A revival of Philip Glass's landmark, hypnotic 1976 opera known for its non-narrative form, nearly five-hour length without an interval and powerful recurrent images used as the storytelling device.
A story of siblings Christopher and Beth, whose marriages change as Christopher and husband Carl have twins and Beth with husband Tanner remain childless.
A comedic Wild West rock musical about the seventh president mixing fact and fiction.
A man in search of his father finds himself on a different journey as he tries to solve the mystery of the population drop of bees.
This docudrama covers an interrogation of Lee Harvey Oswald by Dallas Police Captain William J. Fritz.
A comedic, macabre fantasy based on the Russian masterpiece “The Master and Margarita” by Mikhail Bulgakov.
Actress Katie Rubin’s fourth solo show tells the story of a spiritual awakening through the voices of 10 comedic characters.
Survivors of an outbreak of murder question the government’s explanation, that it was a biological terrorist attack.
A funny, heartwarming play that explores various friendships through the lens of sexual tension.
The trademark blue-and-yellow big top returns with an all-new awe-inspiring production with Totem.
The 1961 Tony Award-winning musical features songs such as "Put on A Happy Face" and "Spanish Rose."
Audra McDonald. The Tony Award-winning soprano joins a small ensemble performing show tunes, classic movie songs, and original pieces.
African-American man's musical journey living three separate lives, spanning three centuries from Antebellum South to post-World War II to the 22nd century.
Stage adaptation of the 1928 book features Winnie-The-Pooh, his animal friends Piglet, Rabbit, Owl, Kanga, Roo, Tigger and Eeyore along with Christopher Robin
The classic story of a jury in deliberation during a murder case in which a man is accused of taking the life of his father and faces the death penalty.
Todd Robbins hosts a look at life, death and everything in between, telling his story with the use of illusion and telepathy.
Celebrating Giuseppe Verdi’s 200th birthday, a new production of his comic masterpiece of a portly knight attempting to court two married women.
