Presents
By John Heimbuch and Jon Ferguson
October 9 – 18, 2026
The David Niven Theater at Oldfields School
Directed by Vanessa Eskridge
When the eccentric schoolmaster Ichabod Crane arrives in Sleepy Hollow, he becomes bewitched—not only by the town’s enduring folklore but by one of its inhabitants, the beautiful Katrina Van Tassel. His pursuit of love and fortune is quickly overshadowed by dark forces lurking in the woods. Will Ichabod outrun the legendary Headless Horseman or will he become another victim of the ghostly hollow?
In its fifth mainstage production, Manor Mill Playhouse brings America’s original ghost story to life in this haunting production that promises a thrilling night of entertainment you won’t want to miss!
NOTE: This production features occasional scary moments which may not be appropriate for young children. It also includes strobe lighting and flashing effects. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
Manor Mill Playhouse brings America's most famous short story to life this fall in a thrilling production featuring live music and a terrific cast — promising an unforgettable night of entertainment.
BRYAN BENNETT
BAILEY BOWER
CAT BUSTOS
SITARA CANADA
STEVEN DAY
BEN FISLER
MIRA LAMSON KLEIN
MARLO LACSON
FRANKIE MARSH
ANTHONY ROSS OCAMPO
JAMES POPE
COLIN TILLERY
M. EDEN WALKER
Producer/Director: VANESSA ESKRIDGE
Stage Manager: EM COTTAM
Assistant Stage Manager: JEANEA BLAIR
Movement Director: LAUREN MELEY
Music Consultant: EMILY DECKER
Lighting Design - CHLOE BRUSH
Costume Design - TEA DIVINE
Puppet Design: ALEXANDRA TAYLOR
Set Design: TOM PARMELEE
Assistant Set Designer: RENE DELISLE
Sound Design: BRANDI OVERSTREET and JERROD STEPHENS
Props Mistress: TERRY LOTT RICHARDSON
Set Artist: JESSICA GARRISON
Graphic Design: NAT SONIA
SILENT SKY is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
Spring 2027 Production
By Lauren Gunderson
April 23 – May 2, 2027
The David Niven Theater at Oldfields School
The true story of 19th-century astronomer Henrietta Leavitt explores a woman’s place in society during a time of immense scientific discoveries, in a play whose narrative spans from the heavens to the earth.
Winner: 2024 William Inge Theatre Festival, Distinguished Achievement in the American Theatre Award Finalist: 2013 Jane Chambers Award
