Celebrated for its vivid characterizations and gorgeous verse, Christopher Fry’s wry comedy, The Lady’s Not for Burning is a classic of the 20th-Century stage. When an old derelict mysteriously disappears from a medieval village, a young woman is held responsible and condemned as a witch. A world-weary soldier begs to be hanged in her place. The mayor’s nephew offers a tawdry reprieve. Will she burn? (Spoiler alert: check out the play’s title). Directed by Michael J. Hume.