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| | Ken Ludwig's Dear Jack, Dear Louise
Directed By Peter Reynolds
February 11 - March 1, 2026
Regional Premiere.
A love story begins when two strangers meet by letter during World War II. U.S. Army Captain Jack Ludwig, a military doctor stationed in Oregon, begins writing to Louise Rabiner, an aspiring actress and dancer in New York City, hoping to meet her someday, if the war allows. Tony Award-winning playwright Ken Ludwig tells the joyous, heart-warming story of his parents’ courtship during World War II, and the results are anything but expected. | Buy tickets |
| | I, Banquo
I, Banquo is a solo show by award-winning international theatre-artist Tim Crouch that retells the story of Macbeth from the perspective of Banquo, Macbeth's best friend and fellow thane.
In the production, Banquo, speaks from beyond the grave to Macbeth, asking the audience to consider how they would have handled the prophecies made to Macbeth. Banquo explores what might have been if he had killed the traitorous MacDonwald instead of Macbeth. The show combines classic theater with modern storytelling, including live electric guitar punctuating the action.
“Just imagine,” Banquo instructs,"imagine your best friend for life," he continues, "your brother-in-arms who has both saved your life and you his, imagine this closest of all friends is actually evil. And you’ve been utterly blind to it." Those are the worst kind of betrayals, Banquo tells us; the ones that leave you unable to trust even yourself.
Run time is approximately 50 minutes. Appropriate for ages 12+ due to elevated language and description/depictions of violence. | Buy tickets |
| | Burlap and Bean presents celebrated singer-songwriter LAURA SHAY for a one-night only concert with Hedgerow Theatre.
Doors open at 6:30p. | Buy tickets |
| | [IMAGE DESCRIPTION]
Created and performed by Drew Petersen, TYA/USA Award-winning artist
A (sur)real Theatrical Experience about You and Me
[IMAGE DESCRIPTION] is an interactive live theater experience that invites the audience into a playful, thought-provoking exploration of how we see, remember, and relate to the world — and to each other.
Part lecture, part performance, and part shared experiment, the show unfolds as the story of a relationship between the performer and the audience. Together, we examine the blurry line between reality and fiction, memory and imagination, the captured image and the lived moment.
Through humor, reflection, and participation, [IMAGE DESCRIPTION] explores how we make meaning from what we see — and how our perspectives shape what we believe is “real.” In a culture that’s constantly focused on how things look, this piece gently (and sometimes boldly) asks: what are we actually looking at—and what is really there?
Best enjoyed by ages 13+ | Buy tickets |
| | Apollo 11 presents an immersive account of NASA’s first moon landing using newly discovered and meticulously restored 70mm footage. Constructed entirely from archival material and mission audio, the film chronicles the build-up, launch, lunar touchdown, and return to Earth with striking immediacy, capturing intimate moments with astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins. Winner of the Critics’ Choice Documentary Award and the Peabody Awards, this documentary has been widely recognized as a visually remarkable and electrifying cinematic reconstruction of one of humanity’s defining achievements.
Released: 2019
Rating G
Runtime: 93 minutes | Buy tickets |