
Pirates of Penzance
September 18-October 4
The Pirates of Penzance is a lively and witty comic opera that blends romance, satire, and absurd humor. Created by the legendary duo W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan], the show follows young Frederic, who has been mistakenly apprenticed to a band of soft-hearted pirates.
Set along the rocky coast of Cornwall, the story unfolds as Frederic celebrates his 21st birthday and prepares to leave piracy behind. He falls instantly in love with Mabel, the daughter of the bumbling Major-General Stanley, whose comically rapid-fire songs and exaggerated intellect make him one of the show’s most memorable characters. However, a twist involving Frederic’s unusual leap-year birthday throws his plans into chaos, forcing him to honor his duty to the pirates far longer than expected.
Filled with catchy melodies, clever wordplay, and iconic songs like “I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General,” The Pirates of Penzance pokes fun at authority, duty, and social conventions while delivering an irresistibly fun theatrical experience. Its enduring charm lies in its playful tone, memorable characters, and the seamless blend of humor and music that continues to delight audiences of all ages.
Coming Up

Dial M for Murder
November 6-15
Dial M for Murder is a suspenseful stage thriller that revolves around betrayal, manipulation, and a meticulously planned crime gone wrong. Written by Frederick Knott and adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher, the play centers on Tony Wendice, a former tennis star who plots to murder his wealthy wife, Margot, after discovering her affair.
Set almost entirely in the couple’s London apartment, the story unfolds with tight, claustrophobic tension. Tony devises an elaborate scheme involving blackmail and a hired killer, but when the plan unravels unexpectedly, the situation spirals into a gripping game of deception and survival. As evidence twists and loyalties shift, a sharp and persistent detective begins to uncover the truth.
Known for its clever plotting and edge-of-your-seat pacing, Dial M for Murder keeps audiences guessing until the very end, blending psychological drama with classic whodunit intrigue.
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