Galileo

Galileo is a humanizing and compelling portrait of the great scientist, torn between his scientific principles and his desire for the comfortable life that compliance with authority affords. Known as one of Brecht’s great masterpieces, Galileo examines scientific morality and a scientist’s ethical responsibility when he must choose between his life and his research while being confronted by the Inquisition.

Hell’s Kitchen

Hell’s Kitchen Welcome to HELL’S KITCHEN, the hit musical from 17-time Grammy® Award winning Alicia Keys—inspired by her life, her music, and her community. Your journey begins with Ali, … Read more

MY Cabaret: DRAGARET

MY Cabaret: DRAGARET WELCOME to the DRAGARET! A FREE 100% live singing Drag Cabaret by MY CABARET! Muffy Fishbasket (M) and Mrs. Yuka Layme (Y )  combine the … Read more

Tale of Two Cities

It’s still the best of times and the worst of times. In a society where the gap between the rich and poor widens, and the cries for revolution grow louder, one can relate. This bold reimagining of Charles Dickens’s classic tale of revolution shows us that while a story may be 165 years old, some things never change. Or, can they?

Side By Side By Sondheim

Celebrate the life and works of the late, great Stephen Sondheim with Side By Side By Sondheim. Featuring songs from Gypsy, Company, West Side Story, A Little Night Music, Follies and more, this musical revue offers a captivating journey through the wit and brilliance of one of Broadway’s greatest musical storytellers.