Seven shows - seven wonderful experiences:
September 18 - October 18 - Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None
Ten strangers, each harboring a dark secret, are lured to an isolated island off the Devon coast and mysteriously murdered one by one, their deaths mirroring the verses of a sinister nursery rhyme.
October 23 - 31 - The Rise of Houdini
A burlesque and magic show featuring the talents of Professor D.R. Schreiber, followed by a seance to raise the great Harry Houdini. However, like magic, things are not always what they seem.
November 13 - 22 - La Gringa by Carmen Rivera
Carmen Rivera's celebrated play celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026! La Gringa, follows a young Puerto Rican-American woman from New York on her journey to Puerto Rico to connect with her roots, only to realize that true belonging and cultural identity are matters of the heart and spirit rather than geography. Presented in Spanish with English subtitles.
Decenber 11 - 19 - A Drunk Christmas Carol
Back for its fifth year, A Drunk Christmas Carol will have you in stitches! Your favorite tale of Christmas redemption told like never before. Part scripted, part improvised, and all hilarious, A Drunk Christmas Carol will have you in holiday stitches, both literally and ugly sweater figuratively!
January 22 - February 21, 2027 - George Orwell's 1984
A harrowing, mind-bending stage thriller that immerses the audience in George Orwell's dystopian surveillance state, utilizing disorienting theatrical techniques and a future-looking framing device to question the nature of truth, memory, and reality.
April 16 - May 16, 2027 - The Velvet Gentleman: Inside the Mind & Music of Erik Satie
Part visual art, part musical performance, The Velvet Gentleman will transport you back to 1890 Paris during the Belle Epoque, when bohemian artistry and impressionism were at their peak. Experience Erik Satie: irreverent, disrespectful, contemptuous of tradition, forcefully direct and brutally honest, who famously wrote underneath his self-portrait, “I have come into the world very young into an era very old.”