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| | Dracula: Down for the Count
A comedy by Mary Lyn Dobson
Directed by Jennifer Levens and Darryll Alvey
Taking place years after the events of the original Dracula story you know. Find out what happens when the main romantic couple are STILL engaged after 20 years. Why is he so scared to commit? Is Dracula as charming as before? Perhaps even more so because he may have turned his deadliest enemy into his BFF! The classic turns to the fun side in this uproariously funny adaptation from the writer of "Two on the Aisle, Three in a Van" and "The (somewhat) True Tale of Robin Hood". | Buy Tickets |
| | Steel Magnolias
A Drama/Comedy by Robert Harling
Directed by Erin Haney-Stuart and Marla Frost-O’Brien
Truvy’s beauty salon is where all the ladies who are “anybody” in Chinquapin, Louisiana come to have their hair done and to share details about the big events of their lives. We get to witness the wisecracking and outspoken Truvy help her friends and her new assistant Annelle navigate this adventure that is life. Sometimes there’s laughter, sometimes there’s heartbreak but at all times there is love. | Buy Tickets |
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