Brinton Black Box Theater 2007-2008

• Dial Tones, written and directed by J. Scott Bronson – November
• Anthology of Love, a collection of six short plays (written by Arisael Rivera, Marianne Hales
  Harding, Elizabeth Gilliland, Eric Samuelsen, J. Scott Bronson, and Anton Chekhov); directed by J. Scott Bronson – February
• Stones, written and directed by J. Scott Bronson – April

Brinton Black Box Theater 2008-2009

• Wedlocked, a musical comedy by Marvin Payne and Steven Kapp Perry; directed by J. Scott Bronson – August
• Turn of the Screw, adapted from the classic novella by Henry James by Jeffrey Hatcher; directed by Kimberley Mellen – October
• Joyful Noise by Tim Slover, and directed by Thom Duncan – December
• Polly, a one-woman play by Steven Kapp Perry and performed by Johanne Frechette Perry – January, February
• Everyday a Little Death, the premiere of a new play written and directed by J. Scott Bronson – April

Brinton Black Box Theater 2009-2010

• I Do I Do, a musical comedy by by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, starring Ben and Skye Cummins - September
• The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allen Poe and Lost Boys, adapted from the novel by Orson Scott Card; directed by Randy King – October
• Joyful Noise by Tim Slover; directed by J. Scott Bronson – December
• Belle of Amherst, a one-woman play about Emily Dickensen directed by Lynne D. Bronson and starring Jennifer Erekson Knudsen – February
• Brothers, the premiere of a new play, written and directed by J. Scott Bronson – March

Brinton Black Box Theater 2010-2011

• War of the Worlds, an adaptation of Orson Welles' famous radio broadcast, written and directed by Dave Hanson – October
• Joyful Noise by Tim Slover; directed by J. Scott Bronson – December
• Dial Tones by J. Scott Bronson; directed by Lynne D. Bronson – January
• The Plan, written and directed by Eric Samuelsen – March
• Souvenir, a play about Florence Foster Jenkins by Stephen Temperley; directed by J. Scott Bronson, starring Barta Heiner and Ben Cummins - May

 
Brinton Black Box Theater 2011-2012

• Medea, an adaptation of Euripides' classic by Robinson Jeffers, directed by J. Scott Bronson – October
• Joyful Noise by Tim Slover, directed by Dave Hanson - December
• Blind Date, four short plays by Horton Foote, Melissa Lelani Larson, Eric Samuelsen and J. Scott Bronson; directed by Eric Samuelsen - February
• Anne of Green Gables, an adaptation of L.M. Montgomery's beloved book by Jody Johnston Davidson; directed by Lynne D. Bronson - March
  
• Crossing Delancey, a romantic comedy by Susan Sandler; directed by J. Scott Bronson - April

 
Brinton Theater 2012-2013

• Wait Until Dark, Fredrick Knott's classic thriller, directed by Dave Hanson - September
  
• Blithe Spirit, Noel Cowards witty and wonderful comedy, directed by Eric Samuelsen - October
  
• Joyful Noise, George Friderick Handel's Messiah, written by Tim Slover, directed by Agnes Broberg - December
• You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown,(musical) Comic strip by Charles M. Schultz, directed by Ben and Skye Cummins - February
• Enchanted April, a delightful musical written and directed by Elizabeth Hansen, music by C Michael Perry - April