2026-2027 Season

Directed by Christina Ritter

October 18, 20, 21, 2026
Limestone Hall, Lexington Historic Courthouse

Where do you draw the line?

This season begins with the widely recognized English adaptation of “Antigone” by British playwright Jeremy Sams and based on Jean Anouilh’s modern retelling of the classic Sophoclean tragedy. Celebrated for its vivid, accessible language and bold theatrical style, this version brings timeless questions of conscience, courage and choice into sharp contemporary focus. We are excited to include this Greek classic in the season and to explore how its enduring themes continue to resonate today, making it a powerful and compelling addition to this year’s lineup.

Directed by Peter Stone

November 12-15 & 20-22, 2026
Briggs Theatre

Love happens. Then it doesn't. Then it does again.

“Almost, Maine” by John Cariani brings nine interconnected stories of love and connection to life in a quirky, snow-covered town under the Northern Lights. Filled with humor, heart and a touch of magic, the play explores relationships in all their awkward, hopeful and unexpected moments — experiences that feel especially familiar to students navigating friendship, love and change. Its warmth and accessibility make it a joyful and relatable addition to this season’s lineup.

Artistic Director: Susie Thiel

February 5-7, 2027
Guignol Theatre

Where stories fall into motion.

“Collected Stories” brings together dances rooted in genres such as science fiction, fantasy, realism, folklore and memoir. Each work draws from a distinct narrative source: books, personal memory, dreams, biography, myth and imagined worlds. Together, these dances form a moving anthology that reflects how dance shares stories, carries them across time, transforms them through the body, and preserves the complexity of human experience.

Director: Jeremy Gillett

February 25-28, March 5-8, 2027
Briggs Theatre

One night. One son. No answers.

“American Son” by Christopher Demos-Brown is a compelling contemporary drama that examines questions of identity, race and family with urgency and emotional depth. Through an intimate and powerful narrative, the play invites audiences to reflect on complex social realities and the personal stakes behind them. Thought-provoking and deeply resonant, “American Son” offers the audience an opportunity to engage with timely conversations, making it a meaningful and impactful addition to this season’s lineup.

Directed by Nancy Jones

April 15-18, 2027
Guignol Theatre

Being a teenager is hard. Fighting minotaurs is harder.

“The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical,” with a book by Joe Tracz and music and lyrics by Rob Rokicki, brings Rick Riordan’s best-selling novel to the stage in a fast-paced, rock-infused adventure. Blending classical mythology with contemporary storytelling, the musical follows Percy Jackson on an epic quest filled with friendship, heroism, and self-discovery — making it an exciting, family-friendly highlight of this season’s lineup.