2026 THEATRE SEASON
The Prince of Egypt
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The Prince of Egypt The Prince of Egypt brings the timeless story of Moses to life in a powerful production filled with soaring music, emotional depth, and epic storytelling. Inspired by the beloved animated film, this sweeping musical follows two brothers—Moses, raised as an Egyptian prince, and Ramses, heir to the throne—whose bond is tested when Moses discovers the truth about his past.​
Featuring unforgettable songs like “When You Believe,” “Deliver Us,” and “Through Heaven’s Eyes,” alongside breathtaking new musical numbers, The Prince of Egypt explores themes of identity, freedom, faith, and compassion. As Moses rises to challenge injustice and lead his people toward liberation, he must face impossible choices that will change the fate of a nation.​Join us for this extraordinary theatrical experience that will move your heart and inspire your spirit.
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March 13 - 22
at the Uptown Theater
Suggested for ages 8+
This production is family-friendly but best suited for older children, teens, and adults due to:
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Mild moments of intensity and peril (plagues, conflict, and dramatic scenes)
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Emotional themes of identity, faith, freedom, death, and sacrifice
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Depictions of oppression and historical struggle
June 12 - 2
at the Uptown Theater
Suggested for ages 10+
This production is best suited for older children, teens, and adults due to:​
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Fast-paced humor and frequent wordplay that may go over younger audiences’ heads
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Some mature jokes, innuendo, and satire
Something Rotten!
Something Rotten! is a wildly funny, fast-paced musical comedy that takes audiences back to the Renaissance—where two struggling playwright brothers are desperate to outshine their rock-star rival, William Shakespeare.
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Packed with outrageous humor, dazzling tap numbers, and nonstop theatrical references, this clever show follows Nick and Nigel Bottom as they hatch a ridiculous plan to write the world’s first musical. What follows is a joyful explosion of chaos, creativity, and over-the-top fun as they discover that chasing success can be just as messy as it is hilarious.
With show-stopping numbers, sharp wit, and plenty of inside jokes for theater lovers (and newcomers alike), Something Rotten! is a laugh-out-loud celebration of creativity, ambition, and the magic of live theater.
Dare to Dream Jr.
Dare to Dream Jr. is a heartwarming Disney musical revue that celebrates courage, imagination, and the power of believing in yourself. Featuring favorite songs from beloved Disney films, this joyful production follows a cast of young performers as they journey through iconic stories and moments, discovering that dreams are worth chasing—no matter how big they seem.
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With music from The Little Mermaid, Frozen, Moana, Encanto, Beauty and the Beast, and more, this high-energy show highlights themes of friendship, perseverance, kindness, and self-discovery. Each number encourages audiences to embrace their unique voice and dare to dream boldly.
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Perfect for families and audiences of all ages, Dare to Dream Jr. is a colorful, uplifting theatrical experience that will leave you smiling long after the final bow.
July 24 & 25
at the Uptown Theater
Appropriate for all ages
This production is part of GPAC's Summer in the Arts programming
June 12 - 2
at the Uptown Theater
Suggested for ages 13+
This production is best suited for teens and adults due to:​
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Dark themes, moments of intensity, and frightening scenes
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Emotional themes of identity, obsession, morality, and inner conflict
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Depictions of violence, death, and psychological struggle
Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical
Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical is a dark and gripping theatrical thriller that explores the battle between good and evil within a single soul. Based on the classic novella by Robert Louis Stevenson, this powerful musical follows brilliant doctor Henry Jekyll as he pursues a dangerous experiment to separate humanity’s light from its darkness—with terrifying consequences.
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Featuring a sweeping, dramatic score with iconic songs like “This Is the Moment,” “Someone Like You,” and “Confrontation,” the story unfolds across fog-filled streets and shadowy corners of Victorian London. As Jekyll loses control to his sinister alter ego, Edward Hyde, the lives of those around him are pulled into a web of obsession, fear, and tragedy.
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Moody, intense, and emotionally charged, Jekyll & Hyde is a haunting theatrical experience that delves deep into identity, ambition, and the cost of unleashing what we try hardest to hide.
PUFFS
October 16 - 25
at the Uptown Theater
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Suggested for ages 12+
This production is best suited for older children, teens, and adults due to:
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Comedic depictions of peril, fantasy violence, and chaotic situations
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Themes of identity, belonging, friendship, and self-worth
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Fast-paced humor, satire, and references that older audiences will better appreciate
Puffs (Or: Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic & Magic) is a hilarious and heartfelt comedy that flips the wizarding world on its head—telling the story from the perspective of the students who usually stand in the background.
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Follow a group of well-meaning, awkward, and fiercely loyal underdogs as they navigate seven chaotic years at a magical school where they are constantly overshadowed by the “chosen ones.” Packed with fast-paced comedy, clever references, and unexpected emotional moments, Puffs celebrates friendship, perseverance, and finding your place in the world.
With its inventive storytelling, quick costume changes, and laugh-out-loud humor, Puffs is a joyful theatrical experience for audiences who love fantasy, comedy, and stories about the power of ordinary heroes.
December 11 - 20
Uptown Theater
Suggested for all ages
The show is family-friendly but best suited for older children, teens, and adults due to:
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Mild moments of suspense and historical conflict (Russian Revolution references)
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Emotional themes of loss, identity, and self-discovery
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Annie
Annie is a beloved, feel-good musical that has charmed audiences for generations with its unforgettable songs and hopeful spirit. Set during the Great Depression, this classic story follows Annie, a spirited orphan with a heart as big as her dreams, whose unwavering optimism changes the lives of everyone she meets.
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Featuring iconic songs like “Tomorrow,” “It’s the Hard-Knock Life,” and “Maybe,” this joyful production celebrates resilience, kindness, and the power of family—both the one you’re born into and the one you build. As Annie finds her way from the orphanage to the home of Oliver Warbucks, she discovers that even in the toughest times, hope can shine brightly.
Perfect for audiences of all ages, Annie is a timeless musical full of laughter, heart, and inspiration.