This dark, high-camp musical comedy follows the sweet but sociopathic eight-year-old Tina Denmark, who will do absolutely anything to land the lead role in her school play. Her fierce, comedic ambition takes a deadly turn when she murders her leading competitor, leading to hilarious revelations about her family's hidden theatrical roots.
Book & Lyrics: Joel Paley
Music: Marvin Laird
Showtimes: October 1st, 2nd and 3rd (7:30 PM) | October 4th (2:00 PM)
Location: Dulaney Auditorium
In commedia tradition, a group of strolling players set up their stage and give a performance. Using authentic staging and stock characters of commedia—the miserly Pantalone, the bragging Captain, the romantic lovers, the trickster Arlequin, plus an endearing lion—this fable becomes a colorful theatrical experience. The play skyrockets with zany comedy. It also glows with the warmth of friendship. Androcles and the Lion is a prize-winning play, applauded around the world again and again!
Playwright: Aurand Harris
Showtimes: November 12th, 13th, and 14th (7:30 PM) | November 15th (2:00 PM)
Location: Dulaney Auditorium
This deeply emotional, Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical takes a look inside a seemingly typical suburban family dealing with the severe effects of the mother's worsening bipolar disorder. The show explores how the family navigates intense grief, love, and medical crises while trying to find a sense of normalcy in their lives.
Playwright: Brian Yorkey
Music: Tom Kitt
Showtimes: February 25th, 26th, and 27th (7:30 PM) | February 28th (2:00 PM)
Location: Dulaney Auditorium
Set entirely within an indoor soccer facility, this play chronicles six Saturday mornings in the lives of nine teenage girls as they stretch and warm up for their games. Through fast-paced and overlapping dialogue, the teammates navigate big questions about life, politics, identity, and personal loss, transforming ordinary adolescents into a fierce pack of warriors on the field.
Based on the classic Aesop's fable, this charming story follows a gentle Christian tailor named Androcles who helps a wild lion by pulling a painful thorn out of its paw. When Androcles is later captured and thrown into the Roman Colosseum arena to face a beast, his life is saved when the lion recognizes him as an old friend.
Playwright: Sarah DeLappe
Showtimes: April 15th, 16th, and 17th (7:30 PM) | April 18th (2:00 PM)
Location: Cutlip Auditorium
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