Debbie Moylan in WIT. Photo by Bethany Johnson.
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10 YEARS OF ART WITH A PURPOSE!
City on a Hill Arts produces works of art that explore the intersection of faith, spirituality, and culture, fostering in each of us a more just and loving response. |
2025 is our tenth anniversary season! See our Past Shows page to look back on our history of theater and dance productions. We are so grateful to every artist, volunteer, and audience member who made these ten years possible, as we look look forward to the next decade!
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City on a Hill Arts presents
GROSS INDECENCY: THE THREE TRIALS OF OSCAR WILDE By Moisés Kaufman June 6th, 7th, 13th, and 14th at 7:30 PM Leominster City Hall 25 West Street, Leominster, MA FREE WITH DONATIONS ENCOURAGED RESERVE YOUR SEATS ONLINE |
In 1895, Oscar Wilde brought a libel suit against a man who had publicly maligned him. Within a year, Wilde found himself on trial for acts of “gross indecency” and—implicitly—for a vision of art that outraged Victorian propriety. In this stunning work of theater, Moisés Kaufman turns the three trials of Oscar Wilde into a riveting drama that weaves together courtroom transcripts, Wilde’s writings, and the words of his contemporaries. GROSS INDECENCY unveils the full range of Oscar Wilde’s genius and frailty while laying bare the hypocrisy and repression of his society.
Featuring David Allen Prescott, Charles Amaral, Traci Bartlett, Lucas Cardwell, Kevin Scott Hall, Jeremy McMahon, Matt Muller, Kathleen O’Connor, Pam Sontag, Austin Swallow, David Vaillette, and Catrina Vear.
Producer: Debbie Moylan
Director: Jack Crory
Stage Manager: Samantha deManbey
Set Designer: David Allen Prescott
This play is recommended for audiences age 14 and older.
Featuring David Allen Prescott, Charles Amaral, Traci Bartlett, Lucas Cardwell, Kevin Scott Hall, Jeremy McMahon, Matt Muller, Kathleen O’Connor, Pam Sontag, Austin Swallow, David Vaillette, and Catrina Vear.
Producer: Debbie Moylan
Director: Jack Crory
Stage Manager: Samantha deManbey
Set Designer: David Allen Prescott
This play is recommended for audiences age 14 and older.
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Bethany Johnson, David Allen Prescott, and Debbie Moylan in AN ACT OF GOD. Photo by Jen Knight.
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