Our 2020-2021 Season

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Episode 6: Dreams

It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play

The Remains

Last year, Andi’s son walked into his high school with a gun and became a national headline. Now, after a year of questions and self-doubt, Andi’s ready to move on - far away from the town that’s seemingly turned its back on her. But before she can leave, she has a few doubts left unsolved; questions that can only be answered by Lindsey, her son’s teacher, and the sole survivor of his deadly attack.

A Simple Romance

With love in the air and a song in their heart, Little Theatre of Virginia Beach is delighted to premiere A Simple Romance, a new musical by Michael Hunsaker featuring an original tale based on Shakespeare’s sonnets.

Songs for a New Day

Songs for A New Day, an outdoor songfest filled with hope and courage sure to put a smile on your face as we travel out of these difficult times.

Lend Me a Tenor

On a very important night for the Cleveland Grand Opera Company, Tito Mirelli, the world-famous Italian tenor, is set to perform the starring role in Otello. Henry Saunders -- General Manager of the company -- is beyond stressed about everything turning out right, and insists that his assistant, Max -- a nervous, young fellow and secret tenor extraordinaire -- watch over Tito’s every move to ensure smooth sailing. After a huge fight with his fiery, Italian wife Maria, Tito receives a double dose of tranquilizers through a series of mishaps. Throw in Diana, an ambitious, female co-star; Maggie, Max’s giddy girlfriend; Julia, a flirty head of the opera guild; and a meddling bellhop fighting for Tito’s attention. Together, you have a recipe for comedic disaster. Max navigates the company through one catastrophe after the next -- an angry wife, a presumed death, crazy costumes, secret sex romps, and loads and loads of slamming doors and mistaken identities -- and, ultimately, takes on the role of Otello to great effect. Together, Max and Saunders find a way to save the Opera Company’s big night in grand, farcical fashion.

Something Rotten

The year: 1595. The place: London. The Queen: Elizabeth…the first! The story: brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom have hit, well, bottom, and that dastardly bard, William Shakespeare, dominates the London theatre scene. It would take a miracle to predict the next great hit that will leave Shakespeare in the dust. Enter Thomas Nostradamus, the slightly less talented nephew of the famous Nostradamus, who predicts the earth-shattering notion of “A Musical!” What ensues is musical comedy genius with song, dance, and deceit as the brothers attempt to preempt Shakespeare’s next big hit. These boys are ready to have their moment in the limelight… but maybe London isn’t. All we can say is that the theatre world will never be the same after these two are done with it! "…A deliriously entertaining new musical comedy that is devilishly clever under its goofy exterior. The influences are clear: 'The Producers,' 'Spamalot' and 'The Book of Mormon.' Yep, this is a blockbuster." - The New York Post "...'Something Rotten!' has established itself as Broadway’s funniest, splashiest, slap-happiest musical comedy in at least 400 years." - Time Out "...loaded with crowd-pleasing showstoppers, deliciously puerile gags and an infectious love of the form it so playfully skewers." - The Hollywood Reporter Show rating: PG-13