An acoustic celebration of the timeless music of James Taylor, featuring songs by Carole King and Bonnie Raitt. Join us to enjoy this beautiful music and the stories behind the songs, performed authentically by Never Die Young.

By Joe Kinosian and Keller Blair

Directed by AJ Knox

Shots ring out a surprise birthday party and music, mayhem and murder ensue. In this hilarious homage to old fashioned murder mysteries two performers play thirteen roles - not to mention the piano.

“A snazzy double-act that spins out comic mystery animated by deftly tuned songs.” (The New York Times)

by Amy Herzog

Directed by Ted Leib

21-year-old Leo seeks solace from his 91-year-old grandmother and these two unlikely roommates infuriate, bewilder and ultimately reach each other. 

Authentic and moving without a shred of sentimentality, 4000 Miles shows us how two outsiders can find their way in this challenging world. “A funny, moving, and altogether wonderful drama.”  (The New York Times) 

4000 Miles by Amy Herzog is a 2013 Pulitzer Prize-finalist drama exploring grief and generational bonds. It follows Leo, who unexpectedly crashes at his feisty, 91-year-old grandmother Vera’s Greenwich Village apartment after a traumatic cross-country bike trip. These two unlikely roommates infuriate and bewilder one another, but will they ultimately reach each other? 

by Noel Coward

A co-production with The Roustabouts Theatre Co

Directed by Phil Johnson

Private Lives by Noël Coward is considered one of the most sophisticated, entertaining plays ever written. Elyot and Amanda, tempestuously married, divorced and now honeymooning with new spouses at the same hotel, meet by chance, reignite the old spark and impulsively elope. Soon the fierce love that first brought them together has rekindled. They abscond together, leaving their new spouses behind and initiating a dangerous dance of desire - and violence. Written by Coward in 1930 for his friend Gertrude Lawrence and instantly a stylish West End, Broadway and literary classic, the play has featured the biggest stars in entertainment: Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Alan Rickman, Tallulah Bankhead and Maggie Smith. Bad behavior and martinis abound for two people, very much in love, but unable to stand each other. Often it is said that love and hate are very close, but can lovers be honest enough to admit they might be better off apart? Find out for yourself and laugh your head off at Private Lives.