2026-2027 Season
Join us for a season of artistic excellence!
TRICH
This is a solo show about living with trichotillomania. You might not know what that is, but don’t worry, I’ll tell you when you get here. You’ll meet a teenage girl with an undeniable secret that no one seems to notice, so she hides in her basement cubicle wondering if anyone will come downstairs. Whoa, did that get too dark too fast? Let’s try this again:
TRICH is a super fun show about mental health, isolation, and forging a path toward recovery through humor, vulnerability, and far too many 90s references.
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Tickets: $20
Students free with valid ID
Sonos
SONOS is Chamber Music with a Twist. Led by acclaimed pianist Rachel Franklin and featuring the consummate talents of violinist Christian Tremblay and fretless bass player Jonathan Miles Brown, their programs explore the cross-pollination between different musical art forms, with compelling stories of how these musical cultures intersect.
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Coming to America celebrates the extraordinarily rich cultural and musical heritage of the United States, fueled and fertilized by the contributions of those who came for a better life, those who came to escape persecution, and those who came enslaved. The program features spirituals and immigration songs, jazz, and classical works from Beethoven to Bernstein, and Dvorak to Chick Corea.
Tickets: $25
Strings of Hope
Brings together violins that survived the Holocaust and the Hiroshima Atomic Bombing
Through a powerful combination of soulful and entertaining live music, film, and spoken word, Strings of Hope traces the journeys of these instruments and the musicians who played them across Vienna, Warsaw, Shanghai, and Hiroshima. It is a tribute to resilience and a call for a future defined by global peace and understanding.
Tickets: $30
Guitar-A-Rama
This full-day workshop and concerts, under the direction of Dave Kline, will feature performances by the Quarantine Quartet, a family guitar quartet from Brooklyn, NY, and include Grammy Award-winning musician David Cullen. There will be a workshop for all instruments and a jam session at the end of the concert.
This event is free to the public.
