Spare Parts Puppet Theatre's adaptation of Shaun Tan's internationally acclaimed book The Arrival is a truly warm and magical experience for all.

I Love You Because is a hilariously fresh, modern-day musical love story set in New York City.  A young, uptight greeting card writer's life is changed when he meets a flighty photographer.  Along with their eccentric friends and siblings, they learn to love each other not in spite of their faults, but because of them.

Rennie Harris Puremovement has emerged as the international hip-hop dance ambassador and surviving senior member in the world of organized hip-hop dance theater.

Performed by Nightswimming, Andy Massingham's Rough House is a roller coaster of dance, slapstick and beautiful images, a comic yet wordless duet for performer and lighting designer in which light is an active character, both friend and foe of Andy's persona.

Nick has not seen his father since he was small and can hardly remember him. Nevertheless, he still misses him a great deal and searches incessantly for answers to why his father chose to leave him.

Terrance Simien & The Zydeco Experience presents a dynamic multicultural performing arts music experience centered on the multiracial French-speaking Creoles of South Louisiana and their indigenous Zydeco that is known and celebrated worldwide.

History of the Word follows six high school students over a single day at Future High where they navigate a world filled with hope, fear and uncertainty.

Cheeseboy's home planet has been reduced to a bubbling fondue. He is marooned on earth.

Theater goes “green” with this captivating puppetry adaptation of Jean Giono's environmental cult classic by the Puppet State Theatre Company.

Cas Public performs The Ugly Ducklings’ Dancing Cabaret, inspired by the German cabarets of the 1920s and the fairy-tale world. In this series of short numbers, reality and artifice intersect in a sunny mix of song, music, dance, theater and video. 

A vibrant and diverse musical performance of original songs for the whole family.

It Sounds Better in Amharic is a moving personal account of a 400 mile journey by foot from Ethiopia to a refugee camp in Sudan, and then finally flying to the Holy Land.

The audience follows Darwin from his origination as he stumbles over joy, creativity, fear, danger, victory and most importantly... love.