How do you hold on to normal when life is anything but? Set in upstate New York during the Iraq War, this intimate and stunning new musical tells the story of a girl who hits rock bottom, finds her mom there, and begins to grow up. Full of humor, hope, resilience, and sheer teenage joy, Alice Bliss presents a breathtaking exploration of family and community coming together to find hope in the face of uncertainty.

This production runs from July 12 - August 6, 2023.

ASL: 7/25 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 7/30 (2pm & 7pm); 8/2 (2pm)
Audio Description: 8/4 (8pm); 8/5 (8pm); 8/6 (2pm)

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How do you hold on to normal when life is anything but? Set in upstate New York during the Iraq War, this intimate and stunning new musical tells the story of a girl who hits rock bottom, finds her mom there, and begins to grow up. Full of humor, hope, resilience, and sheer teenage joy, Alice Bliss presents a breathtaking exploration of family and community coming together to find hope in the face of uncertainty.

This production runs from July 12 - August 6, 2023.

ASL: 7/25 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 7/30 (2pm & 7pm); 8/2 (2pm)
Audio Description: 8/4 (8pm); 8/5 (8pm); 8/6 (2pm)

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How do you hold on to normal when life is anything but? Set in upstate New York during the Iraq War, this intimate and stunning new musical tells the story of a girl who hits rock bottom, finds her mom there, and begins to grow up. Full of humor, hope, resilience, and sheer teenage joy, Alice Bliss presents a breathtaking exploration of family and community coming together to find hope in the face of uncertainty.

This production runs from July 12 - August 6, 2023.

ASL: 7/25 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 7/30 (2pm & 7pm); 8/2 (2pm)
Audio Description: 8/4 (8pm); 8/5 (8pm); 8/6 (2pm)

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Head on over to Truvy’s Beauty Salon, where the curlers are hot and the gossip is hotter! Nestled in small-town Louisiana, it’s the place to go for the best ‘dos, the best advice (whether you asked for it or not), and the best friends you’ll ever meet. You’ll join Truvy, the irascible Ouiser, protective M’Lynn and her soon-to-be-wed daughter Shelby, and a host of other memorable women as they banter, bicker, and bond through the years, forging a sisterhood strong enough to carry them through all of life’s triumphs and tragedies.

This production runs from June 7 – July 2, 2023 at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

ASL: 6/20 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 6/25 (2pm & 7pm); 6/28 (2pm)
Audio Description: 6/30 (8pm); 7/1 (8pm); 7/2 (2pm)

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Head on over to Truvy’s Beauty Salon, where the curlers are hot and the gossip is hotter! Nestled in small-town Louisiana, it’s the place to go for the best ‘dos, the best advice (whether you asked for it or not), and the best friends you’ll ever meet. You’ll join Truvy, the irascible Ouiser, protective M’Lynn and her soon-to-be-wed daughter Shelby, and a host of other memorable women as they banter, bicker, and bond through the years, forging a sisterhood strong enough to carry them through all of life’s triumphs and tragedies.

This production runs from June 7 – July 2, 2023 at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

ASL: 6/20 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 6/25 (2pm & 7pm); 6/28 (2pm)
Audio Description: 6/30 (8pm); 7/1 (8pm); 7/2 (2pm)

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Head on over to Truvy’s Beauty Salon, where the curlers are hot and the gossip is hotter! Nestled in small-town Louisiana, it’s the place to go for the best ‘dos, the best advice (whether you asked for it or not), and the best friends you’ll ever meet. You’ll join Truvy, the irascible Ouiser, protective M’Lynn and her soon-to-be-wed daughter Shelby, and a host of other memorable women as they banter, bicker, and bond through the years, forging a sisterhood strong enough to carry them through all of life’s triumphs and tragedies.

This production runs from June 7 – July 2, 2023 at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

ASL: 6/20 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 6/25 (2pm & 7pm); 6/28 (2pm)
Audio Description: 6/30 (8pm); 7/1 (8pm); 7/2 (2pm)

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By chance and geographic anomaly, a quiet library in northern Vermont straddles the U.S.-Canada border. Most years it’s just a curiosity, but during the “Muslim ban,” it becomes an unlikely meeting place for an Iranian family who find themselves on opposite sides of an invisible divide. When the Québécoise librarian, a U.S. border patrol officer, and a local teenager become involved, all must choose between breaking the law and saving themselves.

This production runs from April 5 – 30, 2023 at Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

ASL: 4/18 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 4/23 (2pm & 7pm); 4/26 (2pm)
Audio Description: 4/28 (8pm); 4/29 (8pm); 4/30 (2pm)

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By chance and geographic anomaly, a quiet library in northern Vermont straddles the U.S.-Canada border. Most years it’s just a curiosity, but during the “Muslim ban,” it becomes an unlikely meeting place for an Iranian family who find themselves on opposite sides of an invisible divide. When the Québécoise librarian, a U.S. border patrol officer, and a local teenager become involved, all must choose between breaking the law and saving themselves.

This production runs from April 5 – 30, 2023 at Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

ASL: 4/18 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 4/23 (2pm & 7pm); 4/26 (2pm)
Audio Description: 4/28 (8pm); 4/29 (8pm); 4/30 (2pm)

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By chance and geographic anomaly, a quiet library in northern Vermont straddles the U.S.-Canada border. Most years it’s just a curiosity, but during the “Muslim ban,” it becomes an unlikely meeting place for an Iranian family who find themselves on opposite sides of an invisible divide. When the Québécoise librarian, a U.S. border patrol officer, and a local teenager become involved, all must choose between breaking the law and saving themselves.

This production runs from April 5 – 30, 2023 at Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

ASL: 4/18 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 4/23 (2pm & 7pm); 4/26 (2pm)
Audio Description: 4/28 (8pm); 4/29 (8pm); 4/30 (2pm)

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“To hope is to vote!” Famed activist and civil rights hero Fannie Lou Hamer makes this impassioned rally cry, reminding us that change begins with just one voice. Tracing her steps from sharecropper to activist to political candidate, Fannie takes audiences on a gospel-filled journey of justice and self-determination, inspiring every American to rise up and fight for the vital issues of our time.

This production runs from March 8 – April 2, 2023 at Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto.

ASL: 3/21 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 3/26 (2pm & 7pm); 3/29 (2pm)
Audio Description: 3/31 (8pm); 4/1 (8pm); 4/2 (2pm)

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“To hope is to vote!” Famed activist and civil rights hero Fannie Lou Hamer makes this impassioned rally cry, reminding us that change begins with just one voice. Tracing her steps from sharecropper to activist to political candidate, Fannie takes audiences on a gospel-filled journey of justice and self-determination, inspiring every American to rise up and fight for the vital issues of our time.

This production runs from March 8 – April 2, 2023 at Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto.

ASL: 3/21 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 3/26 (2pm & 7pm); 3/29 (2pm)
Audio Description: 3/31 (8pm); 4/1 (8pm); 4/2 (2pm)

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“To hope is to vote!” Famed activist and civil rights hero Fannie Lou Hamer makes this impassioned rally cry, reminding us that change begins with just one voice. Tracing her steps from sharecropper to activist to political candidate, Fannie takes audiences on a gospel-filled journey of justice and self-determination, inspiring every American to rise up and fight for the vital issues of our time.

This production runs from March 8 – April 2, 2023 at Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto.

ASL: 3/21 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 3/26 (2pm & 7pm); 3/29 (2pm)
Audio Description: 3/31 (8pm); 4/1 (8pm); 4/2 (2pm)

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“Why is this night different from all other nights?” It’s Passover, and the multi-generational, multi-cultural Levi-Katz family finds they all have different answers as they struggle with questions of race and religion that have yet to be resolved. Is trauma generational, or genetic? What does it mean to be free? Is vegan brisket even kosher? A celebration of Jewish tradition, this exciting new play follows one family through four millennia of Passover dinners, going from the personal to the eternal, musing on how and if humanity will ever evolve.

This production runs from Jan 18 – Feb 12, 2023 at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

ASL: 1/31 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 2/5 (2pm & 7pm); 2/8 (2pm)
Audio Description: 2/10 (8pm); 2/11 (8pm); 2/12 (2pm)

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“Why is this night different from all other nights?” It’s Passover, and the multi-generational, multi-cultural Levi-Katz family finds they all have different answers as they struggle with questions of race and religion that have yet to be resolved. Is trauma generational, or genetic? What does it mean to be free? Is vegan brisket even kosher? A celebration of Jewish tradition, this exciting new play follows one family through four millennia of Passover dinners, going from the personal to the eternal, musing on how and if humanity will ever evolve.

This production runs from Jan 18 – Feb 12, 2023 at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

ASL: 1/31 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 2/5 (2pm & 7pm); 2/8 (2pm)
Audio Description: 2/10 (8pm); 2/11 (8pm); 2/12 (2pm)

ADA accesible venue.

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“Why is this night different from all other nights?” It’s Passover, and the multi-generational, multi-cultural Levi-Katz family finds they all have different answers as they struggle with questions of race and religion that have yet to be resolved. Is trauma generational, or genetic? What does it mean to be free? Is vegan brisket even kosher? A celebration of Jewish tradition, this exciting new play follows one family through four millennia of Passover dinners, going from the personal to the eternal, musing on how and if humanity will ever evolve.

This production runs from Jan 18 – Feb 12, 2023 at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

ASL: 1/31 (7:30pm)
Captioning: 2/5 (2pm & 7pm); 2/8 (2pm)
Audio Description: 2/10 (8pm); 2/11 (8pm); 2/12 (2pm)

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Everybody’s favorite carnivorous plant is ready to devour San Francisco’s Chinatown in a reimagined production that lends this uproarious cult-classic musical a delicious local flavor. Follow meek florist Seymour Krelborn as he makes a Faustian bargain with the world's most vicious vegetation and learns that fame and fortune can come with a grisly price.

This production runs from 11/ 30-12/24.

ASL: 12/13 (7:30pm)
Audio Description: 12/17 (8pm), 12/23 (8pm), 12/24 (2pm)
Captioning: 12/18 (2pm & 7pm), 12/21 (2pm)

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Everybody’s favorite carnivorous plant is ready to devour San Francisco’s Chinatown in a reimagined production that lends this uproarious cult-classic musical a delicious local flavor. Follow meek florist Seymour Krelborn as he makes a Faustian bargain with the world's most vicious vegetation and learns that fame and fortune can come with a grisly price.

This production runs from 11/ 30-12/24.

ASL: 12/13 (7:30pm)
Audio Description: 12/17 (8pm), 12/23 (8pm), 12/24 (2pm)
Captioning: 12/18 (2pm & 7pm), 12/21 (2pm)

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Everybody’s favorite carnivorous plant is ready to devour San Francisco’s Chinatown in a reimagined production that lends this uproarious cult-classic musical a delicious local flavor. Follow meek florist Seymour Krelborn as he makes a Faustian bargain with the world's most vicious vegetation and learns that fame and fortune can come with a grisly price.

This production runs from 11/ 30-12/24.

ASL: 12/13 (7:30pm)
Audio Description: 12/17 (8pm), 12/23 (8pm), 12/24 (2pm)
Captioning: 12/18 (2pm & 7pm), 12/21 (2pm)

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A pioneering doctor wants a full-time successor. A loving husband wants a full-time family. And Nan wants it all. She is the brilliant lab assistant of good-humored Dr. Papanicolaou, inventor of the life-saving Pap smear. In this frank and funny audience favorite from our New Works Festival, Nan has mysteries to unravel and life-changing choices to make. But who can unwind the mysteries of the heart?

Tickets: $35-$95

Save $10 on all Regular-priced tickets with the code NAN10S

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A pioneering doctor wants a full-time successor. A loving husband wants a full-time family. And Nan wants it all. She is the brilliant lab assistant of good-humored Dr. Papanicolaou, inventor of the life-saving Pap smear. In this frank and funny audience favorite from our New Works Festival, Nan has mysteries to unravel and life-changing choices to make. But who can unwind the mysteries of the heart?

Tickets: $35-$95

Save $10 on all Regular-priced tickets with the code NAN10S

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A pioneering doctor wants a full-time successor. A loving husband wants a full-time family. And Nan wants it all. She is the brilliant lab assistant of good-humored Dr. Papanicolaou, inventor of the life-saving Pap smear. In this frank and funny audience favorite from our New Works Festival, Nan has mysteries to unravel and life-changing choices to make. But who can unwind the mysteries of the heart?

Tickets: $25-$60

Save $10 on all Regular-priced tickets with the code NAN10S

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"It was the music of something beginning..." Set to the syncopated rhythms of a hopeful new age, this musical masterpiece traces the intersecting lives of an inventive Jewish immigrant, a courageous Black pianist, and a conflicted White mother at the dawn of the 20th century. Interweaving the delights of vaudeville, baseball, and nickelodeon with the hurly-burly of labor rallies and the discord of racial unrest, Ragtime is an impassioned, jubilant, and timeless tribute to the American Dream.

Tickets: $25-$60

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"It was the music of something beginning..." Set to the syncopated rhythms of a hopeful new age, this musical masterpiece traces the intersecting lives of an inventive Jewish immigrant, a courageous Black pianist, and a conflicted White mother at the dawn of the 20th century. Interweaving the delights of vaudeville, baseball, and nickelodeon with the hurly-burly of labor rallies and the discord of racial unrest, Ragtime is an impassioned, jubilant, and timeless tribute to the American Dream.

Tickets: $25-$60

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"It was the music of something beginning..." Set to the syncopated rhythms of a hopeful new age, this musical masterpiece traces the intersecting lives of an inventive Jewish immigrant, a courageous Black pianist, and a conflicted White mother at the dawn of the 20th century. Interweaving the delights of vaudeville, baseball, and nickelodeon with the hurly-burly of labor rallies and the discord of racial unrest, Ragtime is an impassioned, jubilant, and timeless tribute to the American Dream.

Tickets: $25-$60

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Pittsburgh, 1904: A new century has dawned, but slavery remains a living memory. Citizen Barlow, a man wracked with secret guilt and desperate for redemption, arrives at the doorstep of Aunt Ester, 285-year-old spiritual healer and renowned “washer of souls.” Thus begins a mystical odyssey under the Atlantic to the City of Bones; a journey full of music and vibrant theatricality, as urgent and expansive as the soul of America itself.
The TheatreWorks mainstage directorial debut of Artistic Director Tim Bond—close friend of August Wilson and long-time interpreter of his work—Gem of the Ocean is the first chronological entry in the Pulitzer Prize-winning American Century Cycle, dramatizing African American life throughout the 20th century.

Tickets: $25-$60

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Pittsburgh, 1904: A new century has dawned, but slavery remains a living memory. Citizen Barlow, a man wracked with secret guilt and desperate for redemption, arrives at the doorstep of Aunt Ester, 285-year-old spiritual healer and renowned “washer of souls.” Thus begins a mystical odyssey under the Atlantic to the City of Bones; a journey full of music and vibrant theatricality, as urgent and expansive as the soul of America itself.
The TheatreWorks mainstage directorial debut of Artistic Director Tim Bond—close friend of August Wilson and long-time interpreter of his work—Gem of the Ocean is the first chronological entry in the Pulitzer Prize-winning American Century Cycle, dramatizing African American life throughout the 20th century.

Tickets: $25-$60

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Pittsburgh, 1904: A new century has dawned, but slavery remains a living memory. Citizen Barlow, a man wracked with secret guilt and desperate for redemption, arrives at the doorstep of Aunt Ester, 285-year-old spiritual healer and renowned “washer of souls.” Thus begins a mystical odyssey under the Atlantic to the City of Bones; a journey full of music and vibrant theatricality, as urgent and expansive as the soul of America itself.
The TheatreWorks mainstage directorial debut of Artistic Director Tim Bond—close friend of August Wilson and long-time interpreter of his work—Gem of the Ocean is the first chronological entry in the Pulitzer Prize-winning American Century Cycle, dramatizing African American life throughout the 20th century.

Tickets: $25-$60

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Return to the romance of Regency England with Sense and Sensibility, an enchanting new musical adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved classic! The captivating Dashwood sisters must navigate love and sudden loss amid the rolling hills of Devonshire; but will Elinor's practical nature and Marianne's passionate spirit prevent them from finding their perfect matches? From the team that brought you Pride and Prejudice and Emma, Sense and Sensibility is sure to set your heart soaring.

Tickets: $30 - $90

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