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Season 21 · Mainstage Series
A love letter to families of all kinds
Five mainstage productions about the families we're born into and the ones we choose. See three or more with a subscription & save up to 20%.
Sep 9 – 27, 2026 · from $25
August Wilson's Fences
Troy Maxson built fences to protect his family. But what happens when those walls keep dreams out? Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award.
"I wasn't just moved. I was transfixed." — NEW YORK POST
Nov 18 – Dec 20, 2026 · from $25
Louisa May Alcott's Little Women
The Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy you love in a new adaptation by Lauren Gunderson for every generation. Ambition, first love, and coming of age.
"A heartwarming experience perfect for the holidays" — STAGE & CINEMA
Feb 3 – 28, 2027 · from $25
Cowboys & East Indians
Warm, funny, and deeply recognizable; a story about being caught between worlds, generations, duty and desire.
"Emotionally rich, full of welcome surprises." — ONSTAGE COLORADO
Apr 7 – 25, 2027 · from $25
The 39 Steps
Imagine Hitchcock directed by Monty Python. Four actors, 150+ characters. Pure romance. Pure magic. Pure fun.
"Absurdly enjoyable!" — THE NEW YORK TIMES
Jun 2 – 20, 2027 · from $25
Eureka Day
Five well-meaning parents try to agree. Everybody has an explosive(ly funny) point. 2025 Tony Award, Best Revival.
"The perfect play for our age of disagreement." — THE NEW YORK TIMES
Family Series · from $15
The whole family deserves a bit of fun
Shows for young audiences and the grown-ups who love them.
From our stages
Gather with the people you love. And the strangers who become neighbors in the dark.
Malcolm X and Redd Foxx Washing Dishes at Jimmy’s Chicken Shack in Harlem
Eugene Onegin
A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder
From our audience
"I’ve been missing out."
★★★★★ | Local Guide · Google review
Recently saw my first play ever here (I know, uncultured swine). I've been missing out. Really cool building, cozy theater, great acting.
★★★★★ | Local Guide · Google review
The actors were wonderful, seriously as good as any play I've seen on Broadway. We were visiting from Seattle and just happened to see the billboard and got tickets on a whim.
★★★★★ | Local Guide · Google review
We love the intimacy of this fine theatre. There isn't a bad seat in the house. The refreshments are on theme with the production, and the staff and volunteers love being there. It's a wonderful date night. We'll be back!