April 30-May 17, 2025

Café Puttanesca is a comedic musical set in a post-World War II café in Naples, Italy. The story follows three women—Serafina, Carmelina, and Rosalinda—who run the café and share a mysterious past connected to wartime survival, lost loves, and secrets. As they navigate life’s challenges with humor, resilience, and music, their stories unfold through lively songs and heartfelt moments. Blending romance, intrigue, and nostalgia, the musical celebrates friendship and the enduring spirit of those rebuilding their lives after war.

June 4-21, 2025

In a dystopian future suffering from a water shortage, the government bans private toilets, forcing citizens to pay to use public restrooms controlled by the corrupt Urine Good Company (UGC). Bobby Strong, a rebellious idealist, leads a revolution against UGC after falling for Hope Cladwell, the daughter of the company’s greedy CEO. Though the rebels succeed, their victory leads to water shortages and chaos, showing the dangers of unchecked freedom. The musical blends satire, dark humor, and social commentary on capitalism and environmental responsibility.

July 9-August 10, 2025

The Play That Goes Wrong is a slapstick comedy about an amateur theater company, the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society, attempting to stage a 1920s murder mystery, The Murder at Haversham Manor. However, everything that can go wrong does—props malfunction, actors forget lines, set pieces collapse, and chaos ensues. Despite the disaster, the determined cast and crew hilariously struggle to keep the show going. Full of physical comedy, miscommunication, and absurdity, the play is a brilliant parody of theatrical mishaps and the resilience of performers.

August 22-September 27, 2025

Evita is a musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice that tells the story of Eva Perón, the First Lady of Argentina from 1946 to 1952. Through a mix of rock, ballads, and Latin influences, the show follows Eva’s journey from a poor, ambitious actress to the powerful and beloved wife of President Juan Perón. Narrated by the skeptical Che, the musical explores her rise to fame, political influence, and eventual decline due to illness. Featuring iconic songs like "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina," Evita is a compelling portrait of ambition, power, and legacy.

October 10-November 15, 2025

The Rocky Horror Show is a rock musical by Richard O’Brien that parodies sci-fi and horror B-movies. It follows Brad and Janet, a newly engaged couple who, after their car breaks down, seek help at a mysterious castle. Inside, they meet Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a flamboyant and eccentric scientist unveiling his latest creation: Rocky, a perfect man. As they are drawn into Frank-N-Furter’s bizarre world of seduction, music, and rebellion, their perceptions of love and identity are challenged. Filled with campy humor and iconic songs like "Time Warp," the show is a celebration of self-expression and nonconformity.

November 28-December 27, 2025

An original holiday show written by Rick Bumgardner and Simon Hill!

January 23-March 7, 2026

The Golden Girls: A Parody is a comedic tribute to the beloved sitcom The Golden Girls. This unauthorized parody reimagines the lives of Dorothy, Blanche, Rose, and Sophia with an over-the-top, campy twist. Set in their iconic Miami home, the show playfully exaggerates the characters’ quirks, signature catchphrases, and classic sitcom tropes. Expect hilarious misadventures, witty banter, and plenty of cheesecake-fueled gossip as the ladies navigate friendship, romance, and aging with their signature sass. Fans of the original series will enjoy this affectionate and outrageous send-up of their favorite Golden Girls.

March 20-April 25, 2026

Jesus Christ Superstar is a rock opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice that reimagines the final days of Jesus Christ through the eyes of Judas Iscariot. Set against a modernized backdrop, the musical explores themes of faith, betrayal, and celebrity. Judas, concerned about Jesus’ growing influence, ultimately betrays him to the authorities, leading to Jesus’ arrest, trial, and crucifixion. With iconic songs like "I Don't Know How to Love Him" and "Superstar," the show presents a humanized and dramatic portrayal of biblical events, blending rock music with thought-provoking storytelling.

May 8-June 13, 2025

Parade is a dramatic musical by Jason Robert Brown and Alfred Uhry, based on the true story of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory manager in early 20th-century Georgia. When a young girl, Mary Phagan, is murdered, Frank is wrongfully accused, and the trial becomes a spectacle fueled by prejudice, sensationalist journalism, and political ambition. As his wife, Lucille, fights for justice, the case exposes deep-seated racism and antisemitism. Featuring a powerful score, Parade is a haunting exploration of injustice, media influence, and resilience in the face of hatred.