2026-2027 Season

Summer 1962. Two years after leaving office, Dwight D. Eisenhower opens The New York Times to find himself called “Mediocre” in the first historians’ ranking of American presidents. Stung and intrigued, Ike takes us on a candid, often hilarious journey through his life: his Kansas boyhood, his WWII command, and the defining decisions of his presidency. A funny, revealing, and electrifying solo performance, Eisenhower: This Piece of Ground challenges what true greatness means — and reminds us why courage, humor, and integrity stand at the heart of democracy.

A young Harvard grad is hired to fact-check a celebrated author’s essay for a struggling New York magazine — and sparks fly. Their clash over truth, art, and the meaning of accuracy quickly turns into a witty, fast-paced, and fiercely intelligent battle. Funny, provocative, and uncannily timely, The Lifespan of a Fact asks what matters more: the story or the facts, and whether a great work of art can survive scrutiny. A sharp, laugh-out-loud exploration of truth, trust, and the art of getting it right.

Written and directed by JENNIFER CHILDS, Double Down celebrates the comedy double act in all its forms. Beloved Philadelphia comedians TONY BRAITHWAITE and SCOTT GREER bring history’s funniest duos to life — from Bob Hope and Bing Crosby to Abbott and Costello, Martin and Lewis, and the Smothers Brothers. Fast-paced, clever, and full of holiday cheer, this high-energy performance proves that great comedy never goes out of style. With laughs, heart, and the magic of a perfect pairing, Tony and Scott make this Yuletide season unforgettable for audiences of all ages.

Carrie Watts longs to escape her cramped Houston apartment and return to her hometown of Bountiful, Texas one last time. But the place she remembers may not be the town she finds. A timeless, moving human drama, The Trip to Bountiful stars NANCY BOYKIN in a masterful lead performance, directed with warmth and elegance by her son, JAMES KERN. Full of heart, humor, and quiet wisdom, this enduring classic reminds us that hope, home, and connection are never out of reach, even when life takes unexpected turns.

Two actors take on more than 20 roles in this zany farce about the sleepy town of Popcorn Falls. When a greedy developer threatens to turn their town into a sewage plant, the townspeople have only one hope: open a theater and put on a show. Fast-paced, laugh-out-loud funny, and directed by TONY BRAITHWAITE, Popcorn Falls celebrates the power of theater, community, and daring to dream. A madcap, joyous adventure that proves small towns and small stages (sound familiar?) can hold the biggest stories and the wildest laughs.

Aaron and Casey meet on a blind date that quickly turns into a hilarious, high-stakes dinner at a busy New York restaurant. With inner critics taking over and fellow diners transformed into best friends, exes, and parents, every conversation becomes a comic adventure. Full of catchy songs, clever dance numbers, and laugh-out-loud moments, First Date: The Musical is a charming, fast-paced story of love, awkwardness, and the magic of a first encounter. By the time the check arrives, anything could happen — including true love.