Stepp Stewart’s Motown Motor City Revue is filled with musical memories we all know and love. Imagine those 60’s & 70’s classics coming to life right before your eyes. It’s a tribute show that has it all; Timeless Music, Beautiful Costumes, Amazing Voices and Precision Moves. This Motown spectacular has hits like: STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE, HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE, REACH OUT AND TOUCH, MR. POSTMAN, AIN’T TO PROUD TO BEG and more. A Motown Revue that is solid as a Gold Record.

Nya, an inner-city public high school teacher, is committed to her students but desperate to give her only son Omari opportunities they’ll never have. When a controversial incident at his upstate private school threatens to get him expelled, Nya must confront his rage and her own choices as a parent. But will she be able to reach him before a world beyond her control pulls him away?

Jitney is the eighth play in August Wilson’s Pittsburgh Cycle. It takes place in The Hill District of Pittsburgh in 1977, in a gypsy cab station, during Pittsburgh’s period of so-called “urban renewal.” As the city tries to shut down businesses — including the cab station — to make way for new building, we meet five gypsy cab drivers struggling to survive.

Stepp Stewart’s RED WHITE & BLUE REVUE is a patriotic tribute to Americana.  Wartime music and Big Band sounds lead this swinging musical experience. The perfect show for Veterans and those who have served this Country in any branch of the Armed forces. Classic songs like:  In The Mood, When Johnny Comes Marching Home, Sentimental Journey, Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy and more.

Solomon a commercial developer revitalizes dying city hubs and remodels then to prosper in the 21st century technology market. On the eve of his biggest pitch, Solomon returns to his condo as he awaits the arrival of his current partner, Amir to flush out their pitch. Solomon takes a moment for himself, takes a breath and decides to take a shower. Enters Zenobi unannounced , Solomon ex-partner, returning from a self-love-discovering world trip. She takes in the world that is no longer her’s. Before she can escape without being seen, Solomon returns to the living room where the ex-partners meet for the first time and feelings of the past awaken. Before space can be re-establishes between the two the sounds of a semi-auto gun ripples off the roof and the outside world rallies to the call of danger as a Mass Shooter is killing civilians outside of their condo. When the building go into lockdown Solomon and Zenobi are forced to figure out a way to exist in their own shared space as patterns of their past relationship rekindle emotionally, physically and professionally. Partners is a contemporary love story about the challenges of time, space, and the outside world breaching in.

Two rival teenage gangs, the Jets (White Americans) and the Sharks (Puerto Rican Americans), struggle for control of their neighborhood on the Upper West Side of New York City (Prologue). They are warned by police officers Krupke and Lt. Schrank to stop fighting on their beat. The police chase the Sharks off, and then the Jets plan how they can assure their continued dominance of the street. The Jets’ leader, Riff, suggests setting up a rumble with the Sharks. He plans to make the challenge to Bernardo, the Sharks’ …

Christmas isn’t about the gifts — it’s about the people you spend it with. You probably didn’t need us to tell you that, but the protagonists in Gift of the Magi 2.0 could probably use a reminder. Marietta’s New Theatre in the Square presents this adaptation of O. Henry’s timeless holiday fable by N. Emil Thomas for the 5th year in a row. Jim, an Atlanta streetcar driver struggling to make ends meet during the Atlanta Transit Strike of 1950, goes to great lengths to buy a Christmas gift for his wife Della, unaware that Della is going to similar lengths to afford a gift for him. This story of family, sacrifice and the blessings we take for granted is coming