(9-13f, 9m) A community grapples with loss after a school tragedy. Through interwoven voices and scenes, Shards explores grief, memory, and the struggle to move forward.
(1-17f, 1-16m; 5 w/ doubling) From Cyclops to Sirens, this inventive adaptation brings The Odyssey to life with movement, music, and an ensemble at the heart of the myth.
(3f, 4m) In 1918, a teenage girl longs for escape as war hysteria grips her immigrant family. A searing historical drama about identity and moral courage.
(2f, plus puppeteers) Two sharp-tongued teens stumble on an ecological mystery in the woods. A fast, funny near-future play about friendship, responsibility, and growing up as the world changes.
(2-8f, 2-5m; 4 w/ doubling) A fading department store, a beloved statue, and a girl who can’t let go. A tender, whimsical play about what we hold onto—and what holds us together.
Beneath the sunscreen and smiles, three grads wrestle with identity, heartbreak, and change. A tender, funny, honest look at female friendship on the edge of adulthood.
(2-3f, 2-3m) A spoiled princess trades places with her servant—and ends up herding geese. A witty, heartwarming romp about love, identity, and royal mishaps.
(5-11f, 4-6m; 9 w/ doubling) Senior year gets weird when Henry’s life starts mirroring Hamlet. Ghosts, grief, and Shakespearean angst haunt this sharp, heartfelt dramedy.
(2-9f, 3-9m; 5 w/ doubling) A courtroom battle over Mother Jones’ fate reveals the fiery heart of America’s labor movement. A gripping, thought-provoking drama about justice and sacrifice.
(2f, plus puppeteers) Two sharp-tongued teens stumble on an ecological mystery in the woods. A fast, funny near-future play about friendship, responsibility, and growing up as the world changes.
(7f) When an after-hours meeting of a high school literary magazine goes off the rails, seven teenage writers confront who gets to speak, who gets cut, and what it really means to call something art.
A community grapples with loss after a school tragedy. Through interwoven voices and scenes, Shards explores grief, memory, and the struggle to move forward.