2025-2026 Season
Snow White and the Seven Fairy Godmothers
July 16-20, 2025, USCL Bundy Auditorium
Book by Flip Kobler and Cindy Marcus
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In this imaginative twist on a classic tale, Snow White is reimagined as a spirited tomboy. King Vance arrives at the castle with his fiancée, Vilenity, blissfully unaware that she is a wicked witch with aspirations for the throne. While the Magic Mirror highlights Snow’s beauty to Vilenity, this version of Snow White doesn’t encounter any dwarves. Instead, she finds refuge with seven fairy godmothers! Sadly, they are all trapped in a cottage by the malevolent witch. The bumbling godmothers devise a plan to rescue Snow by switching her with Sleeping Beauty. What a twist! Now, Snow White discovers herself falling for the charms of Sleeping Beauty's Prince Charming, while one of Vilenity's former henchmen captures Sleeping Beauty's attention. Although we anticipate a happy ending, this show promises to be a delightful journey brimming with laughter!
The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood
October 6-11, 2025, Andrew Jackson State Park Amphitheatre
Book by Mary Lynn Dobson
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​It can be quite a challenge to stay humble when you’re a flamboyant, self-absorbed superhero. Yet, our brave hero in green makes every effort as he navigates through The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood, a hilariously whimsical, Monty Pythonesque retelling of the classic narrative. In this version, the legendary figure, on his relentless quest to aid the needy, encounters a delightful damsel in distress (who has an unusual interest in skin conditions); a clever sheriff who prefers bowling strikes over hitting bull's-eyes; a greedy, villainous aspiring king; and a well-meaning “Town's Guy” who seems to appear in every scene, regardless of his relevance. Add to this mix a continually growing band of spoon-wielding Merry Men with a combined IQ of six, and you have an irreverent adventure through Sherwood Forest that will stick with you!
Freaky Friday the Musical
Feb 25 - March 1, 2026, USCL Bundy Auditorium
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Book by Bridget Carpenter
Music by Tom Kitt
Lyrics by Brian Yorkey
An adaptation of the timeless novel and cherished films, Freaky Friday centers on teenager Ellie Blake and her mother, Katherine, experiencing the weirdest, strangest, most chaotic day of their lives. Despite their efforts, Katherine and Ellie struggle to understand each other: Ellie wishes her mom would stop trying to change her, while Katherine hopes her daughter will become the best version of herself. On a pivotal Friday, just before Katherine's wedding, a magical event occurs that leads to a body swap between mother and daughter. This forces them to literally walk in each other's shoes for a day, allowing them to learn about one another's challenges and ultimately forge a new mother-daughter bond in this hilarious, vibrant, and heartfelt musical comedy.
Always a Bridesmaid
TBA, USCL Bundy Auditorium
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By JonesHopeWooten
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In this uproarious adventure, four friends fulfill a Senior Prom promise to stand by each other's sides at their weddings—come what may. Thirty years later, these Southern companions continue to make "the long walk" together. Romantic Libby Ruth believes her friends can discover the same happiness she enjoys. Deedra's marriage hangs by a thread as her husband strays, while the flamboyant Monette puts her friends to the test with a series of weddings. Meanwhile, down-to-earth Charlie realizes that marriage may not be her ultimate goal, leading her to panic in her unique style. Join these bridesmaids on a laugh-out-loud journey through love's highs and lows. These women demonstrate that while careers and marriages may wane, true friendship endures. Despite altar brawls and runaway brides, they pursue the perfect weddings. Always A Bridesmaid is a lively tale of loyalty, exploring how far one would go to honor a friend's promise. If you've ever battled for a bouquet or donned an unflattering bridesmaid dress, this comedy is just for you!