Current Season

Written by Stephen Adly Guirgis

from Dramatists Play Service: “The Ortiz Funeral Room is in big trouble: The body of beloved community activist and nun Sister Rose has been stolen from the viewing room, and waiting for her proper return are some of New York City’s most emotionally charged, life- challenged neighborhood denizens, trying to find a place to put their grief, checkered pasts, and their uncertain futures. Among the equally hilarious and tragic twelve characters, you’ll meet Rooftop, a chronically unfaithful but otherwise popular Los Angeles DJ, looking to reconcile with the love of his life; Pinky and Edwin, two brothers tragically linked forever; and the outrageously angry Norca, who doesn’t let the fact that she slept with her best friend’s husband deter her from the full expectation of being immediately forgiven of her sin by her best friend, Inez, still in pain fifteen years later. The rest of the crowd in this dark, insightful, and very funny comedy inevitably square off on each other, motivated by rage, pain, and a scary desire to come clean—perhaps for the first time.”

Directed by Jeannine Foster-McKelvia

Performances:
October 7-10, 2021

Tickets will be available September 23rd at 11am

Written by Stephen Schwartz and Roger O. Hirson

from MTI: “What is greatness and how does one become great? In the musical Pippin , written by Stephen Schwartz ( Godspell , Wicked ) and Roger O. Hirson, the title character and heir to the throne is determined to become “great.” But Pippin soon finds that the path to “greatness” is intertwined with the road to self-discovery. Will Pippin’s greatness be the result of royal his lineage, his deeds of valor or proving something to himself?”

Directed by Kyle Pleasant
Musical Direction by Yan Li

Performances:
November 11-14, 2021

Tickets will be available October 28th at 11am

Written by Jaclyn Backhaus 

from Dramatists Play Service: “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.” With a cast of 10 female-identifying actors, “ Men on Boats makes canny use of the obvious distance between performers and their roles to help bridge the distance between then and now” (Ben Brantley).

Directed by Alex Correia

Performances:
March 10-13, 2022

Tickets will be available February 24th at 11am