This 2002 one-act off-Broadway musical follows the five-year relationship between Jamie, a novelist, and Cathy, an actress.

This boisterous musical is a tongue-in-cheek reinterpretation of the 1936 film warning against the pitfalls of “reefer madness.”

This Pulitzer Prize winning play follows the relationship between Li’l Bit and her Uncle Peck.

This ancient Greek story is reshaped for contemporary audiences by acclaimed Irish novelist and playwright Edna O’Brien.

This 1965 play captures the relationship between Felix Ungar, an uptight neat freak, and Oscar Madison, his slovenly and messy roommate.

Written in 1985, The Female Odd Couple is Neil Simon’s female version of his play The Odd Couple.

Oklahoma! is the first “book musical” ever written. Set in Claremore, Oklahoma! follows the love story of Curly McLain and Laurey Williams.

Romeo and Juliet has variously been called “the greatest love story of all time”, a “lyric tragedy”, and a “hymn to youth, to passion, to speed, to danger.”

This classic play captures the spirit of what Christmas should be.

James “Sharky” Harkin is an alcoholic who’s moved in with his blind and aging brother, Richard.

Dead Man’s Cell Phone is a 2008 comedy about the power that a piece of technology can have over our lives.

Bobby is 35 and single. Several of his friends and ex-girlfriends come together to celebrate his birthday.

Rather than a linear story, Stein envisioned a poetic landscape centering on the characters of Sweet William and his Lillian.

The Mousetrap, written by “the Queen of Crime,” is the world’s longest running play.

This play brings back to life the enchanting characters of E.B. White’s highly acclaimed children’s book.

Todd, a barber, meets Mrs. Lovett who owns a pie shop beneath Todd’s old home. Both work together to get revenge on the world by killing as many people as they can and baking them into Mrs. Lovett’s pies.