Here is the spooky classic story by Washington Irving, presented with all the thrills, chills and laughs that keep young audiences on the edge of their seats. The storybook tale revolves around the main characters—the bumbling schoolteacher Ichabod, the coquettish Katrina and Ichabod's brutish rival, Brom Bones. There are also six characters who play storytellers, keeping the action and pace moving throughout. As much fun as the play presents, it saves the best for last—the ride of the headless horseman. This adaptation remains dedicated to the spirit of the original work yet expertly involves young people with lots of suspense and comedy. A perfect Halloween treat

"Outrageous Fortune" by Rebecca Salmonsen is a witty comedy that brings Shakespeare’s tragic characters together in a self-help group called Tragedians Anonymous. Led by Prospero, characters like Ophelia, Desdemona, King Lear, and the Macbeths confront their pasts and those who wronged them, with the meeting’s theme being “Identify those who wrong us and those whom we wrong.” Their Fatal Flaws come to life onstage, leading to chaotic confrontations and revenge plots that spiral out of control. Ultimately, the characters are forced to face difficult truths about fate, forgiveness, and their own follies.