Constellation Theatre Company: OR,
May 15 – June 7
A Whip-Smart Theatrical Romp of Power, Passion, and Playwriting
All Events
Mosaic Theater Company: Precarious
June 4 – 28, 2026
A fresh new comedy about starting out, starting over, and the enduring love of family. Recently retired Violet is ready to chart a new path forward, but her daughter Tilly and a summer heatwave seemingly stand in her way. A world premiere, Precarious offers insightful reflections on climate change and generational divides while imagining a brighter future.
Atlas Arts Lab: Angel Ramirez Community Dance Event
June 5 6:00 pm
Free community dance event! Come and join us for a special gathering in community to celebrate and cultivate friendships, belonging, and joy.
The DIW Experience (spring concert) is a culminating event showcasing the talents of our pre-professional dancers. This production offers a glimpse into the rigorous training and educational endeavors undertaken by our dancers, as they demonstrate their proficiency through meticulously curated works derived from their technique classes. With a focus on precision, artistry, and dedication, this event underscores our commitment to nurturing emerging talent within the dance industry.
IN Series: The Song of Sakuntala
June 6 – 14
With its story taken from India’s most famous dramatic work, Kalidasa’s 5th century play Shakuntala, itself made into an opera by composers such as Alfano and Schubert, this new opera by IN Series Artistic Director Timothy Nelson fuses Western baroque instruments with Indian classical instruments to create a “dance-opera” on the themes of love, loss, and redemption.
In need of a Wonderland? Be inspired, surprised and delighted with our unique version of the Alice story. Momentum Dance Theatre presents ALICE: Why We All Need A Wonderland, our dance theater version of the beloved Lewis Carroll books with original script by Artistic Director Roberta Rothstein and Mr. Carroll.
Atlas Arts Lab presents Angel Ramirez
June 13 4:00 pm
Vamos a bailar? is a dance work that investigates nightlife as a site of community, resilience, and collective release. Join us for a exploration of friendship, queerness exploration, and community uplifting.
Atlas Arts Lab presents Rola Z
June 14 4:00 pm
MAKE AMERICA HOME is an experiential one-woman show blending stand-up comedy, storytelling, and audience engagement to explore humor as resilience in the face of displacement, aging with audacity, collective healing, the body as witness, and the true meaning of home. Guest performers are also featured, fostering an inclusive and communal atmosphere.
The Extraordinary Brightness of Being
June 15 7:30 pm
An All-Star cast celebrates the profound journey of Being Human through music, dance & imagery. The Joy of Love. The Pain of Loss. The mysterious wonder of being alive.
Carpathia Folk Dance Ensemble: 15th Anniversary Show
June 20 2:30 pm
The Carpathia Folk Dance Ensemble Anniversary Show is a vibrant celebration, honoring years of preserving and sharing the rich traditions of Central and Eastern European folk dancing. This special performance brings together dancers, musicians, and cultural enthusiasts for an unforgettable evening that reflects the spirit, resilience, and beauty of folk dancing.
Atlas Arts Lab presents Kyoko Fujimoto
June 20 4:00 pm
Mirror, mirror, on the screen, who gets the most views and likes of all? Poisoned Apple? is a bold, interactive contemporary dance work that reimagines the classic Snow-White narrative through the high-pressure lens of modern digital life. In this world, the fairy tale is not just a story told to you.
Atlas Arts Lab presents Eva Lewis
June 21 4:00 pm
We depend on Black women whether it be when we least expect it, at our worst, for an election, or to razzle dazzle our lives. This show dives into the hilarity, awkwardness, and fun of how Black women show up in today’s America while not taking themselves too seriously. This laugh out loud experience will leave audiences feeling like slightly better allies.
Scena Theatre: No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre
June 25 – July 19
"No Exit" by Jean-Paul Sartre ranks as one of the classics of the modern theatre. It is a one-act philosophical play by French Nobel Laureate. Jean-Paul Sartre and was first performed in 1944 in Occupied Paris and later published in 1945. Its original French title "Huis clos" is sometimes translated as "In Camera" or "Dead End."
Key Changes: Supreme Chord Turns 18
July 18 7:00 pm
Key Changes: Supreme Chord Turns 18 is an acapella celebration of milestones in life. Turning 18 symbolizes many changes and transitions, and we are excited to share some music to embrace these changes. Key Changes is presented by Supreme Chord, a talented, dynamic, fun-filled a cappella group.
ROMEO
September 11 – 13
Romeo, oh Romeo! Where have you been? This fast-paced all-male production takes Shakespeare’s timeless tale of love and loss and reimagines it through the power and intimacy of dance. “Romeo and Juliet” are now “Romeo and Julian.” In this bold new staging, Romeo unfolds through breathtaking movement and physical storytelling showing the profound connection between two men whose love challenges the world around them. Set to the music of popular artists like Rihanna, Maneskin, Madonna, Garbage, and The Irrepressibles, dancers masterfully blend sultry storytelling with the timeless emotions that come with finding true love. Through soaring duets, electrifying ensemble work, and emotionally-charged choreography, this is Romeo as you’ve never seen it before.