Based on a true story, this hilarious and heartwarming comedy tells the story of Florence Foster Jenkins, a delusional and joyously happy socialite who, despite having no singing ability, performed enthusiastically for bemused audiences in 1940s New York.

In a world where classic literature is all but banned, four of poetry's most enduring characters (Oedipus Rex, The Lady of Shalott, The Wife of Bath, Lenore) come together to fight for their right to exist.

When Giant Thundor’s evil henchman Mayhem burdens the good people of Happyville with an unprecedented tariff, Jack steps up to the challenge of putting everything right.

Will Dame Rosebud, Princess Sapphire and Sunflower the cow all remain safe?

Follow along as we sing dance and laugh through this silly show.

In consideration of the actors and other patrons children must be a minimum of 3 years old to attend.

Ten explorers. Four boats. One Grand Canyon. MEN ON BOATS is the true(ish) history of an 1869 expedition, when a one-armed captain and a crew of insane yet loyal volunteers set out to chart the course of the Colorado River.

Provocative and compelling, this arresting work deals with a subject much in the minds of contemporary society—the taking of innocent hostages by political terrorists. The play illuminates both the numbing agony of the one detained and also the helpless fury of those who are left behind—loved ones impatient for something to be done, and officials who feel they must be guided by logic rather than emotion.