Announcing Season 74 | Theatre in the Round Players

Season 74: 2025-2026

Stories Reimagined. Voices Rediscovered. Hearts Awakened.

Welcome to Theatre in the Round’s 2025–2026 season—a celebration of timeless tales told anew, courageous journeys through love and loss, and the extraordinary power of connection. This season brings together spirited adaptations, intimate dramas, and theatrical adventures that traverse generations and stir the soul. Join us for a year of discovery, reflection, courage, and heart.

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The Hobbit

a Family Fantasy adapted by Greg Banks
Co-directed by Scott Gilbert & Noah Bremer

May 8 to May 31, 2026

Join band of scrappy storytellers in the near future as they tell the tale of Bilbo Baggins in this inventive adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s classic tale. Swept into a quest with Gandalf and a band of determined dwarves, Bilbo faces trolls, goblins, riddles, and a dragon named Smaug—with bravery he never knew he had. Reminding us the power of stories in difficult times, The Hobbit is a thrilling adventure for all ages.

Running Concurrently with...

The Bearded Company's Swords & Sorcery

An Improvised Fantasy Campaign
A Co-Production with The Bearded Company

May 13, 7:30pm
May 14, 7:30pm
May 15, 10:30pm (following Hobbit)
May 17, 7:30pm (following Hobbit)

Step into a realm of fantasy and adventure where fate is decided by the roll of a 20-sided die. In this improvised fantasy campaign, The Bearded Company will tell you a tale you won’t soon forget. Each show will be an epic story in the lives of legendary adventurers. Dragons will be slain, dungeons will be explored and, nerd or not, there’s something for everyone.

Additional Special Events

Theatre in the Round hosts many special events throughout the season in addition to our shows. Check out what is coming up next!

Blithe Spirit

A Classic Comedy by Noël Coward
Directed by Dann Peterson

June 19 to July 12, 2026
Individual Tickets on sale April 28, 2026

In this sparkling supernatural comedy, novelist Charles Condomine invites a medium to conduct a séance—but instead of inspiration, he accidentally conjures his late (and mischievous) first wife, Elvira. As Elvira wreaks ghostly havoc on Charles and his current marriage, things go from strange to absolutely otherworldly.