The Heights Players

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The Heights Players is Brooklyn’s longest-running self sustaining theater and is a not-for-profit, all-volunteer, membership organization with federal and state tax exempt status.

Past Productions

Guys & Dolls

Mame

And Then There Were None

Beyond Therapy

The Skin of Our Teeth

Fools

A Christmas Carol

The Boys From Syracuse

The Great Gatsby

Yentl

As Bees in Honey Drown

Doubt: A Parable

Agatha Christie’s The Hollow

The Hollow

Dividing the Estate

A Chorus Line

Our Town

Run for Your Wife

The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife

Miracle on 34th Street

Amadeus

The History Boys

Death of a Salesman

No Sex Please, We’re British

Light Up the Sky

Anna in the Tropics

The Caine Mutiny Court Martial

Goldilocks, the Three Bears and Bubula, Too

The Dinner Party

The Music Man

Wait Until Dark

The Crucible

Witness for the Prosecution

Ah, Wilderness!

A Christmas Carol

The Man Who Came To Dinner

Oklahoma!

Brighton Beach Memoirs

Angels in America

Look Homeward, Angel

Cinderella

The Odd Couple

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