A new musical with book, music, and lyrics by Amanda Dills, directed and co-produced by Rebecca Lowrey of MusicalWriters.com. When three teenage gamers discover a mysterious 1980s console, they unlock an unfinished 8-bit adventure where the Princess is finally the playable...
A new play by Analisa Salinas presented as part of the 2026 SheDFW Summer Theater Festival. Freshly graduated from a big university, Aurora returns to her small hometown for the funeral of two family friends. While navigating her next chapter and new grief, she starts to find...
A new play by Tilda Grace presented as part of the 2026 SheDFW Summer Theater Festival. Following the presumed death of their mother, Orlaith is left to care for her younger twin siblings Fiadh and Ruairi under the watch of their brash and abusive father, Cian. The play is a...
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Condemned to a shackled eternity, Jacob Marley’s spirit is given one chance to change his fate and escape his eternal chains – by returning to the world he scorned one Christmas Eve night to redeem his old business partner, Scrooge. So begins a journey of laughter and terror...
In 1879, Henrik Ibsen’s heroine Nora Helmer walked out the door, leaving her husband, children, and societal constraints behind her; Ibsen’s revolutionary play A Doll’s House propelled world drama into the modern age. Now, in an age when women’s issues are even more in the...
The hottest play of 1859 is back…sort of. The debt-ridden Terrebonne plantation is in upheaval with a new owner, a lovely young woman with a secret, and an assortment of slaves. These antiquated plot elements have been mashed up against a contemporary framework to create an...
Bernard has it all – a wonderful old country house, a lovely, devoted wife, a loyal best friend, and a gorgeous mistress. But this enviable life is about to get turned completely upside-down, in Robin Hawdon’s adaptation of Marc Camoletti’s madcap farce, Don’t Dress for Dinner...
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