Announcing Our Historic 40th Anniversary Season!
We Hope You Can Join Us For Our 2026-27 Mainstage Season.

Oct 6–25, 2026

By Gordon Greenberg & Steve Rosen
Directed by Ken Kaissar

Sink your teeth into this wild, fast-paced, laugh-out-loud reinvention of the classic vampire tale. Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors is filled with outrageous humor, quick-change performances, and a delightfully modern twist. The infamous Count Dracula isn’t just terrifying — he’s as sexy as a rock star, brimming with swagger and supernatural charm. But when he arrives in a quiet town, his grand plans quickly unravel. Mismatched servants, bumbling heroes, and a wildly eccentric cast of characters send his sinister schemes spinning hilariously out of control. Come for the thrills, stay for the hilarity, and prepare for a bloody good time!

Dec 1, 2026–Jan 3 , 2027

By Philip Grecian | Based on the motion picture
A Christmas Story, written by Jean Shepherd,
Leigh Brown and Bob Clark
Directed by Amy Kaissar

Join Ralphie Parker on his quest for the ultimate Christmas gift—a Red Ryder BB gun—while his hilarious family navigates the ups and downs of Yuletide cheer. After a sold-out run in 2023, BRT is bringing this beloved holiday classic back by popular demand! From mischievous escapades to heartwarming family moments, this charming and laughter-filled play captures all the magic, warmth, and humor of the classic movie. Perfect for the whole family, it’s a celebration of childhood wonder, holiday traditions, and the joy that makes Christmas unforgettable.

Feb 2–Feb 21, 2027

A play by Sophocles | Adapted by Ken Kaissar
Directed by Amy Kaissar

In this electrifying retelling of the Greek classic, Antigone refuses to obey an unjust law. When the king forbids her from honoring her fallen brother, she makes a bold and dangerous decision: she will stand by her principles, no matter the cost. What follows is a gripping clash between personal conviction and political power, family loyalty and state control. Fierce, fearless, and unwavering, Antigone embodies courage—proof that a single voice can uphold the foundations of a nation. High-stakes and emotionally charged, Antigone is a powerful story of womanhood, resistance, and the strength it takes to stand alone.

Mar 23–May 2, 2027

Book by Thomas Meehan | Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Martin Charnin
Directed by Victoria Rae Padgett

Meet the spirited redheaded orphan who stole hearts everywhere! Annie is a timeless musical full of unforgettable songs, laughter, and a story about hope, courage, and the power of optimism. When Annie is taken in by the wealthy, but stern, Oliver Warbucks, she brings sunshine, mischief, and determination into his world. With iconic numbers like “Tomorrow,” “It’s the Hard-Knock Life,” and “I Don’t Need Anything But You,” this heartwarming musical is a joyous celebration of resilience, friendship, and believing that tomorrow truly is another day. Perfect for audiences of all ages.

Jun 1–20, 2027

Written by August Wilson
Directed by Lisa Strum

August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Fences is a powerful story about family, hard choices, and the dreams we carry with us. Set in 1950s Pittsburgh, the play follows Troy Maxson, a former Negro League baseball player who now works a steady job while trying to provide for his family. At the heart of the story is Troy’s complicated relationship with his teenage son, Cory. Cory wants a chance to chase his own future, but Troy’s past disappointments and hard-earned beliefs shape how he parents, and the two clash over opportunity, responsibility, and what it really means to be a man. Both intimate and epic, Fences is a cornerstone of American theatre—an unforgettable story of hope, pride, and the bonds that both hold us together and pull us apart.