July 16-26th

Andrew Rally is a famous actor about to play Hamlet in Central Park, a dream gig for any actor – except Andrew, because he hates Hamlet. A séance in Andrew’s New York apartment summons American actor John Barrymore, forcing Andrew to accept the part and fulfill his destiny.

Directed by Sean Pierce

September 23-27th

This original work by CCU graduate, Chloe Holmes tells the story of seventeen year-old Dahlia, who has never felt complete in her identity and lives with her single mother during the mid-1960s. She uncovers a discarded diary that once belonged to her mother and discovers the buried secrets of her mother's past. Through the pages, Dahlia learns about her parents' love story and the tragic events that led to her father's death.

Directed by Patrice Reynolds

October 15-25th

When a new governess starts a position at an English Manor, she begins to see the ghosts that haunt the children – including her predecessor’s specter. Are the ghosts real, or a product of her own fevered imagination in this chilling two-actor adaptation of Henry James’ tale of suspense, horror and repressed sexuality.

Directed by Jason Adams

November 19-28th

This original work by Patrice Reynolds is a bridgerton style romance-drama featuring themes and plot points of lies, betrayal & deceit. A thrilling and stylistic production to round out the end of our 2026 season.