• Proof of vaccination is required for all indoor performances.
• Patrons must present their proof of vaccination at point of entry
  (physical card or photo), along with a valid photo id. (A photo id is not required for those under the age of 18).
• Exceptions to these requirements will be made for guests under the age of 12 who are not yet eligible for vaccination. Also, patrons 12 or older who either cannot be vaccinated due to a medical condition, or who have not yet completed their full vaccination protocol, may present a negative PCR test from a recognizable healthcare facility or provider done within 72 hours of the start of the performance.
• Proper wearing of masks is required for everyone.

Directed by Douglas Hodge
Music Direction by Ben Oehlkers

April 1912. RMS Titanic sets sail on its maiden voyage across the North Atlantic. This "unsinkable" ship of dreams, carrying more than 2,200 souls, is on a collision course with destiny. From the boiler room workers to the ship's captain… from the poorest of passengers in steerage to the wealthiest in first class, TITANIC examines the hopes and dreams of those aboard the doomed luxury liner in the nights leading up to its fatal encounter with an iceberg.

Directed by J. Mark Baumhardt

This Pulitzer Prize winning comedy tells the story of the charming Elwood P. Dowd and his best friend Harvey … who happens to be a six-foot-tall invisible rabbit. Elwood's choice of friends doesn't mesh with his sister Veta's socialite lifestyle. To preserve the family's reputation, as well as her daughter's matrimonial prospects, Veta turns to the staff of the local sanitarium to deal with Elwood — and, of course, with Harvey. What follows thereafter is life-altering and life-affirming. For everyone.