In the Next Room (or the vibrator play)
This play, set at the dawn of the age of electricity, is a provocative and humor-filled exploration of the relationships between men and women and the issues surrounding intimacy. Due to the sexual content explored in this piece, as well as a brief moment of nudity, we recommend it for ages 16 and up.
The Parchman Hour
Using music and original accounts, this play explores the struggles of the Freedom Riders during the Civil Rights movement. The reality of racism and depictions of violence occur in this play. This inspirational piece will best be appreciated by ages 10 and up.
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Edward Albee’s masterpiece dissects a marriage and how love and hate are separated by a very fine line. There is cursing, drinking and sexual situations. We recommend this play for ages 13 and up.
The Making of a King: Henry IV and Henry V
Prince Hal journeys from wayward youth to beloved King in Shakespeare’s tale. The realities of war and responsibility are explored in this epic presentation which will best be enjoyed by those 10 and up.
Noises Off
A raucous comedy, this play has some mild language and mild “undress” and will best be enjoyed by those ages 10 and up.