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Julius Caesar

By William Shakespeare
November 5–November 15, 2026

Set against the political landscape of modern-day Washington, D.C., this historical tragedy reimagines the conspiracy that culminates in the assassination of Julius Caesar. As ambition, loyalty, and fear collide within the highest corridors of power, trusted allies turn into conspirators, and the struggle for control of a fragile republic escalates toward betrayal and violence.

Pride and Prejudice

By Kate Hamill
March 25–April 4, 2027

A fast-paced romantic comedy following Elizabeth Bennet as she navigates love, family pressure, and first impressions in a world ruled by status and reputation. When she meets the reserved Mr. Darcy, their sharp exchanges and misunderstandings lead to unexpected self-discovery and connection.

The Murder of Peter Pan

By John Lewis
May 13–May 23, 2027

Confined to a psychiatric hospital, a young man who claims to be Peter Pan faces a hearing that will determine his future. As doctors, family, educators, and strangers struggle to define his sanity, one question quietly transforms into another: Is Peter delusional...or have the rest of us forgotten how to believe? Filled with humor, heartbreak, music, and theatrical wonder, The Murder of Peter Pan is a moving celebration of imagination, compassion, and the extraordinary cost of growing up.