CURRENT SCHEDULE
Matt Baxter Luceno performing a story by Poe at End of the Road Theater
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Stephanie Garrett giving a lecture on The Harlem Renaissance at The Cape May Public Library
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Michele LaRue presenting a story at The Dormer House
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A FEW QUOTES FROM OUR SURVEYS
Always wonderful. I learn something new at every event. – George, Philadelphia
Enjoyed all the stories by the wonderful professional actors. An interesting variety of tales in a lovely setting.
– Mary Ann, Cape May
Awesome! Thoroughly enjoyed each reading! Such wonderful talent! – Gregg, North Cape May
Always wonderful. I learn something new at every event. – George, Philadelphia
Enjoyed all the stories by the wonderful professional actors. An interesting variety of tales in a lovely setting.
– Mary Ann, Cape May
Awesome! Thoroughly enjoyed each reading! Such wonderful talent! – Gregg, North Cape May
TALES AT THE DORMER HOUSE Will Return in 2026! Thank you for Supporting TALES in 2025!!
We'll also have performances and lectures at The Cape May Public Library and
The Cape May Point Arts and Science Center
We'll also have performances and lectures at The Cape May Public Library and
The Cape May Point Arts and Science Center
CAT is partnering with REA's FARM for
CHRISTMAS IN THE BARN
Free Entrance!
Friday, December 12 from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm at 400 Stevens Street, West Cape May, NJ
Join us in the heated barn for a tasty dinner (at a reasonable price!)
Bottles available for purchase from Cape May Winery and Obscura Brewery
AND Enjoy CAT'S Artistic Director Gayle Stahlhuth
Presenting Zona Gale's "A Great Tree" at 6:00 & O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi" at 7:30
Gayle's rendition of "The Tell-Tale Heart" went so well on Halloween, that she was invited back!
"Friendship Village ain't ever looked much more like Christmas, than it did that December, in 1912," Calliope begins her tale "A Great Tree," in which she does all she can to get the big cedar in the town square lit with electric lights in time for Christmas Eve.
"One dollar and eighty-seven cents. That's all I have, and tomorrow is Christmas," sighed Della in "The Gift of the Magi."
After months of trying to save money, this is all she has to buy a present.
CHRISTMAS IN THE BARN
Free Entrance!
Friday, December 12 from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm at 400 Stevens Street, West Cape May, NJ
Join us in the heated barn for a tasty dinner (at a reasonable price!)
Bottles available for purchase from Cape May Winery and Obscura Brewery
AND Enjoy CAT'S Artistic Director Gayle Stahlhuth
Presenting Zona Gale's "A Great Tree" at 6:00 & O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi" at 7:30
Gayle's rendition of "The Tell-Tale Heart" went so well on Halloween, that she was invited back!
"Friendship Village ain't ever looked much more like Christmas, than it did that December, in 1912," Calliope begins her tale "A Great Tree," in which she does all she can to get the big cedar in the town square lit with electric lights in time for Christmas Eve.
"One dollar and eighty-seven cents. That's all I have, and tomorrow is Christmas," sighed Della in "The Gift of the Magi."
After months of trying to save money, this is all she has to buy a present.
CHRISTMAS CHEER
Sunday, December 14 from 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Enjoy hors d'oeuvres, hot and cold drinks, and wine
And Michèle LaRue presenting
"The Christmas Sing in Our Village" by Mary Wilkins Freeman and
"Hoodoo McFiggin's Christmas" by Stephen Leacock
All for only $20
Location: 121 Fourth Avenue, West Cape May
For information: [email protected]
“Hoodoo McFiggin’s Christmas” finds hilarity in a big-city boarding house ❄ Lives of choir members are revealed during the annual “Christmas Sing in Our Village."
Sunday, December 14 from 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Enjoy hors d'oeuvres, hot and cold drinks, and wine
And Michèle LaRue presenting
"The Christmas Sing in Our Village" by Mary Wilkins Freeman and
"Hoodoo McFiggin's Christmas" by Stephen Leacock
All for only $20
Location: 121 Fourth Avenue, West Cape May
For information: [email protected]
“Hoodoo McFiggin’s Christmas” finds hilarity in a big-city boarding house ❄ Lives of choir members are revealed during the annual “Christmas Sing in Our Village."
A PEEK AT 2026 so far . . . .
MARGARET’S DIARY DURING A REVOLUTION
Wednesday, March 18 at noon as part of Cape May MAC’s Lunch and Learn series
Written and performed by Gayle Stahlhuth to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution
MARGARET’S DIARY DURING A REVOLUTION
Sunday, May 3 at Peachfield, 180 Burrs Road, Westampton, NJ
PAUL ROBESON THROUGH HIS WORDS AND MUSIC
Thursday, May 28, at The Cape May Public Library at 6:00 p.m.
Performed by Derrick McQueen, Written by Gayle Stahlhuth
TALES AT THE DORMER HOUSE
Thursdays at 4:00 from June 4 – October 15 at 800 Columbia Ave., Cape May Except on July 2
Enjoy classic American stories and plays read by a variety of performers,
along with lemonade and homemade treats for only $15
FUNDRAISER WITH ANIMAL OUTREACH
Wednesday, June 24 at The Cape May Point Arts and Science Center
Featuring internationally known two-time Grammy nominated storyteller and musician Guy Davis
MARGARET’S DIARY DURING A REVOLUTION
Thursday, July 2 at The Cape May Public Library
THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE
Thursday, August 6 at 6:00 p.m. at The Cape May Public Library with Stephanie Garrett
CAT is a proud REVNJ PARTNER, helping to celebrate the
250th Anniversary of the American Revolution
Margaret Morris, who lived in Burlington, NJ during the American Revolution, kept a diary during 1776-1777. Using this diary, Gayle Stahlhuth is creating a one-person show.
She's already getting bookings for 2026!
250th Anniversary of the American Revolution
Margaret Morris, who lived in Burlington, NJ during the American Revolution, kept a diary during 1776-1777. Using this diary, Gayle Stahlhuth is creating a one-person show.
She's already getting bookings for 2026!
If anyone needs special accommodations due to a physical disability, please call or e-mail CAT at 609-884-5898
or [email protected] at least two weeks prior to the scheduled event so that members of the
company can work to meet your needs.
or [email protected] at least two weeks prior to the scheduled event so that members of the
company can work to meet your needs.
