The Marvelous Wonderettes
A Musical by Roger Bean
September 24 - October 11, 2026

Get ready to rock around the clock with this Off-Broadway hit! We’re transported to the 1958 Springfield High School prom, where Betty Jean, Cindy Lou, Missy, and Suzy chase dreams as big as their crinoline skirts. From first crushes to heartbreaks, they sing all the ‘50s hits you know and love—think Lipstick on Your Collar and Lollipop. Then, a 10-year reunion brings laughs, surprises, and more unforgettable tunes, including Respect and Leader of the Pack. With over 30 classic ‘50s and ‘60s songs, this sparkling musical is a joyous, foot-tapping trip down memory lane! 

A Christmas Carol:
A Live Radio Play
Adapted by Joe Landry
December 3 - 20, 2026

Step into the golden age of radio and celebrate the season with a fresh take on a timeless classic! Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol comes alive as a live 1940s radio play, complete with swinging music and delightfully quirky studio sound effects. Watch as the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future visit Ebenezer Scrooge, guiding him toward generosity, love, and the true magic of giving. This heartwarming, family-friendly production is a joyous reminder that even the coldest heart can be melted by the spirit of Christmas.

Silent Sky
By Lauren Gunderson
February 18 - March 7, 2027

Silent Sky tells the true, inspiring story of Henrietta Leavitt, a pioneering early-20th-century astronomer whose quiet discoveries changed our understanding of the universe. Working as a “human computer” at the Harvard Observatory—logging data without recognition in a male-dominated field—Henrietta defies restrictive expectations and pursues her own research on Cepheid stars. Her findings become a groundbreaking key to measuring cosmic distance. The play explores ambition, resilience, and the personal cost of scientific devotion. Lyrical and thoughtful, Silent Sky celebrates the pursuit of knowledge and the profound, often overlooked impact of one woman who reached for meaning among the stars.

Dial "M" for Murder
By Frederick Knott
June 3 - June 20, 2027

Tony Wendice married his wealthy wife, Margot, for her money—and now he intends to kill her for it. When his “perfect” plan collapses and Margot kills her attacker in self-defense, Tony pivots to framing her for the murder. As a Scotland Yard inspector begins to unravel the threads of Tony’s story, the facade of the flawless crime starts to crack. Each new revelation raises the stakes, drawing Margot into a race against time to prove her innocence. A gripping thriller of twists, turns, and calculated deceit, it keeps audiences guessing until the final moments.

Mirror Lake
By Steven Dietz
October 29 - November 8, 2026

From acclaimed playwright Steven Dietz comes a dark, intimate suspense thriller about a couple who celebrate every anniversary by staging elaborate “scares” for one another—rituals that expose their deepest fears and hidden truths. On their tenth anniversary at a secluded lakeside cabin, Phillip and Dinah’s dangerous game reaches new heights, blurring the line between love, terror, and the secrets they can no longer ignore.

Shirley Valentine
By Willy Russell
April 8 - 18, 2027

Shirley’s life has stalled. Her youth is gone, her days are repetitive, and at home she’s treated more like household staff than family. Nights are spent cooking for a husband who barely notices she’s there, talking to the walls because they’re the only ones listening. When her best friend buys her a two-week trip to Greece, Shirley packs a bag, leaves a note in the kitchen cupboard, and walks out. In Greece she discovers sun, sea, freedom—and the woman she thought she’d lost forever.

The Emperor's New Clothes
The Prince Street Players LTD Production 
By Jim Eiler & Jeanne Bargy
July 22 - 25, 2027

Two crafty conmen, Mr. Stitch and Mr. Sew, take the Emperor for a spin in this hilarious musical adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic tale. They present a “magic” suit of clothes—so invisible only the wisest can see it—sending Wits Ends Palace into uproar. With a brassy, tap-dancing, bugle-playing Empress and a parade of laugh-out-loud characters, this charming romp proves that vanity never looked so ridiculous.

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