The Importance of Being Earnest is a play by Oscar Wilde in which friends Jack and Algernon’s double-lives interfere with their romantic pursuits. It is a farcical comedy in which the protagonists maintain fictitious personæ to escape burdensome social obligations.

How I Learned to Drive is the story of a woman who navigates both the rules of the road and the complexities of life from behind the wheel. This poignant, often surprising narrative blends humor and heartbreak, offering a compelling tale of survival through the lens of a troubled relationship between a young girl and her uncle. Nostalgic moments of learning to drive are woven together with hard-hitting lessons about life's darker truths.

This story is told through a woman’s recollections of an inappropriate romantic and sexual relationship she developed with her aunt’s husband during her teenage years, please be aware of the following content notice: This show contains mature themes, including grooming, sexual abuse, power imbalances, and the long-term impact of trauma. The play also features strong language and discussions of sexual situations. While these themes are handled with care, they may be distressing for some
audience members. Viewer discretion is advised.

In Bikini Bottom, the stakes have never been higher when an unexpected disaster arises: the total annihilation of the undersea world as we know it. Reactions to the crisis range from:
● an exploitative get-rich-quick scheme
● blaming the disaster on land mammals who have entered the community
● a plan to control the population through mind control
● a celebrity performance to fundraise money to help everyone
● idolization of an unexpected and glorified cult leader
(Sound familiar?)
SpongeBob and Sandy Cheeks develop a science-backed plan to fix the danger, but they’re up against the clock as their neighbors tear themselves apart.