The captain's daughter and a common sailor on his ship fall in love.

H.M.S. Pinafore

The play pokes fun at English class distinctions of the late 1800s. Captain Corcoran and the "right good crew" of the H.M.S. Pinafore host Sir Joseph, Admiral of the Queen's Navy, an arrogant fellow, who wishes to wed the captain's daughter, Josephine. However, Josephine has "stooped" to love Ralph, a common sailor. Hebe wants to win Sir Joseph's heart while Buttercup conceals her love for the Captain and a dark secret from the past which will affect everyone's future. Deadeye Dick tries to destroy the relationship between Josephine and Ralph by revealing their plan to elope.

The musical that created history by bringing rock 'n' roll to the theatrical stage, Hair defines the '60's generation by examining a group of young adults struggling for generational and personal identity, dealing with the Vietnam War, drugs and teenage pregnancy. Dynamic score includes "Let the Sunshine In," "Aquarius" and "Good Morning Starshine."

Arthur Kipps is an orphan and a draper's apprentice in London at the turn of the century. He inherits a fortune and becomes engaged to an upper-class girl. He breaks this engagement to marry a working-class girl and loses his money in a crooked business scheme.

A New York tramp falls in love with the mayor's amnesiac girlfriend after rescuing her from a suicide attempt.

Hankerin' Hillbillies

Pa Herford loves his five daughters, but there are days he wonders if he should have just raised puppies! All the girls up in the hills are suffering from what Pa calls "The Hankerin'," for they all want to get hitched—and "Any Ol' Man'll Do," as they sing in hillbilly harmony. The only exception is Charlemaine, who only loves her books. But everything changes when government man Marcus Slidell shows up to buy land from the Herfords. For Charlie, it's love at first sight. Marcus, on the other hand, is all business. Unfortunately, the land he wants to purchase is the same plot that the Herfords and the Guernseys have been feuding over for decades. While Marcus tries to figure out what to do, Charlie figures she has to find some way to catch Marcus's eye, so she has Widder Perkins, "The Black Widder," fix her up a love potion. Whooo-eee! After that, things really go crazy! The daffy Bickle Sisters think the Holler is about to be invaded, husband-hunting Herfords and Guernseys try to snare government men right and left and newspaper editors race to get the scoop on what's new with the feud. With hilarious hillbilly songs such as "Thar's a Guv'mint Man in the Holler," "She Has Waaaayyys!," "I Cain't Fight Love" and "Fer True an' Fer Shore," this hysterical musical will have your audiences stomping in the aisle. You'll have a rip-roarin' great time with these Hankerin' Hillbillies!

Happy Valley High

If you love the authentic music from the fifties—forever popular classics such as "Lollipop," "Dungaree Doll" and "Cindy, Oh, Cindy"—then Happy Valley High is perfect for your next major musical. No other show has so many authentic hits from the 1950s. And no other show brings you so much fun with so few production problems. When Al Barbella gives up his career as a sailor, he becomes a teacher at Happy Valley High. He also coaches the football team, which traditionally loses to their "arch rivals" from Hillside High. When a transfer student joins the team, the football fortunes at Happy Valley immediately improve, leading to the exciting game in which the two rivals meet and the gala Homecoming Dance that follows. This show is set in the high school gym and at Sanderson's Soda Shop where everybody goes for sodas and hamburgers, music and fun. Turn back the clock and turn up the volume, because Happy Valley High is a musical treat you won't want to miss!

Annie married Steve on her twentieth birthday-she fell for him the minute they met. Two children and twenty years later, they're still in love...but they've forgotten how to say it. A musical portrait of a woman facing her fortieth birthday and twentieth wedding anniversary all in one day. While looking back at her life and wondering if fulfillment hasn't passed her by, this mid-Western housewife is on the verge of discovering a new definition for happiness.

Our tale begins in the year 1771 when the foundling child Heathcliff, is brought to Wuthering Heights. The passionate but tangled love of the brooding Heathliff and the troubled Cathy unfolds with Heathcliff leaving to travel the world. Heathcliff returns a wealthy man and the story continues to it’s tragic conclusion on the snow covered moors.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch tells the story of transsexual rocker Hedwig Schmidt, an East German immigrant whose sex change operation has been botched and who finds herself living in a trailer park in Kansas. Based on an immigrant woman who used to baby-sit for librettist John Cameron Mitchell while turning tricks in her Kansas trailer, Hedwig finds herself lost and alone, lashing out in rebellion against her physical and emotional mutilation, all the while motivated by an overpowering desire to find her "other half," whoever or whatever that might be.

Hee Haw Hayride

The Tollivers and the Calhouns are always fussin' 'an' a-feudin', which makes things difficult for Emmy Lou, a Tolliver, and Lee Roy, a Calhoun. The story of the 200-year old battle even appears in a scandal sheet "Strange But True." A couple of near-bankrupt New York publishing houses send agents to sign up the conflicting families. It ain't easy having to go to the town of Lonesome Polecat. It's filled with colorful characters like Ruby Perkins, who not only is a whiz at terrible jokes, she knows how to catch a husband. Wait till you meet Maw Tolliver and her daughters, Petunia and Dulcy. Stand back (and we mean WAY back!) when you see Bubba and Goober. Watch Paw Calhoun confuse Shirley Temple with Rin Tin Tin the Wonder Dog. Talk about raising the roof then bringing the house down!

Ten nameless characters pair up in ten different scenes of sexual pleasure and/or despair. One character from each scene moves on to the next, seemingly dumping his old partner in favor of new prey.

HELLO, DOLLY! is an ebullient and irresistible story of the joy of living, glittering with happy songs, shining with loving scenes, alive with the personality of one of the most fabulous characters on the musical stage...Dolly Gallagher Levi!

A concert in aid of the Royal National Institute For The Blind and the Combined Theatrical Charities in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen of the United Kingdom and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh