James Roday ("Psych") and Michael Weston ("House") star in the premiere of Gabe McKinley's dramedy about a friendship at a crossroads.

This revue of Rodgers and Hammerstein tunes features favorites from "Oklahoma," "The King and I," "South Pacific" and "The Sound of Music."

Poland's Teatr Zar theater troupe presents a concert of music used in its production "Gospels of Childhood."

Synthia L. Hardy depicts Billie Holiday in this tribute to the jazz-blues singer's life.

This world premiere rockabilly musical tells the real-life story of 1930s bank-robbing duo Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow.

Evelyn Rudie and Chris DeCarlo's bawdy musical romp pays tribute to the heroes and heroines, wenches and rogues of Shakespeare's most treasured works.

Tim Kelly's stage adaptation of Richard Hooker's scathing anti-war novel follows the humor and hijinks among Army personnel stationed at a remote field hospital during the Korean War.

Joe Montegna, Gary Cole and Ernie Hudson head the cast in a theater-in-the-round staged reading performance of Steve Allen's play.

Michael Frayn's raucous 1982 play within a play depicts a second-rate touring production of a British sex farce.

Wendy MacLeod's biting comedy follows a young helicopter traffic reporter who would rather keep flying than deal with her troublesome life down below.

Barbara Robinson's adaptation of her raucous 1972 children's book depicts the mayhem that erupts when the neighborhood tough kids crash a church holiday pageant.

Jeff Skowron heads the cast in this 12th annual production of the holiday musical fable.

Jason Moyer's adaptation puts a gay twist on the Dickens tale, making Scrooge the bitter, friendless surviving half of a fashion empire.

John Langs directs Sam Shepard's dark comedy about two families struggling in the aftermath of a brutal wife-beating.

Mercy Otis Warren, Founding Mother of the United States, historian and playwright, welcomes the daughters of the American Revolution, Abigail Adams and Peggy Arnold to a tea party.

Nicholas Brendon performs the stage adaptation of David Sedaris' wickedly comic essay about taking a job as a Christmas elf at Macy's.