By Peter Nichols

This is a family, although different from what you might think. Bri and Sheila love their daughter. Each of them uses laughter as a sword, a shield – as a way to get through their situation, engage with one another, and at times, to hide from their pain. Join this family as they wrestle with coming to terms with their child’s disability, each other, and what family really means.

Based On A Story and Characters by Damon Runyon
Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser
Book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows

Bustling with gamblers, missionaries, and sassy showgirls, this classic Broadway musical, which many believe is the greatest musical ever created, follows the unlikeliest of romantic pairings. A notorious gambler attempts to woo a straight-laced, Save-a-Soul mission doll in hopes of winning a bet. Meanwhile, after waiting 14 years, a lamenting showgirl wants to finally drag her fiancé to the alter. Place your bets on love conquering all in this hilarious Broadway classic featuring a bushel of songs you know and love.

By Tom Stoppard

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead.  At least, they will be. Then again, maybe not.  Follow the story of Hamlet through the perspective of his two (less-famous) friends, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, as they stumble along. Trouble is, neither of them have the foggiest idea of what is really going on. Comic moments unfold into surreal antics and misadventures as the bumbling duo discover their inevitable fate.

Based on the book by Dr. Seuss
Play Originally Produced by the National Theatre of Great Britain

Little Sally and her brother are stuck inside on a rainy, boring day…that is until a cat in a tall red and white striped hat appears. The Cat in the Hat arrives with the trickiest of tricks, the wackiest of ways, and the fanciest of friends. When the Cat comes to take Sally and her brother on an adventure, there is sure to be mischief! Bring the family for this classic Dr. Seuss tale and you will find magic wherever you look!

Based on the characters created by Charles Addams

Everyone’s favorite creepy and kooky family is back in this new ghostly musical comedy. The Addams Family is facing their biggest nightmare yet – Wednesday is getting married! Wednesday pleads with Gomez to have “One Normal Night” forcing him to beg Morticia to host their soon-to-be Midwestern in-laws for dinner. Secrets are disclosed, relationships are tested, and the Addams Family is faced with one important question: what is normal?

By Moliére
Translated by Richard Wilbur

March 30 – April 8, 2018 in the Lab TheatreThis 17th century French comedy features a well-to-do family led by the upstanding Orgon. Tartuffe, a hypocrite posing as a religious devotee, has conned his way into Orgon’s home and good graces. Would you be able to see through Tartuffe’s masquerade or would you fall for his incredulous stories too? Decency, hypocrisy, and morality are questioned – controversial ideas today just as they were in 1664.