THE 2026-2027 MAINSTAGE SEASON

787135961_1423280806353337_3047288048892493234_n

A raunchy, high-energy stage adaptation of the cult classic horror film franchise. Five college students go to an abandoned cabin in the woods, and accidentally unleash an evil force that turns them all into demons. It's all up to Ash, a housewares employee and his trusty chainsaw to save the day. Blood flies. Pure comedy from start to finish, Evil Dead has been compared to The Rocky Horror Show, having fun with horror and appealing to a wide audience. It's the show with the famous "Splatter Zone"!

Evil Dead the Musical
Book and Lyrics by George Reinblatt
Music by Frank Cipolla, Christopher Bond, Melissa Morris & George Reinblatt
Directed by Thom Currie
Musical Director Danny Johnson
October 1-24, 2026
Magnus Theatre Mainstage
787197031_1727169381899690_9089231575080281100_n

It's summertime on the rez. Lenna, the youngest of the Little family, is preparing to leave home for her first year of college, with little enthusiasm or help from her stubborn father and reckless brother. Amidst lingering doubts about departing the family flock, Lenna collides into a meet-cute with the charming and awkward Sam Thomas, who is returning to the reserve after many years away. With the promise of a romance budding between them, Lenna is caught in a whirlwind of uncertainty, wondering if she's ready to bid farewell just as she's about to take flight. A true romantic comedy, Niizh is a refreshing coming-of-age romcom about two young lovebirds leaving the nest.

Niizh
By Joelle Peters
November 12-28, 2026
Magnus Theatre Mainstage
787341572_1227025016268767_5810893181795182158_n

This festive two-person comedy puts a playful spin on Charles Dickens’ beloved classic, blending holiday magic, quick wit and a little Monty Python-style mischief.

Perfect for audiences of all ages, A Christmas Carol Comedy is a joyful and wonderfully irreverent way to celebrate the season. With plenty of laughs, holiday spirit and unexpected twists, this fresh take on a timeless Christmas story is sure to delight the whole family.

A Christmas Carol Comedy 
By Katie Leamen
December 10-20, 2026 
Magnus Studio Theatre

786768724_1039241868883725_2711193052065269227_n

A well-to-do Canadian couple has taken early retirement in an isolated town in Greece. As they are adapting to their new life, they meet a young tourist who has been robbed on the beach. Soon after taking the young man in, their own lives begin to fall apart as they discover their identities are being wiped out along with their finances. Panic takes hold as they attempt to recover their lives and they realize that they are completely at the mercy of their guest. In this world of AI, disinformation and algorithm-driven social media, how does anyone know who anyone else is any more?

Succour (World Premiere)
By Marcia Kash & Douglas E. Hughes
Directed by Thom Currie
February 4-20, 2027 
Magnus Theatre Mainstage

787287921_2128925784636925_1203148803189255940_n

Jerry is a literary agent; Emma runs an art gallery; Robert is a publisher. Emma and Robert are married and Jerry is Robert's best friend, but Emma and Jerry have had a seven-year affair. The play opens with Emma and Jerry meeting for lunch in 1977, two years after the affair has finished and the relationship of the three is traced backwards nine years to the evening when it all began. Written by the Nobel winning author of last season's No Man's Land.

Betrayal 
By Harold Pinter
Directed by Amy Sellors
March 11-27, 2027 
Magnus Studio Theatre

786313813_3004248439922991_3559729885145905729_n

A comedy in the spirit of Boeing Boeing and Perfect Wedding, this side-splitting play within a play has been called "the funniest farce ever written". Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a farce called Nothing On. Slamming doors, on and offstage intrigue, and an errant herring all figure in this hilarious, high-energy comedy. Breakneck speed, precision slapstick and un unbelievable set will blow audiences away.

Noises Off 
By Michael Frayn
Directed by Thom Currie
May 6-22, 2027 
Magnus Theatre Mainstage