Village Players' production of Andrew Bergman's Social Security, directed by Ken Stern, opens this weekend. The New York Post praised the original production as "The play is a hoot, and better yet, a sophisticated, civilized hoot" and we're sure you will think the same of this production!

The lives of trendy Manhattan art gallery owners, Barbara and David Kahn, are upended when her Mineola housewife sister Trudy deposits their eccentric mother Sophie on the couple’s doorstep. Barbara and David introduce Sophie to suave nonagenarian artist Maurice Koenig, who offers to paint her portrait and soon begins to brighten her life in ways she never expected in her twilight years.

If you have already bought your tickets ... thank you, and you are in for a treat! If not, visit villageplayers.net for ticket prices, show times, and to buy tickets online. Alternatively, you can make reservations over the phone (416-767-7702) and pay at the box office when you arrive. In addition, you can save money with a 3-show subscription: either buy online at villageplayers.net or upgrade at the box office in-person when you see the play.

With the return of COVID and flu season, we continue to offer FIVE performances at which masks will still be required inside the theatre at all times, with FOUR having house capacity limited to 50%. These are shown in green and blue in the accompanying diagram. At all performances we will be running our enhanced ventilation system which brings in fresh air and features a UVC-light virus killer designed for hospitals.

Visit villageplayers.net for more information.