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Savannah Disputation
by Evan Smith
Directed by Nancy Curran Willis

Stage Managed by Monica Bruno

September 5 - 20, 2025

When a young door-to-door evangelist comes knocking, two older Catholic sisters set aside their southern charm—and all bets are off. This sharp, witty comedy delves into faith, family, and friendship, exploring what happens when beliefs that seem alike at first glance turn out to be worlds apart. With humor and heart, it unpacks a crisis of faith, proving that conviction can be just as complicated as the people who hold it.

The  Thanksgiving Play
by Larissa FastHorse

Directed by Dev Luthra

November 7 - 22, 2025

Good intentions meet absurd assumptions in this razor-sharp satire, as a troupe of well-meaning but hopelessly insensitive theater teachers attempt the impossible—staging an elementary school play that honors both the first Thanksgiving and Native American Heritage Month. As they fumble through their own biases, blind spots, and the glaring absence of Indigenous voices, their misguided efforts spiral into a hilariously cringeworthy spectacle. A bold, modern comedy that lays bare the perils of good intentions gone wrong.

Ada and the Engine
by Lauren Gunderson

Directed by Alison Walters-Short

February 20 - March 7, 2026

Jane Austen meets Steve Jobs in this captivating romance set at the dawn of the computer age. As the Industrial Revolution takes off, young Ada Byron Lovelace—daughter of the notorious poet Lord Byron—sees limitless potential in the “analytical engines” designed by her brilliant friend and kindred spirit, Charles Babbage. While society (and her mother) expect her to focus on marriage and motherhood, Ada dares to envision a future where art and mathematics intertwine, shaping a world yet to come. A music-infused tale of love, ambition, and the daring dreams that push the boundaries of possibility.

Bright Star
By Steve Martin and Edie Brickell

Directed by Kristin Hughes

May 1 - 16, 2026

When literary editor Alice Murphy meets a young soldier returning from World War II, his presence stirs long-buried memories of the child she lost, long ago. Driven by a haunting connection, Alice is determined to uncover the truth of her past—one that could change both of their lives forever. With soaring melodies and deeply moving characters, this unforgettable musical sweeps you into a story of resilience, redemption, and the enduring joyful power of hope. BRIGHT STAR is as heartfelt as it is inspiring.