MainStage Shows
FULL PRODUCTIONS
Oct 01 –
Oct 25, 2026
TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm
Nacho Ate Spiderman
By Michelle Kholos Brooks
A sunny, laid-back, progressive beach community becomes a lot darker as next-door neighbors clash over an incident involving their pets. The animals may be the catalyst, but the fur really flies when the pet owners go to battle.
Coming in
2027
TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm
Abstract in Four Scenes
By James Hindman
Take an immersive journey through the world of art and ambition. Amidst the hushed buzz of anticipation, an intern competes with other aspiring artists for the grand prize in a prestigious art contest. As tension builds, an unexpected twist transports us back in time, revealing the true story of Vincent Van Gogh’s escape from obscurity to become one of the most influential artists in history.
Coming in
2027
TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm
The Art of War
By Dave Pierini
A comedy of suburban warfare! When two sets of neighbors go to war over an adjoining koi pond, their petty feud explodes into the most ridiculous battle since…well, since the last time someone stole your parking spot! Packed with outrageous schemes and absurd escalations, this side-splitting comedy proves that when it comes to neighborly revenge, no tactic is too shady and no response is too over-the-top!
Coming in
2027
TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm
My Favorite Sociopath
By Aurin Squire
In this razor-sharp comedy set at the dawning of the 24-hour news cycle era, three ambitious journalism students bond over telling stories and their friendship spirals into a dangerous game of ambition, seduction, and betrayal. As they race to launch their careers, the line between reporting and manipulation dissolves, revealing the sociopathy embedded in the media—and in human desire itself.
Coming in
2027
TH 7:00pm
FR/SA 2:00pm, 7:00pm
SU at 2:00pm
Ahoy-Hoy: A Play About That Relatable Feeling When Someone Else Invents the Telephone Three Hours Before You Do
By Jenny Stafford
It’s 1876 and Elisha Gray is this close to inventing the telephone. He’s brilliant, anxious, and ready to make history — only if Alexander Graham Bell doesn’t beat him to it! A pair of oversized egos. One telephone. A battle of beards and bell tones. AHOY-HOY is a deliriously unhinged, unapologetic sprint through American ambition, innovation, and the absurd quest for legacy.
