Things are not always what they seem in the woods.

Gallathea is a fun concoction of goofy boys, sassy gods, and first love.

Join us at the Shenandoah LGBTQ Center at 6:30 PM on April 17th for this fun, quick-witted play.

Leonarda, a beautiful widow in the town of Valencia, Spain, struggles with her commitment to her late husband and the urge to begin the next chapter of her life. She becomes enamored with a man, Camilo, and comes up with a plan to see him while hiding her identity. They meet in the dark with the help of her waiting man and woman. As Camilo schemes to find out the identity of his lover, many plots ensue as other suitors attempt to woo Leonarda. In this Spanish Golden Age play, inspired by the Greek myth Cupid and Psyche, the characters pursue what they want while navigating around the structures that would otherwise restrain them. After all, “What won’t a determined woman do for the sake of her pleasure?”

Check your closets -- The Emperor of the Moon may be hiding inside!

This silly, farcical play by Aphra Behn is full of mistaken identities, mad scientists, and women who know what they want.

Performs on Thursday, December 11th in the Wharf Loft.

Research and Development of a New Play!

Very Small Trouble dramatizes a series of real-life early modern performance-protests led by the women of a small town after Puritan attempts to shut down the May Day festivities.

Performs @ 7:30 PM on Monday, October 27th in the Blackfriars Playhouse