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Our 2026 season announced
For a number of reasons, we will not be producing a show in our regular March slot. We plan to return to our regular 3 show season in 2027.
However, we are very excited to share with you details of the two shows we will be producing in 2026. Two psychological thrillers that we believe are new to St. Louis.
Open auditions for the two shows will be held on Tuesday, January 13. For more information go to Auditions-2026.
JUNE 12 -28: THE WASP by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm
Heather, successful and affluent, has arranged a meeting with Carla, struggling financially and now pregnant with her 5th child. They have not met for 20 years when Carla bullied and tormented Heather at school. Heather offers a large sum of money to Carla to help her get vengeance on her husband. The plot takes some dark twists and turns before her true shocking plan is revealed. First performed in 2015 it had a successful run in London’s West End and Off Broadway.
OCT 16 – NOV 1: THE BIRDS by Conor McPherson, from a story by Daphne Du Maurier.
In 2009, Irish playwright Conor McPherson adapted English writer Daphne du Maurier’s short story for the stage. It’s the story that also inspired Hitchcock’s famous film.
In a near-future world massive flocks of birds have begun coordinated, lethal attacks on humanity. Two strangers, Nat and Diane, take refuge in an isolated, abandoned farmhouse in New England. Their fragile bond is disrupted by the arrival of a young woman, Julia, whose presence sparks deep-seated paranoia and suspicion. As the thin veneer of civilization starts to crack, are they as much a threat to each other as the birds themselves?
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