What becomes a legend most? For a couple of Jazz Age entertainers, it's all about fame, fortune - and murder.

Can a car that flies withstand an attempt to wrest it from its rightful owners by dastardly villains? Based on the 1968 movie musical, this family-friendly spectacular indeed features - a flying car!

Step, kick, kick, leap, kick, touch ... again, step, kick, kick, leap, kick, touch ... turn, turn, touch down, back step, pivot step, walk, walk, walk. These words start the show and lead into the hopes, fears, frustrations, and insecurities of a group of 18 dancers auditioning for a an 8-member chorus line. Performed as a series of vignettes, the show revolves around the making of a dancer.

CITY OF ANGELS is two shows in one. It is the interweaving of two plots, one dealing with the writing of a screenplay in the legendary Hollywood of the '40's; the other, the enactment of that screenplay.

THE CIVIL WAR draws on letters, diaries, firsthand accounts and the words of Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass and Walt Whitman to create a thrilling "dramatic theatrical concert" that covers the enormous emotional landscape of the most difficult test our nation has ever endured.

Each song tells a story. Each moment is a portrait. Tales of love, security, happiness -- and holding onto them in a world pulling you in a hundred directions at once. From the authors of Starting Here, Starting Now comes a new collection of showstopping songs for ceaseless and troubled times.

Based on the board game, this musical comedy whodunit is 90 minutes of fast-paced song and dance about a mysterious murder, six colorful suspects and a hard-nosed female detective assigned to crack the case. It has 216 possible solutions and the outcome is different every night.

The Marx Brothers attack the Florida real estate boom circa 1920 and find Margaret Dumont, jewels to steal, pockets to pick, lovers to confuse, hotel guests to confound.

A Musical Revue of the Music of Cole Porter

Alice Walker's diverse and unforgettable characters come vividly to life on stage, blending dance with blues, gospel, jazz, swing, rural roots and African music.

Martin is about to get married and gets bopped on the head by his intended spouse. While he is knocked out he dreams of being a stranger at the court of King Arthur and he becomes a confidant of the King by industrializing the realm. When Martin awakes he realizes he is marrying the wrong girl.

“Her name was Lola. She was a showgirl…” Barry Manilow’s Grammy Award-winning song you never forgot is now brought to life onstage!