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Public Domain: The Musical

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Public Domain: The Musical is a fast-paced, funny, and heartfelt musical that brings new life to timeless melodies. Developed specifically for STAGES, our story is both familiar and fresh; these songs take on new meanings filled with laughter, longing, mistaken turns, and the enduring hope that love—and a good tune—can overcome almost anything. Whether you're hearing these classics for the first time or rediscovering old favorites, you'll find yourself humming along, laughing out loud, and leaving with a renewed appreciation for the music that belongs to us all. A celebration of theatre, storytelling, and the songs that have stood the test of time.

Directed by John Manfredi Rated G

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Crimes of the Heart

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Winning the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and a Drama Desk Award for Outstanding New Play upon its Broadway debut in 1981, Beth Henley’s Crimes of the Heart is a masterpiece of storytelling. Three eccentric sisters, a dysfunctional Southern family, and one fateful reunion—welcome to Hazlehurst, Mississippi. This moving, dark comedy follows the Magrath sisters as they navigate love, loss, and scandal with sharp wit and unbreakable bonds. Crimes of the Heart is a hilarious and heartfelt journey through the trials and triumphs of sisterhood.

Directed by Ashli Acevedo-Spell

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A Christmas Carol

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A beloved holiday tradition returns! Experience the heartwarming redemption of A Christmas Carol and watch the spirit of the season come to life. This timeless Dickens classic reminds us all of the power of kindness, generosity, and family. Visit our beautiful lobby and Santa Station for your holiday photographs while enjoying traditional carols before the show.

Directed by John Manfredi Rated G

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A Very Beaumont Christmas

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Celebrate the holiday season with a World Premiere! A Very Beaumont Christmas is a heartfelt and humorous tribute to the unique phenomenon that is a Hallmark Holiday Movie.  This brand-new, unique production blends local history, family traditions, and movie magic into a familiar and hilarious evening. Whether you’re a native, new to town, or just like Hallmark Movies, this show will fill you with warmth, hometown pride, and the holiday spirit.

Directed by Renee Celeste Rated G

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A Song for Coretta

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Inspired by real events, this moving play by Pearl Cleage captures the voices of five women waiting in line to pay their respects to Coretta Scott King. Through their stories,

A Song for Coretta

explores themes of activism, resilience, and the lasting impact of one woman’s legacy. The play explores the life of Coretta Scott King after her husband's assassination, highlighting her continued fight for civil rights and her dedication to carrying on his vision.  A powerful tribute to the strength of Black women and the fight for justice.

Rated PG-13 for mature themes and language

Directed by Lionyelle Malveaux

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The Odd Couple (Female Version)

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by Neil Simon

We are excited to bring audiences a beloved, laugh-filled classic with The Odd Couple (Female Version), a smart, character-driven comedy that showcases the best of Simon’s writing and aligns beautifully with our company’s strengths. With the same hilarity and zaniness you'd expect from Noises Off, The Odd Couple is a fun exploration of our differences and how they create a more interesting - and humorous - world. The original star-studded Broadway production (including Tony Shalhoub in his Broadway debut), showcased Mr. Simon's revision of his original play, and we're excited for our community to share in the wit and charm of this fresh interpretation with us!

Rated PG-13 Directed by John Manfredi

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