2026-2027 Regular Season
ADVANCE TICKETS
$18 Adults for Play / $22 for Musical
$15 Students/Military/Seniors (62+) / $19 Musical
$13 Groups of 10 or more / $17 Musical
SAME DAY TICKETS
$20 Adults for Play / $25 for Musical
$17 Students/Military/Seniors (62+) / $22 Musical
$15 Groups of 10 or more / $20 Musical
PRICES & FEES
Advance tickets are purchased prior to day of performance, otherwise same day pricing applies. Processing fees help offset transaction costs.
EXCHANGES
Tickets may be exchanged for another performance of the same show (subject to availability) up to one hour before showtime.
FLEX PASS SAVINGS: Save on four (4) tickets usable in any combination throughout the 2026-27 regular season
PUTTING IT TOGETHER
Words and Music by STEPHEN SONDHEIM
Devised by Stephen Sondheim and Julia McKenzie
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Directed by Shelley Nowacek
Weekends November 6–29, 2026
Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2:30pm
Running Time: ~2 Hours (includes 15-minute intermission)
A stylish musical revue featuring nearly 30 songs by Stephen Sondheim, Putting It Together unfolds at a party where an older couple hosts a younger pair, with an observant guest looking on. As conversation and games give way to song, selections from Company, Follies, Into the Woods, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, and A Little Night Music illuminate the complexities of love, ambition, and marriage.
PUTTING IT TOGETHER ‘1999 BROADWAY VERSION’ is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com
MARJORIE PRIME
Written by Jordan Harrison
Directed by Vivian Ruiz
Weekends February 26 – March 21, 2027
Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2:30pm
Running Time: ~90 Minutes (no intermission)
In this haunting and intimate drama, an elderly woman with fading memories is cared for by a holographic Al programmed to replicate her late husband. As the “Prime” reconstructs the past from her own recollections, her daughter and son-in-law confront their own conflicting memories. This intimate drama explores the ethics of technology, the fragility of memory, and the stories we tell ourselves to survive loss.
MAKING GOD LAUGH
by Sean Grannan
Directed By ArLynn Parker
Weekends April 16 – May 2, 2027
Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2:30pm
Running Time: ~2 Hrs, 15 Mins (includes 15-minute intermission)
This play by Sean Grennan follows one American family over 30 years of holiday gatherings, from 1980 to the present. As parents Bill and Ruthie reconnect with their three grown children — Richard, Maddie, and Thomas-dreams shift, expectations change, and life unfolds in unexpected ways. By turns heartfelt and humorous, this intimate comedy celebrates the enduring bonds of family and the surprises that shape our lives.
THE COLORED MUSEUM
by George C. Wolfe
Directed by Leila Stephanie
Weekends June 11–27, 2027
Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2:30pm
Running Time: ~90 Minutes (no intermission)
Written by George C. Wolfe, this bold theatrical “museum tour” guides audiences through 11 vivid exhibits-each a monologue or sketch performed by a dynamic ensemble cast. Blending satire, surrealism, music, and poetry, the play confronts the legacy of slavery, media stereotypes, Black hair politics, and the struggle for self-definition in America. By turns sharp, hilarious, and deeply moving, it explores the madness and brilliance of Black life-honoring resilience while demanding space for its full complexity.
Pro Tips
Parking
The parking lot is on the west side of the Masonic Temple. Enter from either Oxford St. or Brackenridge Ave. Additional parking at Talbot Park Baptist Church.
ENTRANCE
Patrons enter the building on the Brackenridge Ave side. Seating begins ~30 minutes prior to showtime.
Box Office
Purchasing tickets online is highly recommended. Otherwise, our on-site box office opens ~1 hour before performances.
ACCESSIBILITY
Fully wheelchair accessible — no stairs, steps, or curbs. ADA private bathroom available.
CONCESSIONS
Wine, beer, cocktails, and other concessions available ~1 hour before the show and during intermission.
Black Box Experience
Performances are held in a small black-box theater. Seating is near the stage so you get a great view of the performance. Open seating — there are no reserved seats.
OPENING NIGHT
The first performance of a show’s run. We celebrate with a reception afterward — light refreshments and drinks provided, plus a chance to meet the cast and crew.
WHAT TO WEAR
Whatever you’re comfortable in — there’s no dress code. Some patrons dress up for opening night, but jeans and a t-shirt work just as well.
