Theatre444 is proud to announce performance dates for the rarely produced play, How I Learned to Drive. Compassionate, heartbreaking, and sometimes even funny, Paula Vogel's Pulitzer Prize-winning play chronicles one woman's journey to break the cycle—and silence—surrounding the years of sexual abuse she experienced at the hands of a beloved family member. How I Learned… MoreHow I Learned to Drive
Theatre444 is proud to bring you a new vision of cultural favorite, Sweeney Todd which has become a bloody, worldwide success since being awarded eight Tony's, (including Best Musical), for its Broadway premiere. Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's tasty, thrilling, theatrical treat has simultaneously shocked, awed and delighted audiences across the world. Sweeney Todd: The… MoreSweeney Todd
These questions in Sophocles’ Antigone resonate as strongly as ever in Richard Emil Braun’s poetic translation. The HWS Theatre 2024-2025 season opens with Antigone, directed by Professor of Theatre H. May. This classical Greek tragedy will be performed Thursday, Oct. 3 - Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024 in the Sunken Gardens on the HWS Arts Campus… MoreAntigone
In the world of competitive air guitar there is one big question: will you shred or be shredded? From dingy dive bars to the national championships, this group of quirky performers really rocks. But as newcomer Nina soon learns, there’s much more to air guitar than glitz, glam and gorgeous hair. What secrets are revealed… MoreAirness
Theatre444 is proud to bring you a unique and new two-man musical; The Story of My Life with music & lyrics by Neil Bartram and a Book by Brian Hill. The Story Of My Life follows the friendship of Alvin and Thomas, two men from a small town. These lifelong friends are reunited after Alvin's… MoreThe Story of My Life
One charming devil, four challenged souls, and maybe, possibly, a witch? This refreshingly modern, comedic, retelling of the Jacobean Drama, The Witch of Edmonton, explores topics of gender, sexuality, parenthood, love, power and self-worth. Written by celebrated playwright, Jen Silverman, Witch plays like a fairy-tale but penetrates like deep philosophy. While you won't lose your… MoreWitch
Theatre444 announces the Regional Premiere of a new contemporary musical; In Pieces, written and composed by Fred Ebb Award Finalist and Jonathan Larson Grant Finalist, Joey Contreras. Featuring a pop-driven score, the musical invites you to explore the intricate tapestry of love, loss, and self-discovery through the eyes of eight vibrant characters, across three chapters… MoreIn Pieces, A Regional Premiere
The first program in Historic Geneva's Spring Program Series will look at the history of Geneva’s changing waterfront. The shores of Seneca Lake have shaped Geneva and its people from its founding to the present day. From Haudenosaunee fishing grounds, to commercial wharves, to industrial zone, to recreation area, the waterfront is a chronicle of… MoreGeneva’s Changing Waterfront
Join Geneva Reads for a discussion about this year’s Community Read “A People’s History of the American Revolution” by Ray Raphael The book brings the American Revolution to life by spotlighting the powerful, often overlooked stories of everyday people - women, Native Americans, African Americans, and others whose voices shaped the nation’s fight for freedom.… MoreBook Discussion: A People’s History of the American Revolution by Ray Raphael
Join Historic Geneva Curator John Marks for a short and informal history program at Lake Drum Brewing. This month he will share a captioned slide show of the 20th-century boats produced in Geneva or used on Seneca Lake. Stop by to dream of summer on the lake! Come in any time, stay as long as… MoreHistory Happy Hour: 20th-Century Boats
