POULTNEY — Theater in the Woods is hosting a weekend of fine food and entertainment from Nov. 10 to 12 at Stone Valley Arts in Poultney. The event is a fundraiser for the theater company’s children’s acting summer camp.

Eight plays, written mostly by area writers and read by community actors, form the centerpiece of the first two nights. Sunday will feature a matinee reading of three children’s plays.

Theater in the Woods recently mounted a brilliant production of “Dancing at Lughnasa,” directed by Meg Bouchard.

The company’s four directors — Bouchard, Melissa Chesnut-Tangerman, Rainbow Squier, and Wheaton Squier — founded Theater in the Woods Camp in 2016. The camps serve 70 kids from Rutland and Bennington counties with an individualized approach to creating and strengthening community through theater.

Details of the upcoming program are below.

Friday, Nov. 10 and Sat., Nov. 11; dinner each night from 5:30 to 6:45 p.m.; plays begin at 7 p.m.; $25 for one evening, $40 for both. After the plays, there will be a discussion with writers and actors.

Sunday Nov. 12, 2 p.m.; admission is a free, donations welcomed.

The plays:

“Acceptance,” written by Herb Childress and directed by Bouchard

“Just Ask,” written by Chesnut-Tangerman and directed by Bouchard

“The Strand that Beads You,” written by Allison Fradkin and directed by Glenn Tarbell

“Gloria and the Pianoman,” written by Cheryl Gushee and directed by Bouchard

“Last Chair,” written by Karina Jutzi and directed by Chesnut-Tangerman

“Adulting,” written by Jon Mathewson and directed by Bouchard

“This is a True Story,” written by Linda Peavy and directed by Chesnut-Tangerman

“Dystopia, Why?” written by Chip Stevens and directed by Bouchard

“Big Red Wagon,” written by Jeanne Arsenault and directed by Tarbell

“Change,” written by Tarbell and directed by Wheaton Squier

“Little Red Riding Wolf,” by Frank Asch and directed by Wheaton Squier

Reservations can be made at www.theaterinthewoodsvt.org/ten-minute-plays.html. Please plan to pay at the door.