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The Play That Goes Wrong
By Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer & Henry Shields
Farce| September 10 – 22, 2024
The show must go on… no matter what!
“…an unexpected, gut-busting hit…one of those breakneck exercises in idiocy that make you laugh till you cry…It starts off punch-drunk and just keeps getting drunker.” —The New York Times.
It’s opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest murder mystery, The Murder at Haversham Manor, and disaster is waiting in the wings. The set is falling apart, the props are missing, and the actors can’t seem to remember their lines—or stay on their feet. As the cast fights to keep the show on track, the evening unravels into a perfectly choreographed comedy of errors. Part Agatha Christie, part Monty Python, The Play That Goes Wrong is a wildly funny backstage romp that proves the show must go on… no matter what.
Recommended for ages 8+.
Wait Until Dark
By Frederick Knott, adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher
Classic Thriller | October 21 – November 2, 2025 | Classic Thriller
In the darkest moments, the truth finds its light.
“A classic that still delivers a good scare… delivers a spellbinding final scene that fulfills the promise of the play’s, and the subsequent movie’s, reputation as a classic.” – The New York Times
In the heart of 1944 Greenwich Village, an ordinary apartment becomes a deadly trap. Susan Hendrix, recently blinded and fiercely resilient, is hunted by ruthless criminals desperate to find a hidden prize. But in the looming darkness, the hunter becomes the hunted. With every tense moment and twisting turn, Wait Until Dark keeps you breathless until its electrifying finale—a timeless thriller where nothing is as it seems, and survival depends on seeing without sight.
Recommended for ages 12+.
Primary Trust
By Eboni Booth
2024 Pulitzer Prize Winning Drama | February 17 – March 1, 2026
Sometimes the quietest voices tell the most powerful stories.
“it will restore your faith in theatre’s elemental storytelling powers.” – The Observer
Kenneth’s life has always been simple—he works at a bookstore, sips mai tais with his best friend, and keeps to himself. But when he’s suddenly laid off, his quiet world is turned upside down. Stripped of his routine, Kenneth is forced to face a life he’s long ignored—one filled with new opportunities, unexpected friendships, and untapped potential. Primary Trust is a deeply moving story about the courage to embrace change, the beauty of fresh beginnings, and the profound impact of opening yourself to the world around you.
Recommended for ages 16+.
The Attala County Garden Club
By MS Playwright, Topher Payne
Contemporary Southern Comedy | April 7 – April 19, 2026
Steel Magnolias meets Get Out
“He (Payne) knows how to create sharp, wild comedy that resonates with depth and timeliness, and he’s done it again here.” – ARTS ATL
In 1987 Mississippi, Rose Chipley’s social ambitions are crushed when she’s rejected by the elite City Garden Club. But just as all hope seems lost, a quirky invitation from the eccentric Bettye Little-Landrum offers a tantalizing alternative—the Attala County Garden Club. What begins as a charming escape soon takes a decidedly darker turn as Rose stumbles upon the club’s mysterious, moonlit gardening rituals. Beneath the petals and pruned hedges, a web of secrets begins to bloom, and Rose soon realizes that the garden club’s members might not just be cultivating flowers… but something far more dangerous. The Attala County Garden Club is a bewitching comedy where the stakes are higher than you’d expect, and the soil is thick with secrets.
Recommended for ages 16+.
Ragtime
Book by Terrence McNally;Music by Stephen Flaherty; Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens
Based on the novel “Ragtime” by E. L. Doctorow
Classic American Musical | May 26 – June 7, 2026
One nation. Many dreams. A musical that moves the soul.
“A dazzling, heart-stirring masterpiece. Ragtime delivers a powerful, timeless message that resonates long after the curtain falls.”— The New York Times
It’s the dawn of the 20th century, and New York City is alive with change, innovation, and the vibrant rhythms of ragtime. This Tony Award-winning musical brings to life the intertwining stories of three families—a white, upper-middle-class family in New Rochelle, an African-American musician and his girlfriend in Harlem, and a Jewish immigrant and his daughter on the Lower East Side. Their journeys are shaped by the towering figures of the era, including the daring Harry Houdini, the visionary Booker T. Washington, the powerful J.P. Morgan, and the industrial titan Henry Ford. As their lives cross paths, Ragtime delves into issues of race, class, identity, and the American Dream, delivering a stirring, intimate production that speaks as profoundly to today’s world as it did a century ago.
Recommended for ages 12+.
*Titles and dates subject to change