Closes April 26th
Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare April 3 – April 26
Political ambition, loyalty, and betrayal collide in this gripping tale of power and consequence. As Rome stands on the brink of chaos, a group of senators, led by the conflicted Brutus, plots to overthrow the rising dictator. But in the wake of their fateful decision, they soon realize that seizing power is far easier than holding onto it. Packed with thrilling drama, stirring speeches, and one of Shakespeare’s most famous betrayals, this timeless classic asks: how far would you go for the good of your country?
Performance Dates:
April 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 at 7:30 pm
April 4, 5, 11, 12, 19, 26 at 2 pm
Teens get a free ticket to ANY performance using code STSTT
Up Next!
The Louise Wigglesworth Excellence In Playwriting
New Play Contest!
Each year, playwrights from around the world submit an unproduced work to our readers. This year, 150 entries were accepted, but only three will win concert readings.
The winner of the 2026 Wigglesworth is Symbiotic by Baylee Shlichtman. This stunningly beautiful play is about Marichka, an aquarist at the Jellyfish Museum in Kyiv tries to keep the memory of her friend alive in the midst of the Russo-Ukrainian war. When a veteran starts to frequent the museum, the two form an unlikely connection that will alter the course of their lives. A play about cultivating hope and jellyfish.
Finalist Redshift by Simon Bowler is the story of a brilliant scientist who risks his reputation, marriage, and sanity to prove the universe is expanding,
confronting Einstein’s doubts, his father’s ghost, and his own crisis of faith.
Finalist A Thousand Words by John Mabey is about a unique stretch of land ties generations of a family together in the heart of the American South. When a stranger disrupts the very nature of home, difficult choices unearth complex truths. And through the lens of a camera, redemption exists between what the photographs reveal and the secrets they hold. This play, A Thousand Words, is a love letter to the South after a rocky romance. This land has become my adoptive home but living here as an outsider has given me too many highs and lows for all sorts of unexpected reasons. And that’s the entry point into the world of this play, where geography means both a connection to the land as well as to other people, and changes to both over time can never be erased or easily reconciled. This story begins with characters who are falling in love with something intangible that looks like love, never considering that opening this door might close another. And this spark that opens the play affects generations after who will now grapple with their own decisions around what’s lost forever and what can still be redeemed.
May 7 – 9 at 7:30 pm
Single night tickets are $15 each with a weekend pass for $35.
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