Grammy-nominated pianist and storyteller Mona Golabek

shares the gripping tale of a young girl who holds on to her music in order to stay alive. In Vienna, 1938, a 14 year old piano prodigy finds her dreams of becoming a concert pianist threatened by the looming war in Europe. When her parents buy her a one way ticket to England on the Kindertransport, the children’s survival train, an amazing story of art preserving life begins...

Honky is a hilarious new comedy not afraid to ask dicey questions and offer daring answers.

Inspired by his experience as a writer of TV commercials, Greg Kalleres’ irreverent satire begins with the shooting of a young black teenager because of his trendy new “Sky Max” basketball shoes. The comedy goes on to reveal secrets about steamy cross–racial love affairs, bring onstage hallucinations of a drunken Abraham Lincoln and a foul-mouthed Frederick Douglass, and promote a pill that promises to cure racism.

Do you ever wonder if activism is dead in America? Are we afraid to stand up and speak out?

Maybe it’s time to get a little crazy! This is where bad-boy Abbie Hoffman (played by Herbert Siguenza) comes in. You know about Abbie, right? He was the political and social activist who co-founded the Youth International Party (“Yippies”) on New Year’s eve of 1968. But did you know that this icon of youthful rebellion now serves as the patron saint of radicals? In his little corner of heaven, Abbie conducts a boot camp for activists who have the chutzpah required to go back to Earth to become new agents of change. (Because Lord knows, America always needs a big helping of change!) But where are the radical activists of today?

In 430 BC, the playwright Sophocles wrote one of the greatest tragedies in the history of the Western world: Oedipus Rex, the tale of a king who from birth was destined to murder his father and marry his mother.

Contains adult themes, violence, language and nudity.

Chasing immortality by downloading your thoughts and memories into an everlasting human-shaped computer may sound like science fiction, but current research in robotics and artificial intelligence actually makes this possible. The challenge is to get past the “uncanny valley”— the discomfort people experience when seeing electronic recreations of human beings that are not quite believable.

Tony Award Winners Gregory Jbara & Alice Ripley in
The World Premiere Musical Event

When the Beatles were asked to name their favorite American musical artist at a press conference in New York, they shouted out “NILSSON!"

Called “the most famously anonymous composer and performer of our time,” this two-time Grammy Award winner (and legendary hell-raiser) is best known for “Everybody’s Talkin’ at me…,” “Can’t live, if living is without you…,” “One is the loneliest number…,” and “You put the lime in the coconut....” Now his special genius has captured the imagination of Steve Gunderson and Javier Velasco - the award-winning team that brought you Suds: The Rockin’ 60s Musical Soap Opera and Back to Bacharach and David.