We are excited to reveal a bold lineup for our 110th season, featuring five dynamic productions that reflect our enduring passion for storytelling and artistic excellence. Spanning rock musicals, dark comedies, and iconic drama, this celebratory season pays tribute to more than a century of live theater in Baltimore.

HAIR

Oct 17 – Nov 23, 2025 (No performances Oct 31–Nov 2)

Book & Lyrics by Gerome Ragni & James Rado | Music by Galt MacDermot
Directed by TJ Lukacsina | Music Direction by Stephen Deininger

This iconic rock musical roars back with electrifying urgency. HAIR is a soul-stirring celebration of peace, protest, and personal freedom that resonates across generations; a bold, electrifying exploration of freedom, resistance, identity, and the fight against oppression.

THE SHARK IS BROKEN

Jan 9 – Feb 1, 2026

By Ian Shaw & Joseph Nixon
Directed by Stephen Deininger

Dive deep into the behind-the-scenes drama, humor, and humanity that unfolded during the making of Jaws. Centered on the tense, often hilarious dynamic between Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, and Roy Scheider stranded on the Orca during filming delays, THE SHARK IS BROKEN explores ego clashes, artistic frustration, and unexpected camaraderie—echoing the larger themes of fear, fame, and legacy that Jaws so powerfully captured.

ARSENIC AND OLD LACE

Feb 20 – Mar 15, 2026

By Joseph Kesselring
Directed by Katie Sheldon

A delightfully dark comedy that feels just as fresh and funny today as it did when it first premiered, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE blends sharp wit with a macabre twist that speaks to the timeless absurdities of family and facade. In an age where appearances can be deceiving and truth feels stranger than fiction, this theatrical classic reminds us, through laughter, how chaos often hides in the most charming places.

THE HEIDI CHRONICLES

Apr 10 – May 3, 2026

By Wendy Wasserstein
Directed by Lee Conderacci

As society continues to grapple with gender roles, work-life balance, and the meaning of progress, this Pulitzer Prize-winner offers a deeply human look at the costs and complexities of forging one’s own path. THE HEIDI CHRONICLES isn’t just a portrait of a woman in transition—it’s a mirror held up to generations still navigating the same questions.

THE DIVINE SISTER

May 29 – Jun 21, 2026

By Charles Busch
Directed by Steve Goldklang

An outrageously campy satire of nun-themed melodramas, packed with sharp wit, spiritual hijinks, and fearless humor, this fast-paced, genre-blending farce follows the indomitable Mother Superior as she confronts visions, school scandals, and long-buried secrets. In a world still wrestling with the boundaries of belief, identity, and tradition THE DIVINE SISTER offers a hilarious, subversive escape that reminds us how humor can be a divine force in itself.

Subscriptions and tickets will go on sale this summer.