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Othello is led astray by Iago, the power hungry villain. In this condensed and adapted version, the all-female cast disappears into their roles and presents the story of Othello with reverence and expertise.

Putting on a show is hard, especially when the cast is involved in romantic relationships with one another. Jealousy, anger, frustration, and laughs abound in Noises Off!

Heavy is the head that wears the crown, or seeks to steal it from another.

With a fresh take on a classic story, the steampunk revival of Hello, Dolly! showcases inventive choreography and a fantastic cast.

Exiled to the forest of Arden, the residents of the forest learn about love, folly, and themselves.

Bianca cannot marry until her older sister does. Katherine is a vexing and uncompromising individual until she meets her match in the arrogant, but loveable, Petruchio.

Xerxes is the King, and the King gets what he wants. Unless it's Romilda, who is in love with the King's brother, Arsamene. In Handel's 40th opera, the humor and absurdity of love is presented.

Abby and Martha Brewster are pillars of the community in Brooklyn. When their nephew, Mortimer, finds out about their 'merciful' good deeds, his life is in a shambles. Further complications arise when his brother, Jonathan returns home and demands a place at home.

Aladdin wants to change his life and he gets the opportunity when he befriends a Genie. Will three wishes be enough to help him win the heart of Princess Jasmine?

Vanya and Sonya and Masha have to learn how to deal with aging, living with one another, and youths.

Dolly Levi is a fast-talking, relationship adviser. She has her hands in several relationships, including her own with Horace Vandergelder. Hijinks ensue as Dolly gets exactly what she wants.

Songs for a New World presents the joy and the heartache of the human condition.

Set during the height of the French Revolution, The Revolutionists presents the story of four women who fought for equality and freedom and paid the ultimate sacrifice.

The 25th anniversary season at Southwest Shakespeare company is in full swing with Pericles, the Prince of Tyre.

Plagued with the desire to create life, Viktor Frankenstein realizes that creation comes with a price.

Frederick Frankenstein does not want to join the family business, but he cannot refuse once he moves to Transylvania.

Set in 1957, 12 jurors from different backgrounds argue over the fate of a 16 year old boy accused of murder

The World Goes Round musical revue features songs by John Kander and Fred Ebb. You will recognize the classic songs from Chicago, Cabaret, and New York, New York and fall in love with the superb cast.

Set in 1980's Louisana, Steel Magnolias presents a real-life look into relationships through joy and heart ache.

Waitress, the charming musical about an unhappily married, pregnant, pie-maker charms it's way through relationship issues and helps the audience understand that you can be truly happy and not just 'happy enough'.