The Old Man has kept his post as the sole caretaker of the moon for as long as he (or his wife, the Old Woman) can remember. When she is drawn away by a mysterious melody that sparks memories of their shared past, the Old Man must decide between duty (and routine) and love (and adventure). What follows is an imaginative sea-faring epic, encompassing apocalyptic storms, civil wars, leviathans of the deep, cantankerous ghosts and the fiercest obstacle of all: change.

by Thornton Wilder

The Skin Of Our Teeth follows the Antrobus family for 20,000 years through the Ice Age, Noah's Flood, and the apocalypse of WWII. Ever immortal, ever resourceful - the Antrobuses give us hope that the human family will somehow find a way to navigate through the calamities of our time. This is a sprawling, 4th wall-breaking comedy that breaks every rule of conventional drama in the service of a simple and powerful message.

By Aaron Sorkin

The Farnsworth Invention is the story of the brilliant teenager who invented television—and the broadcasting titan who stole the patent from him. Sorkin's distinctive crackling dialogue drives the play as it jumps rapidly across decades and from the potato fields of Idaho to the highest ranks of the RCA boardroom.

By Anderson-Lopez, Ford, Kaplan, Wordsworth

This musical presents the interrelated stories of New Yorkers who travel the city streets and subway. "The show is a love letter to New York and the people who make up New York." —Anderson-Lopez "In Transit's 'subway and a cappella' are more than just location and style, respectively; they work as metaphors for life's painful odysseys and the often unrecognized figures who support us along the way." —Sara Wordsworth

Youth adaptation of the musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine
7th/8th/9th grade show

Be careful what you wish for. Into the Woods JR. features all of your favorite characters – Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack (and his beanstalk) and the Witch in this lyrically rich retelling of classic Brothers Grimm fables.