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Music by Mary Rodgers | Lyrics by Marshall Barer | Book by Jay Thompson, Dean Fuller, and Marshall Barer
Happily Ever After has never been more ap-PEA-ling!
By royal decree of the Queen, all princesses must pass a series of tests if they want to marry the hapless Prince. Even worse, throughout the kingdom no one may wed until the Prince finds a worthy wife! Many have tried, all have failed, and the Queen plans to keep it that way. But when a bold and undeniably charming new princess makes a splash at court, it seems the Queen has finally met her match. Music and mischief reign in a tale where happily ever after has never been more ap-PEA-ling.
“As fresh, inventive, and funny as ever...with wit and sophistication, and more important, human feeling”
by Chiara Atik
Regional Premiere | 2022 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize Finalist
A divine riches to rags story – like, in a good way!
Meet Clare - a stylish teen living in medieval Italy, trying out the newest hairstyles, and keeping up with the latest fashions and juicy town gossip. But everything changes when she meets a man named Francis who has started ranting in the streets. Her mother, sister, and maids don’t understand it, but this man’s ideas are, like, totally starting to make sense – and now she can’t unsee the world he has shown her. The surprising story of Saint Clare of Assisi comes to vivid life in this modern parable of generosity, perfect for the holiday season.
“A powerful and very funny modern spin on the medieval story of Saint Clare of Assisi”
by Jordan Harrison
Regional Premiere | 2015 Pulitzer Prize Finalist
When memory is manufactured, what defines a life?
In the near future, Marjorie and her daughter are worried that her memory may be fading. That is, until the appearance of Walter, a mysterious and charming young visitor who arrives to help Marjorie uncover the intricacies of her own past. But a secret truth is about to blur the lines between human and machine. In this richly spare, wondrous new play, profound questions emerge about the limits of technology and whether or not memory is an exclusively human invention.
“Elegant, thoughtful and quietly unsettling … keeps developing in your head, like a photographic negative, long after you have seen it"
by Selina Fillinger
Regional Premiere | 2019 Kilroys List
It’s a bad day at the White House.
It all starts with a little four-letter word that the President blurts out – and what starts as a PR nightmare, turns into a complete global crisis! The seven brilliant and beleaguered women upon whom he most relies risk life, liberty, and the pursuit of sanity to keep things under control. It’s a total rollercoaster ride as Capitol Hill turns upside down in this riotous comedy. Get ready to laugh your stars and stripes off and root for the powerful women running the free world!
“A broad, zany, old-school comedy”
by David MacGregor
Regional Premiere | Part One of Three
Things are getting starry and wilde on Baker Street!
The as-yet-undiscovered genius, Vincent Van Gogh, presents a most peculiar case to noted detective Sherlock Holmes, his partner Dr. Watson, and his paramour Irene Adler. The trio embark on a rousing caper and find themselves confronting the daughter of Professor Moriarty. With a helping hand from Oscar Wilde, the world's greatest detective attempts to uncover a Post-Impressionist conspiracy. This zany mystery adventure is the opening gambit in a Baker Street trilogy. The game is afoot!
“An expertly crafted, utterly intelligent, and yet purely delightful escape…thoughtful, artful entertainment full of imagination and intrigue"
by Oscar Wilde
What’s in a name? – a lot, as it turns out!
So, there are these two rich and eligible English bachelors. Both are pretending to be a man named Ernest, because they are trying to woo these two ladies who have decided they are all about that name. But when their romantic schemes collide, the whole charade unravels in a whirlwind of wacky surprises and dazzling wit. This classic comedy of courtship and manners is a masterpiece of social satire for all who appreciate the humbling folly of falling in love.
“One of the funniest and most beautifully crafted comedies”
