Classics

Passion, ambition, and murder fuel “Arden of Faversham,” a scandalous true-crime black comedy, authored in part by William Shakespeare.

In this campy, queer adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Mermaid," dancers and burlesque stars create an oceanic fantasy world backed by the live musical prowess of The Teasers with a wet, hot happy ending unfit for the mouse.

Shakespeare's most loved tragedy condensed into a powerful 60 minute performance.

Get ready for a fun, hilarious, one hour ride with Southern Belles Hattie, Elizabeth and their frenemy Amy Lee! The year is 1975 and the place is Maynard Texas, and there is nothing to do but fold laundry, gossip and contemplate life's choices.

A short comedic play written by Anton Chekhov, infused with modern style, physical comedy, and silliness.

Day After Day is a deep and personal look into Doris Day's dramatic personal life while appearing as the quintessential “girl-next-door” in Warner Bros. musicals. Blending factual life events and her songs, this show is a love letter to this extraordinary icon.

Tartuffe is specifically a comedy of manners and a farce. It is a renowned satire that uses humor to critique religious hypocrisy, deception, and extreme gullibility. Extremely relevant, don't you think?