Happiness is great musical theatre! Catch up with the "Peanuts" bunch.
Based on the beloved Charles Schulz comic strip, Charlie Brown and the entire Peanuts gang explore life's great …
Calling all good citizens! The PAW Patrol is yelping for help as they face their greatest challenge yet. Mayor Humdinger has dognapped Robo Dog and cloned him, causing …
“Once upon a time, there was a little ogre named Shrek….” And thus begins the tale of an unlikely hero who finds himself on a life-changing journey alongside …
Blue Man Group is comedy, theater and rock concert all rolled into one. Having recently celebrated 25 years at the Briar Street theatre, this wildly popular phenomenon delivers an …
Rising rents & homelessness, forbidden love, class tension! This seminal work of Irish theatre explores these themes and more through the comical, dramatic, and outlandish tale of a village vagabond in rural Ireland.
THERE IS ONLY ONE. HER VOICE IS UNDENIABLE. HER FIRE IS UNSTOPPABLE. HER TRIUMPH IS UNLIKE ANY OTHER.
An uplifting comeback story like no other, TINA – The Tina Turner …
Literary Adaptation, New Work, Women's History Month
Runs Feb 08 - Apr 23, 2023
From the author of the reader-favorite Jane Eyre comes this undiscovered gem, Charlotte Brontë’s Villette, adapted by Artistic Associate Sara Gmitter (In the Garden) and directed by Ensemble Member Tracy Walsh (The Old Curiosity Shop).
Truth is lie; lie is truth. 1920: Jewish writer Isaac Babel begins a journal while serving in war. Ninety years later, this same journal is found in the …
How Blood Go weaves the present and past together to explore the strained relationship between the healthcare system and African Americans in this country. Just when Quinntasia is …
Comedy titans Brian Tochterman and Allison Cochrane lead a group of young comedians in creating a sketch show that dares to address tough questions like “Who are these …
This 2012 Tony Award-winner for Best Musical is based on the 2007 Irish musical film and features gorgeous songs like the Oscar-winning “Falling Slowly.” Performed by an accomplished cast of actors playing their own instruments on the intimate Nichols Theatre stage, this will be a Once like you’ve never seen it before.
Reasons takes us on a journey of how Earth, Wind and Fire was formed from their humble beginnings, to become the musical revolutionaries that changed the course of …
Alan Turing, a brilliant computer scientist, saves England from Nazi U-boats during World War II. Despite his innovative feat he was chemically castrated after being found guilty of gross indecency for a homosexual relationship. Turing was found poisoned alongside a cyanide-laced apple just two years later. While his death was ruled a suicide, there are alternative theories to the cause.
Imagine four badass, very real women, who lived boldly in France during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror had met and exchanged ideas before losing their heads? What …
Five classically-trained actors meet as members of "The Drunk Shakespeare Society." One drinks at least 5 shots of whiskey and then attempts to perform a major role in a Shakespearean play. Hilarity and mayhem ensue while the four sober actors try to keep the script on track. Each show is different depending on who is drinking...and what they're drinking!
Call it Loretta Young meets Carol Burnett and Whoopi Goldberg. Call it part catechism class, part stand-up routine. Written by Vicki Quade & Maripat Donovan, it’s an interactive …
AMAZING FEATS AND INCREDIBLE EATS
Cabaret ZaZou’s premier production, Luminaire, takes immersive entertainment to a new level of artistry. Housed in an extraordinary Belgian Spiegeltent on the 14th floor of the Cambria Hotel, Luminaire creates a world where the laughs come faster and talented international performers will capture your attention.
Jacqueline Goldfinger’s Babel paints a dystopian society in the not-so-distant future. Provocative and unsettling, Babel follows two couples as they try to get pregnant in a world in …
The immortal tale of the restless, free-spirited heroine and Don José, the soldier who's drawn to her in a truly "fatal attraction," Carmen has long been one of the world's favorite operas.
"Han is not an easy word to understand. [. . .] I think it means both sadness and hope at the same time. You can think of han as the core of life, the pathway leading from birth to death. . ." Park Kyon-ni (1994)
Samuel Beckett’s absurdist masterpiece centers on Winnie, a woman who is trapped in a large mound which is slowly consuming her. While a relentless sun burns above, Winnie will not budge until some change occurs, buoyed by determined optimism in the face of oblivion.
Directed and designed by Jon Dambacher, the production features a scenic installation made of exclusively recycled materials and stars Kayla Boye in one of modern drama’s most challenging female roles.