Frog and Toad share seasons of adventures in this jazzy, upbeat, Tony-nominated musical!

Get ready for some hoppin’ good holiday fun when Arnold Lobel’s beloved amphibians jump from the page to YPT’s stage in a family holiday show the NY Times called “bright, bouncy and altogether lovable!”

Join Frog and Toad and discover that life is more fun when it’s shared with a friend!

"We're all guilty of something...it's just a matter of finding the appropriate law."

1941. In Occupied Paris, Pablo Picasso is summoned to a storage vault by a brilliant Nazi “cultural attaché” to confirm the authenticity of three “confiscated” Picasso paintings before they are exhibited. But when he discovers the true purpose of the exhibition, a cat-and-mouse negotiation ensues - with life and death stakes. Art, politics, sex, power and truth collide in this fast-paced, witty drama with echoes of our world today. Does Picasso have the power to save his paintings – and himself?

Somebody is going to die. Death is at their door, and they have just 90 minutes to sift through their lifetime to find a companion, a memory, a fragment of meaning—anything to take with them into the unknown. This is the journey the protagonist, Everybody, is forced to embark on.

But there’s a catch: at the start of each performance, the actors are randomly assigned their roles by lottery. No one knows who will play whom until the plot is in action. And one of them has been chosen to die. Just like in life, it all comes down to chance.

Hilarious and haunting, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ Everybody grapples with the fragility of existence. In the end, only one thing is certain:
Everybody dies.

"Good things happen with a little remembering." Melanie Ann Apel directs the world premiere of Esmé Raji Codell's Hanukkah, Shmanukkah!, the perfect story for the whole family this holiday season. Ms.Eb and her students bring storytime to life as they move from early Jewish history through modern day to share the history and traditions of the celebration of Hanukkah. 

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Recommended age 5+

ITS TIMEEEEE!! Late Night Sapphics is BACK and ready to jingle your bells!
Sending a “happy holidays” text to your ex? Come to Late Night Sapphics. On the naughty list this year? So are we bestie…Come to Late Night Sapphics. Sipping on egg nog that’s 90% liquor? Come to Late Night Sapphics. Saw mommy kissing Mrs. Claus? Come to Late Night Sapphics Have a gayass Spotify wrapped? Come to Late Night Sapphics. Ho Ho Hoing it? Come to Late Night Sapphics

Sleigh with us at Late Night Sapphics, a queer variety show made by sapphics and for sapphics (and all of our merry friends)

Experience the extraordinary! Join us for a rare evening of breathtaking violin like you've never heard before, as seen across North America and beyond. Be inspired by the electric violin, reimagined by acclaimed artist Dixon, live in concert!Don't just hear the music - feel it.

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In this hilarious and compelling story, we journey through the lives of seven Black men who don’t always experience Black boy joy but are committed to getting there. Whether healing from childhood trauma, addiction, abandonment, or navigating sex and sexuality, these men find strength in their bond and the power of brotherhood.

Written by: Tina Fakhrid-Deen

Directed by: LL

A couple finds out that their attractive new neighbor, a social media fitness influencer, might not be who she claims to be. As they investigate her life, theirs go under the microscope. Will their revealed secrets lead to clarity, transformation or their collective demise?

In the treacherous mountains of Transylvania, a meek English real estate agent takes a harrowing journey to meet a new and mysterious client, who also just happens to be the most terrifying and ferocious monster the world has ever known: Count Dracula! 

As famed female vampire hunter Jean Van Helsing and company chase Drac from Transylvania to the British countryside to London and back, their antics are guaranteed to increase your pulse and cause bloodcurdling screams—of laughter. Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors is a Bram-new comedy that’s perfect for audiences of all blood types.

*this production utilizes strobe lighting, a hazer, and other effects.

No CGI here! Experience an epic journey of theatrical imagination. Dragone and treasure and orcs—oh my!

This inventive and thrilling production reminds us that the least among us all can change the course of great events.

“A triumph of storytelling!” — Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 

PLUS, save 11% on ticket prices when you attend one of our Supersaver Showtimes! Double-check the performance calendar for these select discount days!