The Holy Rug follows Harlan, a young man raised in a Pentecostal church who must navigate the fallout of his community’s reaction after coming out. This moving piece tracks his spiritual and personal journey through loss and pain toward ultimate self-acceptance.

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Martin’s surprising fashion choice sets his friend group of Brooklyn hipsters into a tailspin, reopening old wounds and leading them to question the very basis of what holds them together. A dark social comedy about liberal blindspots and the messy minefield that is gender in the 21st century.

After putting her career on hold to raise her son and support her husband’s rise in the US Attorney’s Office, Mona finds herself divorced, alone, and in a low-paying job that barely covers her debt and her rent at an age when most women are thinking about retirement. While she is struggling to put her life together, Mona not only discovers she has a very special talent, but risks everything for the joy of using it.

When a young man returns Elyce’s lost ration book in Nazi-occupied Vichy, France, she’s torn between trust and suspicion. Her friend Emma, a Jewish mother, begs for help hiding her daughter. As danger grows, Elyce relies more on the man Emma fears is the enemy—until a final reckoning reveals the truth.

Worried that his son Devon-who is on the neurodiversity spectrum-might be harboring suicidal thoughts, Mike reaches out as a last resort to his half-brother Jimmy-the man responsible for the death of Devon’s mother five years earlier. But the men face a challenge they never expected; a challenge made more desperate because of secrets that could destroy their fragile bonds or be the underpinnings of mercy. When are broken relationships worth mending no matter the cost? And when must they be discarded because the price of truth is too high? When a desire to heal eventually pits brother against brother and father against son, there is a road out. But is anyone willing to walk that road?

Four Americans each make a solitary pilgrimage to a remote, unpopulated Alaskan island, hoping to witness a mysterious atmospheric phenomenon known as the Chagutok Lights, which occurs only once every 17 years. These people-skills-challenged individuals find themselves stuck in each other’s company, but they manage…until a dead body appears. And it’s just the first. Alone on this barren island, these four loners must work together to solve the mysteries of the dead, the Lights, and each other.

Timeless. Hopeful. Unstoppable.

Leapin’ lizards—this one never gets old.

Set against a world of hard knocks and big dreams, Annie reminds us that optimism, kindness, and a little bit of pluck can change everything. With unforgettable songs, iconic characters, and a heart as big as its finale, this musical continues to shine generation after generation.

Timeless. Powerful. Uncomfortably relevant.

Fear spreads faster than truth—and history reminds us what happens when it does. The Crucible is a gripping examination of hysteria, morality, and the cost of standing alone. Though set centuries ago, its message remains chillingly timeless, asking us to look hard at power, justice, and conscience. Directed by Brad Mattingly, this production promises a clear-eyed and compelling journey into one of the most important American plays ever written.

Timeless. Transformative. Triumphant.

Few stories sing with this much truth. The Color Purple is a deeply moving celebration of resilience, sisterhood, and the power of finding your voice. Through heartbreak and joy, its music and message remind us that love—especially self-love—is timeless.

Directed by Tiffany Countryman, this production will honor the emotional depth and radiant hope at the heart of this extraordinary musical.

Timeless. Imaginative. Fiercely heartfelt.

At the crossroads of grief, fantasy, and friendship, lies She Kills Monsters—a story where dice rolls matter, monsters feel real, and love transcends worlds. This play blends humor, action, and emotion to explore loss and identity in a way that feels startlingly modern—and unmistakably timeless.

Directed by Meagan Clark, this production will celebrate imagination as a powerful force for healing and connection.

Timeless. Haunting. Unforgettable.

Love, obsession, and longing echo through every note of Phantom. With sweeping melodies and a story shrouded in mystery, this musical captures the beauty and tragedy of loving from the shadows. Its allure has endured for generations—proof that some stories are truly timeless.

Directed by Tim Rezash, this production promises romance, drama, and theatrical spectacle to close our season in grand style.