Two volunteers enter a drug trial. Two doctors monitor them. Love is in the air. Or is it just the dopamine? Who's really in control? Are emotions real? Who's being tested? Is it okay to feel this way? Is this real or is that real? What is the effect?

The show that started it all. The three Heathers rule the school and won't hesitate to crush you under their designer heels, but one brave soul stands up to them. Will she flip the script, or become the very thing she hates?

Henrietta Leavitt. A name lost to history, yet without her, we never would have been able to see past the Milky Way Galaxy. A celebration of one of the most influential women in the field of astronomy.

An original production devised by theatre students and performed at the Festival Fringe 2018. What happens when you cross pageant culture with the infamous literary character Don Juan? Murder, of course.

It's anything but bright in pre-Nazi Germany.  In the midst of ever-changing society, one woman struggles to keep her world together. To some, the room is a haven. To others, a cage. And still to others, a nightmare.

With so many story lines, it's a wonder how anyone gets anywhere, yet as the adage goes, "All roads lead to Rome." This bright Sondheim classic delivers everything it promises and then some.

A farcical comedy like no other.  It's opening night, but problem after problem plagues the cast and crew, much like the never ending sardines. Skipped lines? Missed entrances? A lover's tiff? Slapstick? What's next?!

Based on the comics and characters created by Charles M. Schultz, revisit Charlie Brown's childhood adventures from the little red hair girl, to the baseball team, to writing a book report.

Inspired by true events, Sister Helen Prejean meets death row inmate Matthew Poncelet. Together, they face trials of redemption, forgiveness, and justice. "Killing people who kill people to show that killing is wrong."