, designers and directors has been a vital resource for a new Theatre Degree program at Centenary College, which is one of the few academic programs to offer its students the opportunity for Equity Membership Candidacy through it's affiliation with the Centenary Stage Company.

For additional information or a upcoming schedule, call 908-979-0900, or stay awhile here in our Web site, www.CentenaryStageCo.org.