Directed by Michelle Banks

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March 7 - March 16, 2025

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The high school girls’ softball team has one last shot to make it to playoffs.  However, that doesn’t seem likely since Wacy and Emma can’t seem to stop fighting, and Riley and Kylie are so inseparable that they don’t work with the rest of the team.  So instead of scheduling extra practice hours before the game, Coach forces the girls to participate in team-building activities.

 

That’s perfect for Professor Diabolical, as he has been rehearsing his evil laugh and is ready to have customers in his Escape Room.  Unfortunately, his assistant Brad is more focused on a single member of the team than on the minor details like clues and keys. This is one team-building exercise that goes hilariously wrong!  

Directed by Jason Liddell

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May 9 - 18, 2025

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Step into a world where the absurd meets the profound in All in the Timing, David Ives' masterful collection of one-act plays! With razor-sharp wit and boundless creativity, Ives explores the quirks of human connection, the mysteries of language, and the unpredictable nature of time itself. From a comically awkward meet-cute to philosophical musings with a troop of existentially-minded monkeys, this production is a laugh-out-loud celebration of the surreal and the sublime.

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Whether you're a fan of clever wordplay or an enthusiast of thought-provoking comedy, All in the Timing promises an unforgettable evening of humor and insight.

Directed by Victoria Weller

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July 18 - 27, 2025

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Get ready for a rollicking romp through the Bard’s greatest hits with The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised] [Again]!

 

In this fast-paced and outrageously funny show, three fearless actors take on all 37 of Shakespeare’s plays (and 154 sonnets!) in just two hours. Part parody, part homage, this whirlwind production blends slapstick and irreverent humor to deliver a side-splitting celebration of Shakespeare’s timeless works.

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Whether you’re a theater aficionado or you barely survived high school English, this laugh-out-loud extravaganza has something for everyone. With witty wordplay, outrageous antics, and plenty of audience interaction, it’s the perfect way to experience Shakespeare like never before.

Directed by Lori Pepsis

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October 3 -12, 2025

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Through real interviews and heartfelt testimony, this groundbreaking play examines the aftermath of the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, a young gay man in Laramie, Wyoming.

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With compassion and honesty, The Laramie Project gives voice to a community grappling with tragedy, prejudice, and the search for understanding. This poignant production challenges us to confront our own assumptions while celebrating the resilience of the human spirit and the power of collective healing.

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Raw, emotional, and deeply impactful, The Laramie Project is more than a play—it’s a call to action and empathy. Don’t miss this chance to witness a story that continues to resonate today.