After being dumped by her latest boyfriend, Charity is determined to change her life for the better. But is a chance encounter with a shy young man the kick-start her love life needs? Dance and dream through swinging 1960s New York on a quest for unconditional love.

During the 1920s at a barn in Indiana, a tomboy named Ruby electrifies her new invention: the television. At a New York film studio in the 1950s, a screenwriter named Lulu challenges studio executives to take a stand. During the dawn and golden age of television, both women defy convention and broadcast hard questions about the ways people make and tell history.

Based on the award-winning children’s book, Dragons Love Tacos is a hilarious, dance-filled journey into Dragonland that has all the ingredients for a fantastic time! This year’s Theatre for Young Audiences production is a quirky how-to for hosting mythical party guests with peculiar tastes and is appropriate for all audiences. 

Welcome to the Renaissance, where a leather-clad wordsmith with swiveling hips named Shakespeare is rocking London! Meanwhile, down-on-their-luck playwrights Nick and Nigel Bottom can’t summon a single sonnet. Then, when Nostradamus himself foretells “the future of theatre”, the Bottom brothers hatch a plan to rise to the top. Hilarity ensues in this campy lampoon of England’s first-ever musical.

In 1937, an orphan was found floating in a basket on the river of a small Northern California town. Eighteen years later, the young woman they call Bulrusher is still adrift. But when a strangely familiar newcomer arrives, Bulrusher might finally discover her true identity and create a real sense of home.

When her parents ignore her warnings, a young girl is left home alone with an amorous ogre. The monster offers her six fairy tales, each one deadlier than the last, and each a part of a greater mystery. Will the girl be swept away by the darkness, or live to tell her own tale?