The Bus Stop Theatre

Mayworks presents And So We Dance
2026-05-02 19:30 - 20:00 (America/Halifax) | The Bus Stop Theatre, 2203 Gottingen Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3K3B5, Canada
Archiving and exploring movement through the cultural lenses of African Nova Scotian identity.
and so we dance explores the contemporary realities and historic contexts of moving/movement through time and place. Specifically looking at the realities of being African Nova Scotian within the broader context of Black + African American performance traditions. We explore cultural themes of tension, relation, freedom and love through the creative modalities of improvisation, contemporary dance and vocalization.
Credits:
Creators:
I’thandi Munro, Kay Macdonald
Performers:
I’thandi Munro, Kay Macdonald
Special Thanks:
Syreeta Hector, Sara Coffin, Liliona Quarmyne, Reequal Smith
Funding Credits:
Mocean Dance – CLEaR Forum Residency, The Khyber Centre For The Arts – KREAM Residency, Live Art Dance – CanDance Showcase
Music Production and Mixing:
Carmel Farahbakhsh, I’thandi Munro, Kay Macdonald
Lighting Production:
Louisa Adamson

Mayworks presents Be Eternal
2026-05-02 20:30 - 21:30
Taking its name from the final line of Common’s acclaimed 2005 album, Be Eternal explores black male mortality, particularly of musicians, and the normalization of this in modern society. Led by local saxophonist Jackson Fairfax-Perry, this ensemble brings together 5 local improvising musicians with roots connecting to the African diaspora. Exploring both spontaneous and written compositions, Be Eternal asks how can we move past this mindset that black men die young? That this is just how it is? How can we honour the artists who came before us, while also giving flowers to the ones who are still with us? This music is raw and mournful, but it is also filled with joy and hope, brimming with the power of our ancestors. This is a celebration of our black musical lineage.
Personnel:
Jackson Fairfax-Perry – Saxophones
Andrew Jackson – Trombone
Lance Sampson – Voice
Shuvanjan Karmakar – Bass
Joshua Awe – Drums

$10 in advance and $15 at the door.
**Ticket includes admission to AND SO WE DANCE**

2b presents Your Show Here
2026-05-05 19:30 - 21:30, 2026-05-06 19:30 - 21:30, 2026-05-07 19:30 - 21:30, 2026-05-08 19:30 - 21:30
A comedy of grief and rage and disappointment and embarrassment, a drama about an airport parking lot and an absent concierge, and a primer on making your own solo show, Your Show Here is the last in a series of performances inspired by the creative relationship of the Daniels, MacIvor and Brooks.
Daniel MacIvor is one of Canada’s most accomplished playwrights and performers. Winner of the Governor General’s Literary Award, a GLAAD Award, the prestigious Elinore & Lou Siminovitch Prize (Canada’s largest annual theatre award), and many others, Daniel’s plays have been met with acclaim throughout North America.
Early bird pricing is available until April 13th, at 5pm.
Join us on May 6th for Student Night, where students can purchase tickets for just $25, plus enjoy a post-show talk-back!

Mayworks presents Found in Translation/Trouvé dans la traduction
2026-05-10 16:00 - 18:15
Found in Translation is an interactive performance in which small objects are translated into movement, drawing, and poetry through a series of playful transformations. Audience members are invited to join with performers to uncover illuminating potentials in the things that surround us.
Found in Translation originated as part of Eastern Front Theatre’s Macro Digitals: CONNECTIONS under the guidance of Kat McCormack, with collaborators Katie Clarke, Breton Lalama, Logan Robins, Gillian Seaward-Boone and Rebecca Wolfe.
Found in Translation is an interactive performance that transforms small objects into movement, drawing, and poetry through a kind of artistic “assembly line.” Six performers take part at a time, rotating through all of the roles: hosting, describing, drawing, dancing, typing poems, and reading them aloud. Crucially, the “machine” is always activated by audience participation. An audience member begins each round by arranging objects, and at the end of the cycle, they receive the poem that was generated and read out specifically for them – an artistic “gift” created through the collective process.
Ensemble:
-Jacinte Armstrong
-Micaela Comeau
-Françoise Labelle
-Susan Leblanc
-Zya Langdon-Quarmyne
-Liliona Quarmyne
-Mila Samarani​​​​​​​​​​
-Dawn Shepherd
-Winnie Sherwood-Steele
-Geneviève Steele
-Nadine Sures

Trouvé dans la traduction est une performance interactive où de petits objets se transforment en mouvements, dessins et poèmes grâce à une série de métamorphoses ludiques. Le public est invité à se joindre aux artistes pour découvrir le potentiel insoupçonné des objets qui nous entourent.
Cette pièce a été créée en 2022 avec les membres de la distribution originale Jacinte Armstrong, Katie Clarke, Breton Lalama, Logan Robbins, Gillian Seaward-Boone et Rebecca Wolfe, avec la dramaturge Kat MacCormack, et produite par Eastern Front Theatre, Dartmouth, NS.
Trouvé dans la traduction est une performance interactive qui transforme de petits objets en mouvement, dessin et poésie grâce à une sorte de « chaîne de montage » artistique. Six performeurs participent simultanément, endossant tour à tour tous les rôles : présenter, décrire, dessiner, danser, taper des poèmes et les lire à voix haute. Point essentiel, la « machine » est toujours activée par la participation du public. Un spectateur initie chaque cycle en disposant des objets, et à la fin, il reçoit le poème créé et lu spécialement pour lui – un « cadeau » artistique né de ce processus collectif.

Mayworks presents On The Line
2026-05-10 16:00 - 19:00
On the Line is a time-lapse video and photo compilation of six months’ worth of one of domestic labor’s most repetitive and relentless tasks: laundry. By documenting every load washed, every dryer load, and every line of drying clothes, the project seeks to show the cumulative weight of an everyday chore, particularly within the context of parenting and motherhood.
Created by Audrey Eastwood
On display in the Bus Stop Lobby May 1 to June 1
Reception on May 10, 4:00pm-6:15pm
Artist Q&A on May 10, 6:15pm-7:00pm

Mayworks presents Am I Ovary-Acting?
2026-05-10 19:00 - 20:00
Am I Ovary-Acting? is a work by LunaSea Theatre about reproductive justice that examines commonly held beliefs about health and medical care for those with ovaries/uteruses/vaginas. Through comedy, storytelling, rage and disbelief we explore reproductive health and justice through relevant objects. At Mayworks, our focus will be the history, uses and misuses of the speculum. This 50 minute show is part ted-talk, part conversation, part storytelling. When it comes to health and reproductive justice the political and social landscape right now is rife with misinformation, disinformation and half-truths. We are here to press against that tide with nuanced conversation and evidence-based information in a fun, curious, theatrical way.
Credits:
Created and performed by Kathleen Dorian and Ailsa Galbreath
Research by Claire Horn

Bad Banana presents Small Crimes: An Evening of Stand-up & Improv
2026-05-13 19:30 - 21:30
Halifax’s newest comedy troupe presents Small Crimes: An Evening of Stand-up & Improv! Join Bad Banana Productions and guest performers as we tell jokes then act out scenes inspired by all of the faux-pas, annoyances, and bad habits that YOU wish were chargeable offenses! Come support the Bus Stop and local comedy, and enjoy a Wednesday evening of laughs.

HOT POT: An All-Asian Variety Show
2026-05-17 17:30 - 19:30
Back for its fourth year, HOT POT is a joyful, genre-blending celebration of Asian talent in the heart of Kjipuktuk/Halifax. Curated by burlesque artist Elle Lixir and hosted by the fabulous Kaidan Ivy, this vibrant variety show brings together a simmering mix of burlesque, drag, dance, and live music — all by Asian artists across the diaspora.
From heartfelt storytelling to high-energy spectacle, HOT POT serves up something for everyone, while making space for community, creativity, and cultural pride. Whether you’re coming for the laughs, the glamour, or the emotional punch — you’re in for a night to remember.
Hosted By Kaidan Ivy
Performances by Aiya Xiaoxin, Akira Mayari, Brocko LEE, Dim Sum fund, Elle Lixir, G-Spott, Harley Knower, Kaleidoscope Crush, Katanna Skin, Lovina poison, Mani & Soumya, & Sangeeta Raju
KIttened by MissShapen & GIDGEFor more info, please visit: www.elle-lixir.com/hotpot

Come spend part of your long weekend with us! We hope to see you there!

Please bring cash for tips, but we also will accept EMT transactions to Elle.Lixir.Dancer@gmail.com
All tips will be split equally among the cast. Please write “Hot Pot Tips” in the note section.
Showtimes*: EARLY 5:30 PM & LATE 9:00 PM (approx. 2 hours each)
Doors into the theatre area open 30 minutes before each show.

Haytarma Screening
2026-05-18 18:30 - 21:30
Haytarma
A film about a night that changed everything.
In 1944, the entire Crimean Tatar people were forcibly deported from their homeland of Crimea.
The Crimean Tatars are an Indigenous people of Crimea and one of the Indigenous ethnic minorities of Ukraine, with their own distinct language, culture, and history.
This is their story of loss, survival, and dignity.
Join us for a community screening & discussion
History should not be forgotten.

Fakebook Film Screening
2026-05-19 18:00 - 20:00
Movie Night in Halifax on May 19: Our Story Continues!
Following a fantastic first screening, join Beirut Film Society and Lebanon Cinema Days team for our second event in this monthly series, held every third Tuesday, as we bring the best of Lebanese cinema to the heart of Halifax.
Featured Movie: Fakebook
In a world where even his brothers-in-arms have turned against him, 38-year-old police officer Rawad Fakhoury executes a “mission impossible” to provide a kidney for his dying daughter. The clock is ticking, and there’s no one to trust but himself.
* Genre: Action / Thriller
* Director: Elie Habib
* Starring: Badih Abou Chacra, Abdo Chahin, Nicolas Daniel, Carlos Azar, Said Serhan, Amal Taleb, Douja Hijazi, Tamara Habib, and Maça Habib.
* Runtime: 1h 55mins
* Language: Lebanese Arabic (with English subtitles)
Secure your seats for one of our two evening screenings!
Showtime 1: 6:00 PM
Showtime 2: 8:30 PM
See you at the movies!

L'Autre Acadie
2026-05-20 18:30 - 19:30
Où se cachent les Acadiens en Nouvelle-Écosse ?
Venez le découvrir dans le duo documentaire produit par le Courrier de la Nouvelle-Écosse. Aux côtés de Ryan Doucette, partez à la rencontre de la communauté acadienne de Truro, tandis que Hughie Batherson vous emmène à Sydney, à la découverte de ses racines. Deux regards, deux territoires, une même quête : celle de l’Acadie d’aujourd’hui.
Une projection gratuite aura lieu au Bus Stop Theatre Co-op à 18 h30-19h30, le 20 mai.

Stomping Grounds Vol. 2
2026-05-21 19:00 - 22:00
Halifax… this is the one you don’t hear about after—you feel it in the room
Stomping Grounds Vol. 2 Where the city links, the energy hits different, and everybody leaves saying “yeah… that was crazy” No politics. No weird vibes. Just music, people, and a night that actually matters.
$10 online / $15 at the door
Pull up with your crew or pull up solo—you’re leaving with a story either way. Don’t wait for clips the next day… be in them.
KEEP STOMPING FORWARD.

SPONTANEITY IMPROV COMBO SHOW
2026-05-22 19:30 - 22:00
Two Spontaneity Improv teams come together to provide a night of hilarious entertainment.

Join Spontaneity’s ‘Improv the Musical’ for their opening AND closing night of a brand new improvised musical inspired by YOU! These seasoned improvisers create the next big musical, with each scene and songs made up on the spot!
Watch a wild, unique, and silly world unfold as Spontaneity’s ‘What’s Up! Improv’ brings a brand new universe to life every show, based on audience suggestions.

Actual Sorcery
2026-05-23 19:30 - 21:30
“Beautifully done.” – Penn Jillette, Penn & Teller
“Truly remarkable magic.” – Mark Robins, Halifax Presents

As seen on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and winner of the Best of the Fest Audience Choice Award & the Neptune Scotiabank Hot Ticket Award at the 2025 Halifax Fringe Festival

Actual Wizard and Halifax Magician Vincenzo Ravina returns to the illustrious Bus Stop Theatre with his sixth weird magic show

YOU ARE INVITED.

There might be: Mind reading! A visit from the Tooth Fairy! Playing cards! Secret societies! PROFLIGACY FOR HEME!

Actual Sorcery is funny, mystifying, absurd, and experimental.

This show is for you, specifically and in particular.

BE SEEING YOU.Note: This event will be video recorded, audio recorded, and photographed. The audience may appear in these recordings. By entering the event premises, you consent to such recording media and its release, publication, exhibition or reproduction.
Ticket Information:
First Row Reserved: $30
General Admission: $25
Tickets available at ActualWizard.ca

CJ The X Lecture: Mommy, Why Is The Computer Talking
2026-05-24 19:00 - 21:30
Anyone else notice the screens are staring back at us? Guys…?
A comedy-philosophy lecture on how tech culture infected the entire world, and how to recover our trust from the rubble.
CJ The X is an artist and philosopher based in Toronto, creating videos, making music, and performing live lectures to sold out audiences around the world. Their breathless interdisciplinary approach makes them one of the most unique cultural voices in the internet age, blending irreverent humour, sharp intellectualism, and earnest spirituality. They speak passionately on an eclectic array of subjects interwoven with pop culture and memes, skewering internet culture, reimagining our relationship to religion, and challenging cultural norms.

6:30pm – Doors
7:00pm – Lecture
8:15pm – Intermission
8:30pm – Q&A
9:15pm – Bar, Mingle, Merch

HTYP's Benefit Show and Auction
2026-05-25 19:00 - 21:00
Halifax Theatre for Young People is holding a multi-genre show to support two new theatre projects – Next Stage Voices and Earth Tour – the musical! Come support local art for youth while getting your groove on. There will also be an online auction starting in early May.

Pay what you can, (suggested $10-20)
Reserve seats by e-transfer: info@halifaxtheatreforyoungpeople.com

James Roque - The Mano Po Tour (Halifax)
2026-05-31 19:30 - 20:30
The Kiwi-Pinoy Comedy Boy is back, hitting the road for his first-ever world tour with a brand new show, Mano Po.

A ‘mano po’ is a Filipino gesture of respect, given to your elders. And for Filipinos, you already know the fear: one day, it’s coming for you.
In 2025, James received his first serious ‘mano po’ request from a teenager which sent him into a spiral. Is he really old enough for this? What if he hasn’t done enough with his life? Is this what a mid-life crisis feels like? Should he get a motorcycle? Damn, life comes at you FAST.
A funny and heartfelt new hour about ageing, unpacking your life and the panic of realising you’ve become the adult – whether you’re ready or not.
Runner Up – Best Show, Vancouver Fringe 2024
As seen on Just For Laughs, Instagram and TikTok
“Charming, hilarious and clearly a star” – Parlton and Pearl (CAN)
“A hilarious, and heart-warming hour ★★★★” – Wee Review (UK)
“★★★★” EdFest Mag (UK)

The Fabulist Auditions (Community Room)
2026-06-01 18:00 - 21:30
Seeking Actors for a stage play in Halifax this fall!
Auditions will be in the Community Room at the Bus Stop Theatre on Monday, June 1st, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Please sign up as indicated below, if possible. Walk-ins will also be seen as time permits.
Please complete the following Google form to indicate interest: https://forms.gle/hBzs7dcCcyscsxkU7
To sign up for an audition time slot, click on the following spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HwcJFNbojefxQ4f5upTeIttx4nH-sF0ERHIcPAJx0BE/edit?usp=sharing
Sides will be provided in advance of the audition date.
THE FABULIST is a new play about the famed folklorist Helen Creighton. The play traces the midpoint of Dr. Creighton’s long and celebrated life, from the late 1920s when she embarked upon her journey as a collector of songs and stories, to the publication of her classic book “Bluenose Ghosts” in the late 1950s.
THE FABULIST incorporates music and multi-media elements in telling the tale of this determined and fascinating Nova Scotian.
Playwright/Director Rachel Rubin Ladutke has received staged readings, workshops, and productions. Her work appears in numerous monologue and scene anthologies. She curates the virtual reading series “States of Play,” which she started in 2022. She serves on the Board of the Halifax Theatre for Young People, and was awarded a Grant-In-Aid from the Helen Creighton Folklore Society in support of developing this premiere production of THE FABULIST.
Rehearsals will be held over the summer within the Dartmouth/Halifax area (location TBA), 2 to 3 times per week.
There will be 4 performances during the Halifax Fringe Festival (September 3-13). The first show is on September 5th, which was Helen Creighton’s birthday. The performances will take place in Dartmouth and/or central Halifax.
There is no pay for this production, and no fee to participate. All cast and crew will be VOLUNTEER positions. We must utilize non-union performers only.
We are seeking FIVE actors:
1 female actor, 20s-50s, to play Helen Creighton, The Fabulist (some singing required)
1 female actor, 20s-50s, to play Doreen Senior, a musician and dance teacher who collaborates with Helen for years (some singing required)
1 female actor, 20s-50s, to play multiple supporting roles (some singing required)
1 male actor, 30s-40s, to play multiple supporting roles (some singing required; ability on guitar or banjo welcome but not required)
1 male actor, 50s-70s, to play multiple supporting roles
Thanks for reading this far. We look forward to meeting you! Also…please feel free to spread the word!

Am I Going To Hell: A Talk Show Live From Purgatory
2026-06-05 20:00 - 22:00
In this spin on the classic late night talk show program, comedians in character will be interviewed by a DEMON in PURGATORY! YOU, the audience gets to decide if each comedian has their soul SAVED, or if they get sent to HELL!

Starring Brandon Michael, Kyle Barnet, Luba Magnus, and MORE surprise guests from BEYOND the (comedy) grave!
There will be music, videos, and even a live painting artist!
Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to influence the afterlife!
Doors at 7, show’s at 8pm. $15 tickets available on Eventbrite

Bruce Fummey - Scotland Made the World
2026-06-06 20:00 - 22:00
Come join us at The Bus Stop Theatre for an event celebrating all things Scottish! Bruce Fummey is where humour meets Scottish history and insightful storytelling.
Bruce, the comedian behind the 230k subscriber YouTube channel Scotland History Tours, returns to Halifax with a new show. Laughs galore and quirky observations as he explains how Scotland Made the World.
His unique style showcases and celebrates Scottish culture and history, in a way that will not only keep you fully engaged, but have you rolling with laughter and screaming for more!
Every Saturday morning UK time Bruce tells a story from Scotland’s history. This show will deliver more jokes than you’d get from the YouTube videos, and some might even make you blush, but you’ll still leave having learned about Scotland’s role in the world while laughing along the way.
Nominated for comedy awards in Australia, at home in Scotland and even named Scottish Comedian of the Year, Bruce appeared on CBC series Stuff the British Stole and many UK TV and radio shows

Halifax Magic Club Showcase
2026-06-07 18:00 - 20:30
Come see Halifax’s finest professional and hobby magicians amaze, bewilder and surprise you. The magicians of the Halifax Magic Club will perform incredible magic, mentalism, and more.

Bring your friends and family and make sure to get here early to grab a seat. Children are allowed to attend although the magic is not targeted at the young ones. There will be a bar available for refreshments an hour before showtime and during intermission.Members of the Halifax Magic Club run the gamut from beginner to seasoned professional. Some members do TV shows and corporate events, some do birthday parties and family gatherings, and some do ticketed public shows and busking.

What If We Listened To The Salmon
2026-06-11 19:00 - 20:30
The Quebec Federation for Atlantic Salmon (FQSA) and the North Shore Group, in collaboration with the FCSA and the Salmon Foundation, are proud to present the documentary “What if we listened to the salmon”.
This film offers a sensitive and engaging dive into the heart of the rivers, communities, and knowledge surrounding Atlantic salmon. Through testimonials, powerful images, and forward-thinking reflections, the documentary invites us to slow down, observe, and above all, listen to what salmon have to tell us about the state of our ecosystems, our relationship with nature, and our collective responsibility.
What if we listened to the salmon is an invitation to better understand, engage in dialogue, and take action to protect this iconic species and the environments that sustain it.
An essential perspective to fuel reflection and inspire action.
A panel discussion will follow the documentary.

Ekko presents "SINGIN' PROUD! SINGIN' OUT LOUD!
2026-06-12 19:00 - 21:00
GET EKKCITED and join us for an incredible night of music, performance and celebration of pride and the arts! The fantabulously talented Richard Rockhard will be joining EkkoChamber and Out Loud Community Choir for music from Sister Act, Pentatonix, Hercules, Train, and a whole lot angsty millennial fun!

All proceeds go towards Ekko Performing Arts Society’s mission to offer high quality d music and performing arts lessons for youth who might not otherwise have access. Thank you for showing up time and time again, supporting us, and standing behind the arts.

Bar Open: 6:00pm | Doors Open: 6:30 pm | Showtime: 7:00 pm
$15 pre-sale | $20 at the door”

A Sad and Beautiful World
2026-06-16 06:00 - 19:50
Following two fantastic previous screenings, the Beirut Film Society and Lebanon Cinema Days team are back for another edition of our monthly film series, held every third Tuesday!
Featured Movie: *A Sad and Beautiful World*
Across three decades of passion, loss, and hope, Nino and Yasmina are bound by a magnetic relationship. Torn between love and survival, they must decide whether to build a family and seek happiness in Lebanon, or leave their home amid the country’s unfolding tragedies.
• Genre: Romance / Comedy / Drama
• Director: Cyril Aris
• Starring: Mounia Akl, Hasan Akil, Julia Kassar, Camille Salameh, Tino Karam, and Nadyn Chalhoub
• Runtime: 1h 50mins
• Language: Lebanese Arabic (with English subtitles)
Event Details
• Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2026
• Location: The Bus Stop Theatre (2203 Gottingen Street)
• 2 Showtimes: 6 PM & 8:30 PM
Get Your Tickets
Secure your seats for one of our two evening screenings!
Showtime 1: 6:00 PM Tickets
Showtime 2: 8:30 PM Tickets
See you at the movies!

UNITY Charity's Community Bash
2026-06-20 15:30 - 19:00
On June 20th, we will be at the Bus Stop Theatre Co-op, celebrating our dancers, partners and community through hip-hop.

Doors at 3:30 pm, Event starts at 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Lots of cypher prizes, live performances, awards and giveaways, so be sure to come out!

All in support of building stronger futures for youth through hip hop.

DJ TBA
Judges TBA
Headliner TBA

Registration to attend the event is free!
Click here to RSVP
Contact jordan.f@unitycharity.com if you have any questions!

A Sad and Beautiful World Movie Screening
2026-07-16 18:00 - 19:50
Following two fantastic previous screenings, the Beirut Film Society and Lebanon Cinema Days team are back for another edition of our monthly film series, held every third Tuesday!
Featured Movie: *A Sad and Beautiful World*
Across three decades of passion, loss, and hope, Nino and Yasmina are bound by a magnetic relationship. Torn between love and survival, they must decide whether to build a family and seek happiness in Lebanon, or leave their home amid the country’s unfolding tragedies.
• Genre: Romance / Comedy / Drama
• Director: Cyril Aris
• Starring: Mounia Akl, Hasan Akil, Julia Kassar, Camille Salameh, Tino Karam, and Nadyn Chalhoub
• Runtime: 1h 50mins
• Language: Lebanese Arabic (with English subtitles)
Event Details
• Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2026
• Location: The Bus Stop Theatre (2203 Gottingen Street)
• 2 Showtimes: 6 PM & 8:30 PM
Get Your Tickets
Secure your seats for one of our two evening screenings!
Showtime 1: 6:00 PM
https://eveenty.com/event/a-sad-beautiful-world-halifax-1
Showtime 2: 8:30 PM
https://eveenty.com/event/a-sad-&-beautiful-world-halifax-2
See you at the movies!

Elevator Theatre presents Spring Awakening
2026-10-08 19:30 - 22:00
Spring Awakening – October 8-25,2026
Spring Awakening is a groundbreaking rock musical about a group of young people coming of age in a world that refuses to speak openly about desire, identity, and fear. Set in late 19th century Germany but driven by a contemporary pulse, this 8-time Tony Award-winning musical explores the collision between youthful longing and rigid authority. With a propulsive, emotionally charged score, Spring Awakening fuses folk-inspired rock with fearless storytelling. Urgent, intimate, and unflinching, it captures the intensity of adolescence, the cost of silence, and the power that comes from finally being heard.

Content Warning: Spring Awakening contains mature and potentially distressing content, including sexual content, sexual violence, abortion, suicide, self-harm, physical abuse, strong language, and themes of grief, trauma, repression, and adolescent mental health. Viewer discretion is advised.

Spring Awakening Performance Dates and Times
October 8, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. (Opening)
October 9, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 10, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 11, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.
October 12, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. (Industry Night)
October 14, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 15, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 16, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 17, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 18, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.
October 21, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 22, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 23, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 24, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
October 25, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. (Closing)
