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Luminous Birch is a fairytale love story; a trip into a man's subconscious mind where self-discovery and illumination send us deep into a complex combination of film and live stage theatrics. The journey is accompanied by an entire silent movie and beautiful soundtrack. Learn more...

Good Bobby recounts the formative adult years of Robert F. Kennedy, one of history's great "what ifs." From his battles with Jimmy Hoffa to his stint as Attorney General to the assassination of John Kennedy, RFK struggles to find his own voice and step out of the enormous shadows created by his family. Learn more...

It's time for Seder dinner at the Price family home--and it's the last time the family members will gather there. The patriarch, Marvin, has Alzheimer's, and his wife is arranging to move him into Serenity Willows. What she hasn't told her four daughters is that she plans to move in with her widowed neighbor Harold, with whom she has begun a relationship. Learn more...

An American pop culture phenomenon comes to the musical stage! The 1970s Saturday morning cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math, science and politics is now live on stage, instructing a whole new generation with songs like "Just a Bill," "Figure Eight," "Conjunction Junction" and more. Children just discovering the TV series--and Generation Xers seeking a taste of nostalgia--will have a blast! Learn more...

The world premiere production of Butterflies of Uganda: Memories of a Child Soldier is a fictional rendering of the all-too-real ordeal of Uganda's child soldiers. The play tells the story of Mary, who as a young Acholi girl was stolen from her home in northern Uganda and forced to fight as a soldier of the Lord's Resistance Army. Learn more...

A family struggles for survival in Bad Hurt On Cedar Street when matriarch Elaine is required to care for her drug-addicted, Desert Storm-vet son, her developmentally disabled daughter, and her husband--who seems bent on ignoring it all. Will love see the Kendall family through? Learn more...

Jariya performs their latest multi-media show, The Prejudice of a Certain Personality Type, at the Greenway Court Theatre. Jariya is a trio of international female multi-instrumentalists/video artists whose innovative approach to song writing and performing (the three members of Jariya play a total of fifteen instruments on stage) draws comparisons to the likes of Radiohead, Gotan Project and Laurie Anderson. Learn more...

Greenway Arts Alliance presents Hercules on Normandie, a magical play with music that addresses contemporary issues: the Iraq war, prison as big business, the Catholic Church, and homophobia, with a dramatic and satirical style. It follows a young Latino, Miguel, back from Fallujah. His grandfather reveals that Miguel's father Hercules Johnson, a black man, is not dead but is alive and on death row. With the help of a mischievous angel, Hercules escapes and is united with his son. Learn more...