Shows At Stephanie Feury Theater

(Un) Drinkable is a play about the Flint, Michigan toxic water, Will's Dramaturg is a play about Shakespeare's writing Writing.

A coincidence is “a remarkable concurrence of events without apparent causal connection.” But what if there IS a causal connection?

The story of having a son with autism and all that goes along with it. With a comedic take on all the trials, the tribulations and the triumphs.

The only clown show ever to be named REQUIRED VIEWING by the United States Department of Health, "Doctor" Adam Frost-Venrick "Esq." is tasked with presenting an audience of increasingly credulous Americans with some new (or rather, very old) methods of medicine. Are you interested in p

Are you worried about how America is changing? Want to learn how to stay safe as a female in this economy? Then join me Ashley Diaz on my live stream. Being The Perfect Woman: A Guide to Going Back Into Hiding Post 2024 is definitely what you need. I'll teach you to blend in and survive.

Blow the Man Down is the story of seven sailors adrift at sea who set forth on the adventure of a lifetime — all set to a backdrop of sea shanties and Shakespeare (with a few surprises along the way). In the style of “Choir of Man” and “SIX” meets a jam band.

Poet. Recluse. Visionary. A musical blending her real words, with original songs and script sparked by her complicated mind. It’s intimate, a little depressing, a little manic—and, somehow, funny. Regardless: always one wild night!

Decades of life. Zero takeaways. From idealism in the Peace Corps to turbulence as a flight attendant to chaos Off-Broadway, Christine Blackburn has the kind of “life experience” people say you can’t buy — and wouldn’t, if they could.

An American housewife, Barbera, has a spirited argument with Marlene (transwoman) aboard a Berlin train. One fears State intervention will render her out of existence; the other fears abandonment of traditional values. They disagree over the right to choose for one’s own body, and book burning and

Gilded Spindle by Shannon L. Reagan reimagines Rumpelstiltskin in a vivid blend of live actors and life-sized puppets. Performed by the Wyndwolf Players and produced by Wyndwolf Puppets, the tale follows a young woman in a medieval world that denies her agency.