Season tickets are $135 (SAVE $40) – includes all five mainstage shows plus some surprises!

February 6 - March 1

by Alan Ayckbourn
Directed by Angela Mason

A self-help writers’ group meets at the home of Arnold, a genial unmarried gent who dreams of creative endeavours more liberating than the translation of foreign instruction manuals. After the group dismisses his suggestion of collaborating on a piece of writing, Arnold finds himself transported into the story that might have come from the collaboration.

March 13 - 22

By Leanna Keyes
Directed by Kari Warfield

IIn the near future of a divided United States, Doctor Rue Voynich and her apprentice, Fade, travel the American Heartland dispensing herbal medications. Covertly, they perform abortions--long ago made illegal. Using knowledge from an ancient manuscript, Fade tries to help local youth Hannah obtain an abortion without her mother and the sheriff finding out and charging them for the attempted murder of an unborn person. This post-Dobbs play about mothers and daughters is poetic, sexy, vulgar, queer, and a little too real.

April 24 – May 17

by Ken Ludwig
Directed by Ronnie Anderson

Daphne and Ralph are young classics professors who have just made a discovery that's sure to turn them into academic superstars. But something goes disastrously wrong, and Daphne cries out in a panic, "Save me, gods of ancient Greece!"…and the gods actually appear!

July 10- August 2

Book & Lyrics by Howard Ashman
Music Alan Menken
Directed by Joshua Symonds

A horror comedy rock musical, the story follows hapless florist shop worker, Seymour,  who pines for co-worker Audrey. During a total eclipse, he discovers an unusual plant he names Audrey II, which feeds only on human flesh and blood. The growing plant attracts a great deal of attention for the previously struggling store.

September 4 – 27

by Christopher Durang
Directed by Shay Oglesby-Smith

Siblings Vanya and Sonia enjoy a quiet life in their family’s Bucks County farmhouse—until their glamorous, movie-star sister, Masha, bursts in with her much-younger, hunky boyfriend, Spike. Old grudges resurface and outrageous surprises unfold as this the family navigates their past, future, and each other in the most absurdly funny ways.

November 13 – December 6

by Mark Shanahan
Directed by Matt Cardigan-Smith

Moriarty is dead and Holmes is a haunted man. But when a grown-up Tiny Tim asks him to investigate the death of Ebenezer Scrooge, the Great Detective agrees to use his gifts to solve a Dickens of a Christmas mystery! A heartwarming and highly theatrical holiday treat for all ages!