Love, misunderstandings, and plenty of sharp wit take center stage in Kate Hamill’s sparkling adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Elizabeth Bennet prides herself on good judgment—until the enigmatic Mr. Darcy challenges everything she thought she knew about love and first impressions. With playful theatricality, hilarious double casting, and a modern comedic spark, this fresh take on Jane Austen’s beloved romance is as clever as it is swoon-worthy.

It’s back—and hungrier than ever. We’re bringing Little Shop of Horrors back to our stage with a brand-new production of the cult-favorite musical packed with doo-wop hits, outrageous comedy, and one very dangerous plant. When shy florist Seymour discovers a mysterious new species that promises fame, fortune, and romance, his struggling flower shop suddenly starts to bloom—but the plant has a monstrous appetite. Featuring the unforgettable score by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. Just remember: don’t feed the plants.

A neighborhood convenience store becomes the center of a family’s world in Kim's Convenience, the hit comedy by Ins Choi that inspired the beloved TV series. In a rapidly changing city, Mr. Kim is determined to hold onto the small shop he built for his family—but as outside pressures grow and the next generation charts its own path, the future of the store is anything but certain. Warm, funny, and deeply relatable, this heartfelt comedy celebrates family, tradition, and the ties that connect generations.

Back by popular demand—with a brand-new production! The 39 Steps returns in this wildly inventive stage comedy inspired by the classic thriller by Alfred Hitchcock. When an ordinary man suddenly finds himself tangled up with spies, secrets, and a mysterious organization known only as “The 39 Steps,” he’s launched into a breakneck chase packed with disguises, daring escapes, and outrageous twists. With a handful of actors playing dozens of roles, this fast-paced theatrical romp delivers nonstop laughs and breathtaking stage magic.

Cousins Sade and Mina used to be inseparable. Now leading very different lives, they return to their childhood town for the funeral of Sade’s mother. While Sade is on a three-day furlough from prison and Mina experiences a brief reprieve from her successful career and life on the West Coast, the two try to make sense of grief, home, love and kinship. As the clock ticks down, the cousins grapple with their conflicting memories of the past and their shared hopes for the future. Poetic and theatrical, Furlough’s Paradise explores family dreams of a utopia yet to be realized.

Described as “a striking Southern Gothic work” (The New York Times), Covenant is a haunting new play that pushes the boundaries between myth and reality. Avery is desperate for a way out of her small Georgia town. When her childhood friend Johnny returns after making a name for himself as a blues star, Avery may have found her chance. But Johnny’s sudden fame leads to gossip that he made a deal with the devil to attain his newfound musical genius, and before long it becomes clear that he’s not the only one in town with a secret. A suspense-filled thriller that delivers one devilish twist after another, Covenant explores the gripping power of belief and the thin veil between rumor and truth.

In Peter Pan Goes Wrong, the hilariously accident-prone troupe behind the smash-hit The Play That Goes Wrong attempts their most ambitious production yet: J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan. Flying effects misfire, scenery collapses, cast rivalries erupt, and one technical disaster follows another as the company battles its way toward Neverland. Packed with outrageous physical comedy and gleeful theatrical chaos, this crowd-pleasing spectacle proves once again that when the Cornley Drama Society puts on a show, everything that can go wrong absolutely will—making it a perfect night of laughter for audiences of all ages.