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| | Performance Dates: September 17-October 10, 2026
What would you do if the official record of your town's past turned out to be a lie? Tracy Letts' The Minutes is a dark comedy set entirely during a small-town city council meeting, where newcomer Mr. Peel presses for answers about missing meeting minutes and a council member's unexplained absence. What starts as sharp satire of petty bureaucracy builds to a sinister, shocking revelation about the town's founding, and about what people will do to protect a comforting version of history.
In a moment when fights over what gets taught, told, and remembered are playing out in school boards and city halls nationwide, this timely, farcical drama stops feeling like fiction and starts feeling like a mirror. Don't miss it.
Directed by Craig Benson
A Few Notes:
- The performance runs about two hours and 15 minutes, including one intermission.
- The Minutes contains sensitive themes including racial stereotypes, racial slurs, violence, and reference to sexual harassment. There are also sensory effects including flashing/strobe lights, sudden black-outs and theatrical fog. It is not recommended for anyone under high school age.
- On Friday, September 25 and Sunday, October 4, there will be moderated talk back" sessions with the audience after the performance. Anyone who wishes to stay is welcome.
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| | Performance Dates: November 12-December 12, 2026
Directed by Andrea Zvaleko
She Loves Me is a charming 1930s-set romantic musical comedy about Amalia and Georg, two bickering clerks at a Budapest parfumerie who are unknowingly each other's anonymous soulmates via lonely-hearts correspondence. Their work-day antagonism contrasts sharply with the deep affection in their secret letters. The musical’s core theme of seeking authentic connection over surface-level attraction is highly relatable today, much like its modern adaptation, You've Got Mail. | Buy Tickets |
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