April 25th-May 4th 2025

Mamma Mia! tells the story of Sophie, a young woman on a Greek island, who secretly invites three men, each a potential father, to her wedding to find out which one is her real dad. The musical, set to the music of ABBA, explores themes of love, family, and friendship, and highlights the fun and chaos as characters confront their past relationships 

April 26th - May 5th 2024

We are bringing Shrek‘s story to life with song in our state-of-the-art Terra Nova Theater! Come see this heartwarming story of a lonely ogre who makes friends with a clownish donkey and saves a princess to find true love!

December 8-10th 2023

In a time before Facebook, World of Warcraft, or Comicon, there existed simply a game…

A fantastic game with a Dungeon Master named Tilly Evans. She faced all the demons high school could throw at her, and made a difference for those she loved. Mean Girls meets Dungeons and Dragons in this journey of self-discovery, adventure, and family.

April 28-30th 2023

A variety show featuring singing, dancing, drama, and film. Come see the talent Terra Nova offers in a beautiful collection of short performances featuring musicians, monologues, poetry, film, dancing, singing, and more!

All shows are completely run by students trained in our state-of-the-art Theater through the Theater Tech curriculum at our school.

December 9-11th 2022

Waiting for Godot meets Jurassic Park in this story of a lazy, likable drunk who ends up the last man standing against Fascism and conformity in a world gone mad! As his friends change into beasts, he slowly embraces the things that make life worth fighting for.

April 29th - May 1st 2021

What gives life meaning? In troubled times we search for hope, for justice, and simply for the strength to care for the ones we love. And like the characters in the songs and skits on stage, we have wrestled our demons, held the monsters at bay, and struggled in isolation to find true love. We fought back against zombies, searched for the Holy Grail, and followed over hearts out of the darkness and over the rainbow...

Finally, the stage comes back to life this Spring with little time and less experience, a new crew of techies has lit the fire again and set the sails so that some of our brightest stars can shine the light of living art upon us all.

January 31st - February 2nd 2020

Drop Dead, Juliet! by Allison Williams is a comedic retelling of *Romeo and Juliet*, where Juliet takes control of the script and demands changes to her tragic fate. Frustrated by her doomed love story, she rewrites the play to include stronger female characters, fewer deaths, and more action. The play humorously explores themes of empowerment, fate, and the clash between tradition and modernity. 

November 9-11th 2018

Adapted from Ray Bradbury's novel, this play depicts a dystopian future where books are banned, and firemen burn them to suppress knowledge and free thought. The story follows Montag, a fireman who begins to question this oppressive society and embarks on a journey of self-awareness and rebellion against censorship

April 26th - May 6th 2018

Guys and Dolls is a musical set in New York City that intertwines the lives of gamblers and mission workers. The story follows the lovable gambler Nathan Detroit, who tries to set up an illegal craps game while dodging his fiancée's demands for a wedding. Along the way, he meets a straight-laced mission worker, Sarah Brown, leading to a series of comedic and romantic misadventures that explore themes of love, luck, and redemption.

November 16-19th 2017

The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder is a surrealist play that follows the Antrobus family as they navigate a series of existential crises and global disasters, including a biblical flood and an impending ice age. The play blends elements of farce and philosophy, using humor to explore themes of survival, resilience, and the human condition. Wilder's innovative storytelling and meta-theatrical techniques challenge traditional narratives, ultimately celebrating the triumph of humanity against overwhelming odds.

April 27th - May 7th 2017

Chicago is a musical set in 1920s Chicago, revolving around Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly, two women on trial for murder, who become media sensations while competing for fame and the attention of a slick lawyer, Billy Flynn. The play explores themes of corruption, crime, and the sensationalism of the media. Through jazzy numbers and dark humor, Chicago exposes the thin line between celebrity and criminality in a justic system driven by public opinion.

December 1st-4th 2016

Page to the Stage: Books You Should Have Read in High School is a collection that examines classic literature often studied in high school, offering insights into their themes, characters, and relevance. It highlights the importance of these works in understanding cultural and historical contexts, while also connecting them to contemporary issues. Through engaging discussions and analysis, the book encourages readers to appreciate the enduring impact of these literary masterpieces. 

March 17-26th 2016

Kiss Me, Kate is a musical that follows the backstage drama of a theater company performing a production of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. The story focuses on the bickering romantic relationship between the leading actors, Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lilli Vanessi, whose personal conflicts spill into their onstage roles. With humor, romance, and lively musical numbers, the play explores the intersection of life and art, showcasing how love and rivalry both play out in and out of character.

November 13-15th 2015

The Curious Savage by John Patrick is a heartwarming comedy about Ethel Savage, an elderly widow who is committed to a sanatorium by her greedy stepchildren after she inherits a fortune. Inside the institution, Ethel befriends the quirky residents and realizes they may be saner than the outside world. The play explores themes of kindness, greed, and the true nature of happiness.

April 24th - May 4th 2015

The Wizard of Oz: The Musical follows the journey of Dorothy, a young girl from Kansas, who is swept away by a tornado to the magical land of Oz. Along with her new friends--the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion--Dorothy embarks on a quest to meet the Wizard, who she believes can help her return home. Along the way, they face challenges, confront the Wicked Witch, and learn that the power to achieve their dreams was within them all along.

November 5- 8th 2014

You Can’t Take It With You is a comedic play by George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber that revolves around the eccentric Sycamore family, who prioritize happiness and individuality over societal norms. When the family’s daughter, Alice, falls in love with a wealthy businessman, their contrasting lifestyles collide, leading to humorous misunderstandings during a chaotic dinner party. The play ultimately celebrates the importance of love, family, and the joy of living life on one’s own terms.

April 24th - May 4th 2014

Little Shop of Horrors is a dark comedy musical about Seymour, a shy florist who discovers a strange plant that brings him fame and fortune. However, the plant, named Audrey ll, has a sinister secret--it feeds on human blood and grows increasingly demanding. As Seymour struggles with his conscience and the plant's escalating threats, the story explores themes of ambition, morality, and the dangers of unchecked desire.

November 21st-24th 2013

Almost Maine is a romantic comedy set in the fictional town of Almost, where a series of whimsical and magical vignettes explore love in its many forms. Each scene follows different residents as they experience moments of connection, heartache, and serendipity, often with a surreal twist. Te play captures the beauty and complexity of human relationships, blending humor and tenderness in a unique small-town setting.

April 25-28th 2013

Grease is a high-energy musical that follows the love story of Danny Zuko and Sandy Dumbrowski, set against the backdrop of 1950s high school life. As they navigate the social pressures of their respective cliques—the cool T-Birds and the sassy Pink Ladies—they must reconcile their summer romance with their different personas. The musical explores themes of teenage rebellion, identity, and peer influence, all with a nostalgic rock 'n' roll vibe. 

November 15-18th 2012

The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams is a memory play that centers of the Wingfield family--Tom, his shy adn fragile sister Laura, and their controlling mother Amanda. As Amanda clings to hopes of finding a suitor for Laura, Tom struggles with his desire for freedom, feeling trapped by family obligations. The play explores themes of escape, illusion, and the painful tensions between personal dreams and familial duty.

May 11-13th 2012

Edward Scissorhands: The Musical is an adaptation of Tim Burton's film, telling the story of Edward, a gentle artificial man with scissors for hands, who is taken in by a suburban family. His presence stirs curiousity, fascination, and ultimately fear in the community, as he struggles to find acceptance despite his kind nature and artistic talents. Through heart-felt songs and imaginative choreography, the musical explores themes of isolation, love, and the consequences of being different in a conformist society.

November 16-20th 2011

Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley is a Southern Gothic comedy-drama about three eccentric sisters—Lenny, Meg, and Babe—who reunite at their family home in Mississippi after Babe shoots her abusive husband. As they confront their troubled pasts, buried emotions, and family secrets, they navigate the complexities of sisterhood and forgiveness. The play explores themes of love, betrayal, and the resilience of family bonds. 

March 30-31st 2011

Picasso at the Lapine Agile, written by Steve Martin, is a comedic play that imagines a fictional meeting between a young Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso in a Parisian bar in 1904. As they engage in witty conversations, they debate the nature of genius, art, science, and the future, just before each man is about to make groundbreaking contributions to their respective fields. The play humorously explores the intersection of creativity and intellect, with a cast of eccentric characters adding to the philosophical musings.

November 17th-21st 2010

Searching for America is a play that explores the complexities of American identity and the pursuit of the American Dream. Through a diverse array of characters and narratives, it delves into themes of immigration, cultural heritage, and the promises and challanged of life in America. The play questions what it truly means to belong in a country built on the ideals of freedom and opportunity, while revealing the struggles many face in finding their place within it.

November 18th-22nd 2009

Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring is a dark comedy about the eccentric Brewster family, particularly two elderly aunts who secretly poison lonely old men as a charitable act. When their nephew Mortimer discovers their macabre hobby, he tries to stop them while dealing with his own increasingly bizarre relatives. The play blends farce and murder, exploring themes of insanity and morality with humor. 

2009

Twisted Tales is a collection of short stories, often filled with dark humor, unexpected twists, and moral lessons. Each tale typically subverts expectations, taking ordinary situations and turning them into surprising, sometimes eerie, outcomes. The stories explore human nature, irony, and the unpredictable consequences of actions. 

2008

The Crucible by Arthur Miller is a dramatic portrayal of the Salem witch trials, focusing on a community gripped by hysteria and fear. As accusations of witchcraft spiral out of control, John Proctor must confront his own moral dilemmas and the growing paranoia around him. The play explores themes of mass hysteria, integrity, and the dangers of scapegoating.

2008

Harvey by Mary Chase is a comedic play about Elwood P. Dowd, an affable man whose best friend is an invisible six-foot-tall rabbit named Harvey. Elwood’s eccentric behavior causes concern for his sister Veta, who tries to have him committed, only for a series of misunderstandings to occur. The play explores themes of reality, acceptance, and the power of imagination.

2007

A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams follows the story of Blanche DuBois, a fragile and fading Southern belle, who moves in with her sister Stella and her brutish husband Stanley Kowalski in New Orleans. As Blanche's pretenses and secrets unravel, tensions escalate between her and Stanley, leading to her psychological breakdown. The play explores themes of desire, mental illness, and class conflict.