By Lucas Hnath
September 15th - October 9th, 2022
Hilda, whose grandmother tried to train her to read minds as a child, is desperate to get in touch with the other side. She finds comfort in Linda, a mentalist who claims to know 'the thin place' that separates the living and the dead. When she confesses that it is all a trick, Hilda shows her something unbelievable. Eerie and unsettling, you'll be questioning what is real and what you've imagined by the end.
High school matinees are available.
- For Mature Audiences: Topic/Strong Language
From the story by Charles Dickens, adapted by Aaron White
November 25th - December 28th, 2022
A joyful holiday favorite returns! When Bob Cratchit timidly asks for Christmas Day off, his curmudgeonly boss Ebenezer Scrooge only grudgingly gives it to him. Little did Scrooge know what ghostly adventures he was about to go on that very night. Scrooge's story of forgiveness and joy will be sure to get you in the holiday mood with a fresh new adaptation, lots of holiday music, and theatrical spectacle!
School matinees are available.
- For General Audiences
By Nassim Soleimanpour January 12th, 13th, and 14th, 2023
An actor, a script, and no director. White Rabbit Red Rabbit is a highwire act that an actor only performs once, having never seen the script before being handed it in a sealed envelope. Written by an Iranian playwright restricted from travel by his own country, this nail-biting piece teeters perilously between comedy and high-stakes drama. Each performance will feature a new actor!
- For Mature Audiences: Topic
Six characters, abandoned by their playwright, interrupt a theatre company's rehearsal in the hopes of finally telling the story they each carry within them. This absurdist work once caused a riot when it was first performed! Weaving together the talents of the Resident Acting Company and Theatre students from Bloomsburg University, this new adaptation asks the question: "Who decides what stories are told and by whom?"
- For Mature Audiences: Topic
After fifty years of marriage, Nancy and Bill calmly call it quits during dinner. As their family descends, attempting to talk them out of throwing out their life together, harder questions about love and marriage start to bubble up. Funny and heartwarming all in one.
- For Mature Audiences: Topic
Do you know how to host a taco party? For DRAGONS? First, you make lots and lots of tacos. Then you put out the salsa, but make sure it's not spicy salsa! You don't want to know what happens then! Or do you? Bring the whole family out for this hilarious adaptation of the beloved children's book.
- For General Audiences