On the Mainstage

Snow White

by Greg Banks

Directed by Jimmy Blais
Recommended for: The whole family, ages 6+

April 2026

Presented at Centaur Theatre

Get ready to see Snow White like never before. This fast-paced, physically inventive adaptation tosses the glass coffin and the damsel-in-distress tropes out the window. With just two actors playing everyone—yes, including the Queen, the Huntsman, the Prince, and all seven dwarves—this is a high-energy, shape-shifting ride through the fairy tale you thought you knew.

In this version, Snow White is not waiting around for rescue. She is sharp, curious, and fully in charge of her story. The show breaks away from old-school ideas of beauty and who gets to be the hero, reimagining Snow White as a bold, self-determined character who navigates the world with brains, courage, and a whole lot of heart.

Funny, surprising, and packed with theatrical magic, Snow White invites us to look in the mirror and ask: what if we rewrote the rules?

Produced by special arrangement with Plays for New Audiences

On Tour

Beyond Belief

By Sarah Danielle Pitman

Directed by Jimmy Blais
Recommended for: Elementary students

Rowan and their older sister, Abbey, have always shared in a world of magic through imagination and stories—until Abbey changes. She stops eating, barely speaks, and no longer plays along. Doctors come and go, and grown-ups whisper behind closed doors, but no one can explain what’s happening. If Abbey is sick, why can’t anyone fix it?

After discovering a mysterious egg on the beach, and convinced that it holds a magic that could save their sister, Rowan embarks on a quest filled with strange riddles, mythical creatures, and an enigmatic guide who challenges their understanding of what it means to help someone. But as Rowan’s journey unfolds, they must face a difficult truth: some things can’t be solved by cleverness or courage alone—sometimes, healing takes time, patience, and simply being there.

1984 2061

By Harry Standjofski

Directed by Katey Wattam and Rinchen Dolma
Recommended for: High School students

A futuristic reimagining of 1984, where omnipresent surveillance forces young people to question their relationship with technology, power, and personal freedom, 2061 directly engages with the anxieties of the digital age—examining how constant connectivity shapes our perceptions of privacy and identity.

In a not-so distant future, an all-controlling Party has brainwashed its population to submit to its all-seeing leader, Big Brother. Winston Bishop, a worker for the Ministry of Truth, is tasked with rewriting history to suit the needs of the Party, but longs for freedom and truth. After meeting Julia, who shares his beliefs and rebel spirit, both begin to resist against the totalitarian rules of the Party, hiding from the all-seeing Telescreens which populate every inch of the city. But Big Brother is always watching.

Geordie Theatre Fest

Celestial Bodies

By Jacob Margaret Archer

Directed by Jimmy Blais
Recommended for: Ages 12+

January 2026

Presented at Maison Théâtre

Stella, a fast-thinking (and even-faster-talking) teenager, has barely even started high school, and she’s already over it. Obviously, the best course of action is to lay low and hope that no one notices that she’s an awkward, clinically anxious space-nerd. But when that plan goes supernova and explodes, she scrambles to cope with totally normal teen challenges, like bullying, casual binge eating, and… accidentally becoming an ice hockey goalie?  Armed with supportive but questionably effective advice from her moms (a consummate peacemaker and a pep-talking former Olympian), as well as the unwavering enthusiasm of a high-energy classmate, some surprisingly astute coaching from her somewhat obtuse crush, and a good dog named Oort Cloud, can Stella find the genuine pleasure of existing in a physical body in a world that wants to shame her for the body she has?  Interrogating the way bodies are approached as a problem to be fixed, Celestial Bodies is one girl’s cosmic journey to truly owning, literally and metaphorically, the space she occupies.

2Play at Geordie Theatre Fest

1984 2061

By Harry Standjofski

Directed by Katey Wattam and Rinchen Dolma
Recommended for: High School students

January 2026

Presented at Maison Théâtre

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