​A joyous comic opera set in Venice, The Gondoliers bursts with witty lyrics, lilting melodies, and playful political satire. When two gondoliers discover that one of them may be heir to the throne, chaos and hilarity ensue. Perfect for a summer evening, this Gilbert and Sullivan favorite is a feast of laughter and song.

Three figures, encased in urns, recount — and relive — a love triangle in a rapid, overlapping torrent of speech. In Play, Samuel Beckett captures the absurdity, longing, guilt, and compulsive memory of human life with haunting precision and bleak humor.

Presented alongside Footfalls and other short works, this evening brings together Beckett’s late masterpieces of minimalism and movement — stories told through silence, repetition, and the barest gestures of life. A rare and powerful theatrical experience.

An intimate, powerful portrait of Iraqi women living through war, love, and loss. Heather Raffo’s acclaimed one-woman play weaves together nine distinct voices, bringing audiences face-to-face with the personal and political realities of modern Iraq. Poetic, moving, and unforgettable

​In this heartfelt and humorous solo show, Valerie David explores her family's escape from Iraq as Jews during the 1940s and 50s — and the "baggage" that generations carry with them.

Full of personal storytelling, unexpected laughter, and emotional resonance, Baggage from Baghdad invites audiences into a powerful journey of identity, memory, and resilience.

​Chekhov’s first great drama captures a man — and a society — on the verge of collapse. Ivanov is a story of debt, disillusionment, and longing, filled with humor, heartbreak, and Chekhov’s signature humanity. A timeless exploration of how we wrestle with love, duty, and despair.