Tis the season. For the performing arts, that is.
Five of Cincinnati’s biggest arts organizations—Cincinnati Ballet, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Know Theatre Cincinnati, and The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati—have recently announced their upcoming slate of performances for the 2026-2027 season, with plenty of theatre, music and dance on hand in the next 365 days to shock and amaze local supporters of the arts.
There’s plenty that’s new and exciting in the Queen City’s arts scene over the next year: world premieres, regional premieres, award-winners, plays that haven’t been seen in the area this century, new collaborations, unorthodox adaptations and more.
For example, we’ve got multiple screen-to-stage works coming, with Cincy Shakes bringing Sidney Lumet’s classic satire “Network” to the stage in a whole new way and The Playhouse performing the play that gave us Alfred Hitchcock’s nail-biting thriller “Rope.” Cincinnati Ballet is partnering with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for “LIVE!,” a concert series in Over the Rhine—for more on the CSO, read our full profile here. The Know Theatre will feature the world premiere of “Wuthering: A Musical on the Moors,” a folk musical based on Emily Brontë’s classic novel. And The Children’s Theatre has a whole new building, now that the Emery Theater has finally completed restorations.
Of course, there’s plenty of classics, too. “SERIALS” returns for its 17th season at the Know Theatre, where actors perform segments of five brand new local plays every two weeks. Cincinnati Ballet will once again produce “The Nutcracker” and “Romeo and Juliet.” The Playhouse will show the annual holiday favorite “A Christmas Carol,” while Cincy Shakes will put their own spin on Dickens’ classic with “Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!).” And speaking of Cincy Shakes, they’ll be performing some of the Bard’s greatest classics, like “Hamlet,” “Coriolanus,” and “Much Ado About Nothing.”
Want more info? Read on!
CINCINNATI SHAKESPEARE COMPANY
“This season is about bold storytelling and theatrical exhilaration,” said Producing Artistic Director and Cincy Shakes CEO Brian Isaac Phillips. “From Shakespeare’s fiercest political dramas to side-splitting farce, from American history reclaimed to modern media satire, we are inviting audiences into stories that entertain, challenge and ignite conversation.”
First up, Cincy Shakes is already showing “Othello” at the organization’s Otto M. Budig Theatre until March 29. The true beginning of their 2026 season comes in July, when they begin their free production of “Much Ado About Nothing” as part of their Shakespeare in the Park series.
“I’m mad as hell and I’m not gonna take it anymore!” If you’re a film buff, you probably know this line from the Academy Award-winning classic “Network.” Set in the 1970s just as television tightens its grip on American culture, veteran anchorman Howard Beale unravels live on air. What begins as a mental breakdown on-air becomes a broadcast phenomenon in a world where outrage sells and attention is currency—themes that are sadly still relevant today.
Phillips, who is directing “Network,” spoke with CityBeat about the unique challenges of adapting such a television-focused movie for the stage, including how audience members will be participating in the play itself. Read the profile here, and check out the full Cincy Shakes schedule below.
Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare
Dates: July 14– September 6, 2026 (FREE Shakespeare in the Park)
The war for America’s independence has just been won in this production set in 1776, but the battle of the sexes has just begun. “Much Ado About Nothing” follows two sparring skeptics, Beatrice and Benedick, whose witty war of words masks something far more tender. Packed with mistaken identities, overheard conversations and joyful chaos, this beloved classic is one of Shakespeare’s most enduring comedies. Bring a blanket, bring a friend and enjoy a lively, laughter-filled evening of FREE Shakespeare in the Park.
Dogberry and Verges are Scared by Michael Doherty and Will Mobley
Dates: July 10 – 25, 2026
Experience Shakespeare’s beloved comedy “Much Ado About Nothing” from the point of view of Messina’s most misguided watchmen, Dogberry and Verges. Armed with lanterns, loyalty and very little logic, these unlikely heroes blunder their way to a happy conclusion for all. Off stage, Benedick and Beatrice spar their way toward the aisle, while our bumbling constables take center stage. As they patrol the periphery, they stumble into a brand-new adventure fueled by paranoia, pride and plenty of nonsense. This World Premiere buddy comedy will warm your heart and leave you laughing long after the lanterns go out.
The Complete Works of Jane Austen (Abridged) by Jessica Bedford, Kathryn MacMillan, Charlotte Northeast and Meghan Winch
Dates: July 31 – August 23, 2026
Pride, prejudice, persuasion and plenty of proposals collide in a theatrical tour of Austen’s greatest moments, served up with satire and silliness all before the tea has gone cold. With punchlines flying faster than a change of heart at a country ball, this affectionate parody condenses courtships, catastrophes and carefully composed four letters into a single, sparkling spectacle. Devoted fans will catch every clever nod, while newcomers can enjoy the romance, rivalry and regency ridiculousness without the multi-volume commitment.
Network, adapted by Lee Hall, based on the Sidney Lumet and Paddy Chayefsky film
Dates: September 11 – 26, 2026
“I’m mad as hell, and I’m not going to take it anymore!” erupts across the airwaves in this immersive stage adaptation of the Academy Award winning film. Set in 1970s America, as television tightens its grip on American culture, veteran anchorman Howard Beale unravels live on air. What begins as a breakdown becomes a broadcast phenomenon. Soaring ratings transform him into an unlikely prophet for a network hungry for spectacle, in a world where outrage sells and attention is the ultimate currency. A sensation on Broadway and in London, “Network” blurs the line between news and entertainment with explosive consequences.
Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors by Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen
Dates: October 9 – 31, 2026
Sink your teeth into a hilarious new take on the world’s most famous vampire! Filled with outrageous twists, playful innuendo and more laughs than you can count, this delightful romp reimagines Bram Stoker’s gothic classic like you’ve never seen before. This dangerously debonair “Dracula” brings seductive chaos, proving that sometimes the Prince of Darkness can be as captivating as he is cunning. Join the hilarious hunt this Halloween season, where the only thing sharper than Dracula’s fangs are the gags that’ll leave you in stitches. Don’t miss the riotous ride that’s sure to leave you howling with laughter!
Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!) by Michael Carleton, James FitzGerald, and John K. Alvarez
Dates: December 11 – 27, 2026
CSC’s holiday smash hit “Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!)” is back again for another season of holiday hilarity! What begins as another annual production of A Christmas Carol, soon devolves into a slightly irreverent (but undeniably adoring) look at all of your beloved holiday classics including pop culture favorites like “It’s a Wonderful Life,” “The Grinch,” “Rudolph,” “Charlie Brown” and more! Add in topical references that always keep this annual tradition fresh and fun as we send up everything from Dickens to Dr. Seuss in an evening of high octane jollity and frivolity.
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
Dates: November 13 – December 5, 2026
Schemes, disguises and delicious comeuppance abound in Shakespeare’s merriest misadventure. Set in a sparkling winter wonderland filled with plenty of good cheer, “The Merry Wives of Windsor” follows two clever women who outwit the devious and debauched Sir John Falstaff. This puffed-up tipsy holiday patriarch, who believes he belongs at the head of the feast, finds himself bundled, baffled and brilliantly outplayed by wives who refuse to be fooled. Each clever trap lands with festive flair, proving that Windsor’s women really run the show.
The African Company Presents Richard III by Carlisle Brown
Dates: January 29 – February 14, 2027
History and theatre collide in this riveting true story drawn from a remarkable chapter of the American stage. “The African Company Presents Richard III” tells the story of an all-Black theatre troupe in 1821 determined to stage Shakespeare’s tragedy on their own terms. As their bold production takes shape, a rival white theatre mounts its own “Richard III” just blocks away, threatening to undermine, overshadow and outmaneuver them. What follows is a charged battle of artistry, ego and survival, where the stage becomes a proving ground and performance itself becomes an act of defiance.
Hamlet by William Shakespeare
Dates: March 5 – 28, 2027
You know the skull. You know the question. But you haven’t truly experienced “Hamlet” until you’ve witnessed the mystery, revenge and intrigue live on stage. This is Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy, a gripping portrait of a young prince caught between action and inaction, grief and rage, truth and deception. Renowned for its unforgettable language and raw psychological power, Hamlet remains the ultimate theatrical event. This classic production will pull audiences into Hamlet’s fractured reality and refuse to let go.
Coriolanus by William Shakespeare
Dates: April 16 – May 2, 2027
Before there was Julius Caesar, there was Coriolanus — a legend on the battlefield, a disaster in the public square. Shakespeare’s fierce and primal tragedy follows the celebrated warrior who knows how to conquer enemies but not how to win hearts. Meanwhile in Rome, unrest brews as a famine-stricken underclass challenges the ruling elite. Enter Coriolanus, a celebrated hero whose contempt for politics may cost him everything. From thunderous victory to shattering downfall, this play delivers sweeping action sequences, political intrigue and a theatrical experience that hits with the force of a battle drum.
Peter Pan Goes Wrong by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry Shields
Dates: May 28 – June 27, 2027
There’s a problem in Neverland. Well… several problems. This production of Peter Pan is flying straight toward a fiasco. Tinker Bell takes a tumble. Wendy’s wandering eye wrecks rehearsals. The Lost Boys look more lost than ever. And Captain Hook’s high hopes are hauled under as he helms this hopelessly sinking ship. This side-splitting comedy follows the same well-meaning troupe from “The Play That Goes Wrong,” whose latest attempt at staging Peter Pan quickly collapses into chaos. No amount of clapping can keep this production from crashing, but you’ll be a believer by curtain call, applauding wildly and thinking happy thoughts all the way home.
CINCINNATI PLAYHOUSE IN THE PARK
According to Blake Robison, Osborn Family Producing Artistic Director, the most exciting new thing happening at the Playhouse is the organization’s inaugural Made in Cincy: New Works Festival.
“Our goal for the Made in Cincy: New Works Festival is to create a platform where local and national artists can be seen, supported and celebrated,” Robison said. “The festival will develop and premiere plays and musicals that become part of the American canon — works by some of the country’s most compelling artists —while simultaneously highlighting the artistic excellence of our local community for audiences across the nation. Who is better to help us launch this annual endeavor than Theresa Rebeck? Not only is she a prolific, nationally-recognized playwright, but she grew up right here in Cincinnati.”
But the festival is not all that’s exciting. From productions of the recent Pulitzer winners “I Am My Own Wife and Purpose” to the “Ocean’s Eleven”-esque “Heist” and a production of the play that inspired Alfred Hitchcock’s classic thriller “Rope,” there’s plenty to be interested in at the Playhouse.
“From Pulitzer Prize winners and edge of your seat suspense to romantic comedy and musical celebrations, our new season offers the variety that Playhouse audiences have come to know and love,” said Robison. “We’ve put together an exciting and bold mix of storytelling, including some fun genres you might usually associate with film – thrillers, crime capers and rom-com – that will have uniquely theatrical stagings to entertain live audiences.”
Read the full lineup below.
HEIST, by Arun Lakra
September 12 – October 11, 2026
Inspired by movies like “Ocean’s Eleven, Now You See Me” and “The Sting” – this theatrical caper is a high-tech mystery for the stage. When a team of professional thieves assembles to pull off one last job, the heist goes sideways into a web of danger, betrayal and double crosses. Blending quick-witted banter and heart-pounding suspense with a high-octane production, “Heist” takes you on a fun and thrilling ride.
GET HAPPY: ANGELA INGERSOLL SINGS JUDY GARLAND
October 17 – November 7, 2026
In a vibrant, Emmy-nominated performance seen on PBS, award-winning actress Angela Ingersoll sings the works of Judy Garland in this special concert event. Backed by a dynamite band, Ingersoll delivers virtuosic vocals, passionate storytelling, humor and heart. Classic songs include “Get Happy,” “The Trolley Song,” “The Man That Got Away,” “That’s Entertainment!” and, of course, “Over the Rainbow.” Don’t miss this entertaining and unforgettable tribute to an American icon.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL, by Charles Dickens
November 20 – December 27, 2026
The holiday story you love unfolds in spectacular fashion in Moe and Jack’s Place – The Rouse Theatre! Charles Dickens’ classic tale of the curmudgeon Ebenezer Scrooge, who finds his heart changing one fateful Christmas Eve, combines with dazzling set, costume and lighting designs to create a magical experience for your family!
CINCINNATI KING, written and directed by KJ Sanchez
January 30 – February 28, 2027
Celebrate Cincinnati’s King Records in the return of the hit musical that traces the groundbreaking rise of music pioneer Syd Nathan and the artists he produced. Based on interviews, the show chronicles behind-the-scenes tales of King Records hits including “The Twist,” “Blues Stay Away From Me,” “Fever” and “Need Your Love So Bad.” Cincinnati King shines the spotlight on the Queen City’s music roots.
PURPOSE by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins
March 13 – April 4, 2027
Winner of the Tony Award for Best Play and the Pulitzer Prize, this riveting and hilarious new drama lays bare the influential Jasper family, led by a renowned Civil Rights leader and his formidable wife. When their adult sons return home for a celebration, the evening unravels and ignites long-simmering tensions. Accusations fly and secrets are laid bare as the Jaspers must reckon with their faith, their legacy and their purpose.
ROPE, adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher, based on the play “Rope’s End” by Patrick Hamilton
April 24 – May 23, 2027
The gripping psychological thriller that inspired the Alfred Hitchock and Jimmy Stewart film of the same name gets a tantalizing new adaptation. Two young men commit “the perfect murder,” then host a dinner party in the very room where the body is hidden. As the evening progresses, tension builds from one moment to the next as one of the killers grows bolder and the other gets increasingly nervous. Will they get away with murder? “Rope” will captivate fans of suspense-filled thrillers and leave you breathless.
AT THE ROSENTHAL SHELTERHOUSE THEATRE:
TALK, by Theresa Rebeck, World Premiere
September 26 – October 25, 2026
This world premiere delivers biting satire of the current media environment and will no doubt get people talking. When an unplanned guest is added to the mix of standard talking heads during a live news talk show, the conversation goes off the rails, and the show descends into chaos. All political points of view are represented, and all are skewered as this razor-sharp and funny play shines a satirical spotlight on news and dialogue in today’s fast-moving media world. A centerpiece of the inaugural Made in Cincy: New Works Festival, “Talk” was commissioned by the Playhouse from the award-winning Broadway and Hollywood writer and Cincinnati native Theresa Rebeck.
THE TWELVE DATES OF CHRISTMAS, by Ginna Hoben
November 7 – December 27, 2026
After seeing her fiancé kissing another woman on the televised Thanksgiving Day Parade, Mary’s life falls apart – just in time for the holidays. Newly single, she stumbles through the emotional, and often comically absurd, minefield of dating over the next year with each milestone on the calendar bringing dating misadventures. Until the following Christmas arrives and an unexpected encounter opens her heart and a new way forward. This heartfelt one-woman comedy brings humor and a fresh, modern spirit to the holiday season.
MIND READER (SPECIAL LIMITED ENGAGEMENT – TWO WEEKS ONLY)
January 26 – February 7, 2027
Join acclaimed theatre-maker and mentalist Vinny DePonto for an evening of mind reading, psychic experiments and unexplained phenomena.
I AM MY OWN WIFE, by Doug Wright
February 20 – March 21, 2027
Based on a true story and inspired by interviews conducted by the playwright, “I Am My Own Wife” is the fascinating tale of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, an elegant and eccentric German trans woman who, against all odds managed to survive the Nazis during World War II and the repressive Communist regime that followed. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, one actor gives a tour-de-force performance of over 30 roles in this profound story of survival.
TABLE 17, by Douglas Lyons
April 3 – May 16, 2027
Romance, regrets and second chances play out in this entertaining rom-com for the stage. Once engaged, Jada and Dallas meet for dinner to untangle their complicated past. Despite the intrusion of a cheeky waiter and their best efforts to keep it casual, an undeniable spark still lingers. A hit off-Broadway and in Los Angeles, “Table 17” is a witty new comedy about love found, lost and possibly reignited. If you love a rom-com, this play is for you!
THE KNOW THEATRE OF CINCINNATI
In their 29th season, the Know Theatre is continuing their tradition of producing bold theatre in Over-the-Rhine.
“It always starts with great storytelling and this season’s playwrights are unraveling form to find deeper truth,” says Producing Artistic Director, Bridget Leak. “We meet all of our characters as adults who are reaching back into the past: siblings finding what they left in the attic, a father who still wants to play at being cowboy, half-brothers fumbling to reach across a chasm, and childhood soulmates who will never get it right. There is an undercurrent of trauma and regret in this season, but even when our past feels dark and shameful, shining through is a glimmer of hope.”
Read the full schedule below.
Make Believe by Bess Wohl
September 10–26, 2026
The four Conlee kids have arrived home from grade school, hungry and tired, but their parents are nowhere to be found and the downstairs phone keeps ringing. Thirty years later, the four siblings return to grapple with the childhood ghosts that still haunt their lives. From the writer of Camp Siegfried comes a mystery about the lingering impact of childhood trauma.
octKNOWber Nights, Various Artists
October 2026
A month of original live performances by local artists that dares you to close your eyes, hold your breath, and venture into the shadows.
Die Hard is a Christmas Movie by A.J. Baldwin & Alexx Rouse
December 3–20, 2026—Back by Popular Demand!
Picture this: the movie “Die Hard” actually happened and the blockbuster action classic is a dramatization of the hero’s memoir. Years after that daring rescue, fame has taken its toll on the family and the parents’ relationship is on the rocks. The teenage kids know what to do: hire actors to kidnap Mom, Dad springs into action, saves her and boom! marriage saved. When the plan goes off the rails and the family finds itself in real peril, they’ve got to work together to make it to Christmas morning together… or die hard trying.
SERIALS! Season 17
January 25, February 8 & 22, March 8 & 22, 2027
15-minute episodes of five new and different plays by local playwrights, every two weeks, for a total of five installments. At the season finale, the audience votes on which production they wish to see get a three-night run in its entirety. Miss an episode? No problem! Each episode starts with a “previously on…” recap at the top of each show to catch the audience up to speed.
Grangeville by Samuel D. Hunter
February 11–27, 2027
Two estranged half-brothers – one in Amsterdam, one in Grangeville – reconnect while dealing with the business of their ailing mother. From the writer of “A Case for the Existence of God” comes a defiantly optimistic meditation on masculinity, memory, and forgiveness. Rated: PG-13
Wuthering: A Musical on the Moors by Hannah Gregory
April 2–18, 2027
1787, Yorkshire, England. After her father’s death, the once bright and wild Cathy Earnshaw marries the wealthy Edgar Linton, in order to provide financial security for herself and her true love, Heathcliff. Devastated by her betrayal, Heathcliff disappears for three years, only to return as a wealthy man intent upon seeking his revenge. An original folk musical inspired by Emily Brontë’s classic novel about the socioeconomic anxieties of love, class, and race in Victorian England.
The 24th Annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival, Various Venues
June 4–19, 2027
A 14-day celebration of curated new work and uncensored live performance from local, national, and international indie theatre artists, the Cincinnati Fringe Festival is the region’s largest and longest-running performing arts festival. Featuring more than 40 unique, hour-long productions and hundreds of live performances, KidsFringe programming on weekend afternoons, and free Late Night events starting at 10 p.m. every night at Know Theatre.
Know Theatre Education – Summer Camp 2027
July 5–August 1, 2027
The only program in Cincinnati where children learn to write, direct and perform their own original 90-minute show, culminating in multiple performance opportunities on the MainStage. Grades 3 through 12.
The Cincinnati Ballet season begins with the return of “The Kaplan New Works Series,” September 18–26, at the Jarson-Kaplan Theatre at the Aronoff Center for the Arts. Inspired by visual art, this dynamic program brings together four internationally recognized choreographers, two of whose original works will be influenced by Cincinnati artists, creating a vibrant dialogue between movement, visual art and our city’s creative spirit.
In a cutting-edge collaboration with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra opening November 6-7, “LIVE!” in Over-the-Rhine features a local band led by Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist and ties the city’s history, community, and musical sensibilities into a one-of-a-kind performance.
For those more attuned to classic works, “Romeo and Juliet, The Nutcracker,” and “The Family Series: Hansel and Gretel” will present some of our oldest stories in a new way.
To cap off the year, “Director’s Vision: Two Voices” invites audiences to experience two distinct artistic perspectives that speak to who we are and how we connect. This double bill features acclaimed South African choreographer Mthuthuzeli November, who challenges our dancers to explore movement as a catalyst of change through unity. Complementing this contemporary work is George Balanchine’s Square Dance, which gives voice to the American spirit by fusing folk traditions with the clarity and precision of classical ballet. Though these works emerge from different artistic paths, they converge in a shared expression of humanity, inviting audiences to experience two voices that ultimately leave as one.
Read the full schedule below.
“The Kaplan New Works Series”– September 18-26, 2026
“LIVE!” – November 6-7, 2026
“The Nutcracker” – December 17-27, 2026
“Romeo and Juliet” – February 12-20, 2027
“Director’s Vision: Two Voices” – April 2-4, 2027
“The Family Series: Hansel and Gretel” – April 9-11, 2027
CHILDREN’S THEATRE OF CINCINNATI
With a newly-renovated Emery Theater alongside the Ralph and Patricia Corbett Showtime Stage on Red Bank Road, the Children’s Theatre is back like never before.
Thanks to the Emery’s new cutting-edge projection mapping, immersive LED media panels, rotating stage lift, and one-of-a-kind innovative stage technology, this season is designed to create memories to last a lifetime for all ages.
Four classic books take center stage this season, but there’s plenty more waiting for audiences of all ages.
“Just because we create ‘theatre for young audiences,’ the magic was never meant to stop at childhood,” Artistic Director Roderick Justice said. “If you’ve ever been a child or simply need a reminder of what it feels like to experience wonder, you will find just as much joy in a TCT production as the young imaginations sitting around you. You don’t need to have a child to attend a TCT production. You were/are the child. And this season, we will bring your favorite childhood books to life!”
Read the full schedule below.
DISNEY AND CAMERON MACKINTOSH’S MARY POPPINS JR.
October 9-25, 2026
Everyone’s favorite practically perfect nanny takes flight in this delightful adaptation of the Broadway and West End smash hit. Directed by TCT Artistic Director, Roderick Justice, and based on the books by P.L. Travers and Disney film, the unforgettable characters and songs including “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious,” “A Spoonful of Sugar,” and “Step in Time,” will lift your spirits and take your imagination sky high!
DR. SEUSS’S HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS! THE MUSICAL
December 4–20, 2026
A heart-growing holiday classic comes to life as the Grinch schemes to steal Christmas from the joyful Whos of Whoville. Directed by TCT Associate Artistic Director, Maddie Jones, and filled with Seussified spectacle, whimsical costumes, imaginative staging and timeless lessons about kindness and community, this beloved book-to-stage festive classic will be sure to become a cherished holiday experience for the entire family.
PETER PAN, THE MUSICAL JR.
February 19 – March 7, 2027
Second star to the right and straight on ’til morning! Directed by Paula Rakestraw, this 60-minute version of the classic musical “Peter Pan” soars onto the Emery stage with spectacular choreography, high-flying aerial whimsy and important themes around the power of faith, trust and a bit of pixie dust. Join a colorful range of characters from Captain Hook to Tinkerbell in J.M Barrie’s masterpiece and be transported to Neverland through this magical high-flying musical adventure.
101 DALMATIANS, THE MUSICAL
April 16 – May 2, 2027
TCT is paws-itively thrilled to present the North American premiere of this spectacular new musical, straight from London’s West End! Directed by TCT Artistic Director, Roderick Justice, get ready to sit, stay and howl with excitement over some of the most unleashed puppetry, tail-wagging new music, and fabulously FUR-ocious characters like the villainous Cruella de Vil. 101 Dalmatians, the Musical is a brand-new, stylish and dazzling theatrical event that can only be spotted in the US at The Emery!
TCT ON TOUR 2026-2027 Touring Season
TCT on Tour takes the magic of theatre on the road -bringing high-quality, professional productions directly into schools, libraries and community venues across the nation. This year’s touring lineup includes engaging new works and audience favorites.
GOLDILOCKS ROCKS!
Tours September 8 – October 30, 2026 & January 18 – May 2, 2027
This world-premiere interactive one-woman show puts a head-banging spin on a familiar fairy tale. It’s not too hot… not too cool… it’s just right for audiences of all ages.
THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Tours November 16 – December 20, 2026
A holiday adventure at Santa’s Headquarters, where audiences will help save Christmas from a frosty Jack Frost.
BAH HUMBUG!
Tours November 16 – December 20, 2026
TCT’s fresh re-telling of A Christmas Carol includes all your favorite Dickens characters, but… performed by a single actress! Bah Humbug! will be sure to bring a smile to even the scroogiest of scrooges.
MARTIN’S DREAM
Tours January 18 – February 28, 2027
This powerful one-man tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. explores the man behind the legacy.
HENNY PENNY’S ADVENTURE
Tours March 8 – June 27, 2027
Back by popular demand, this hilarious and interactive farm-fresh tale is all about friendship, teamwork and thinking for yourself.