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”The Language Archive” at County Players Falls Theatre
Dates: 9/11/2026 - 9/26/2026
📍 Theatre: County Players Falls Theatre
County Players, Inc.
2681 W. Main St.
Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
Phone: 845-298-1491
Tickets: $26–$29 — $29 Adults: $26; Senior 60+, Military, Students (with ID at the door) and Children Under 12
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Will a man who speaks nine languages ever learn to communicate with his wife? Will the last two speakers of a soon-to-be dead language break their vow of silence? The lives of five people are imaginatively woven together as they discover that no matter how many words they can speak, it’s the heart’s language that matters most - a fable about the limits of language in matters of the heart. “Passionate... wise and wonderful.” - Talkin' Broadway
This production features the local talents of Vinnie Cuccia, Rich Hack, Stephanie Hepburn, Janet Nurre, Ted Odell, Bill Peckham, Jenn Propfe, Elan Riggs, Julie Seltzer, & Doug Woolley. Of this production director Colbourn says, “In this funny and heartwarming play, actors will at times directly address the audience, taking them on an irresistible journey exploring how we connect with each other. With simple and fluid staging using light, sound, music, and projections on a minimal set, this very human story unfolds with sometimes hilarious, often touching moments that show us what it can mean to be fully understood.“
This production of “The Language Archives” is supported by Bronze Show Sponsor: MLC Masonr, and is presented by arrangement Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection. dramatists.com. Hudson Valley Credit Union is proud sponsor of County Players’ 69th Season.
”The Language Archive” at County Players Falls Theatre Schedule
This Main Stage production, directed by Kit Colbourn opens Friday, September 11 with additional performances on Fridays & Saturdays September 12, 18, 19, 25, & 26 at 8:00pm, with matinees on Sunday September 20, and Saturday September 26, at 2pm at the County Players Falls Theatre, 2681 W. Main Street in the Village of Wappingers Falls.
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County Players was born in 1958. During our lifetime, we have presented over 200 productions and have served thousands of theatre-goers who continue to reward our efforts with their loyal attendance. Clearly, they share our belief that we provide excellent theatre.
In 1977, we acquired the old Academy Theatre in the Village of Wappingers Falls, and through countless hours of volunteer efforts, we have turned a crumbling relic into a living theatre — The County Players Falls Theatre. We paid off our mortgage, continue to make improvements to our building, and still manage to keep our prices at an affordable level.
Our promise for the future is to continue on the path of fiscal responsibility, theatrical improvement, and entertainment!
Mission: To delight, educate, and challenge the community and to nurture creative expression, through theatre and the performing arts of the highest quality.
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County Players Falls Theatre Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQ
Where is County Players Falls Theatre located?
County Players Falls Theatre is at 2681 W. Main St, Wappingers Falls, NY.
What shows have played recently at County Players Falls Theatre?
CP2 Readers Theatre Reading #2 “Camping With Henry & Tom” by Mark St. Germain (03/14/26-03/15/26)
County Players Presents CP2 Series Readers Theatre Mini-Festival #3 (03/08/24-03/10/24)
“The Book of Will” by Lauren Gunderson (09/09/22-09/24/22)
AUDITIONS CP2 Series Readers Theatre Mini-Festival #1 OCT (08/28/22-08/28/22)
"Seven Keys to Baldpate" (02/04/22-02/19/22)
CP2 Series Readers Theatre Mini-Festival #3 (12/03/21-12/05/21)
County Players Presents CP2 Series Readers Theatre Mini-Festival #3 (03/08/24-03/10/24)
“The Book of Will” by Lauren Gunderson (09/09/22-09/24/22)
AUDITIONS CP2 Series Readers Theatre Mini-Festival #1 OCT (08/28/22-08/28/22)
"Seven Keys to Baldpate" (02/04/22-02/19/22)
CP2 Series Readers Theatre Mini-Festival #3 (12/03/21-12/05/21)
Is there parking?
County Players does not have its own parking lot. We suggest that you arrive and park early. On-street parking is available in addition to several public parking lots. County Players is not responsible for parking tickets, towing fees, or damage incurred to cars of patrons. Please obey all parking signs and regulations.
For each performance, County Players designates a drop-off and pick-up area in the front of the theatre for patrons before and after the play.
Is the theatre accessible?
Accessibility
Wheelchair Access
If you require wheelchair accessibility, please contact our Box Office prior to purchasing tickets at 845-298-1491.
Assisted Hearing Devices
Assisted hearing devices are freely available to patrons with hearing loss during all performances to assist them with amplification and clarity. The system makes use of lightweight headsets with adjustable volume controls, and patrons can sit anywhere in the theater to use them. Headsets are available at the Box Office in the lobby prior to the performance. A major credit card or driver’s license is required as collateral.
What is the late seating policy?
Latecomers are seated at the discretion of the House Management.
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