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World Premiere

It's 1965 and the very popular dance party show Bandstand Beat, hosted by none other than the ever-charming, ever-young Sonny Sparks, celebrates its 15th year on TV with a live broadcast featuring the magical music that defined and shaped the 1950s and early '60s. Join the fun — Free dance lessons before each show!
South Bay Premiere

Meet Alvin and Thomas, buddies since kindergarten. Watch the bond between them grow and change, profoundly defining their lives, in this soaring tribute to the power of friendship.
A Holiday Treasure

Enjoy a different aspect of live theatre as this American holiday icon is staged as a 1940s radio play, complete with all sound effects performed in front of the "studio" audience. Find out why the life of one decent man, George Bailey, has such a tremendous impact on every resident in Bedford Falls, as well as on an angel-in-training named Clarence.
So, do yourself a mitzvah: Come to New York's Lower East Side, visit with Izzy, sit a spell with her Bubbie (grandmother) in this romantic comedy as Izzy yearns to trade her traditional Jewish upbringing for the slick glamour of Manhattan's literary scene. Learn from Bubbie's old-world wisdom as she encourages Izzy to find real happiness by choosing a nice pickle salesman from the neighborhood over a sophisticated author. L'chaim! Starring Beverley Griffith as Bubbie.

Glorious, toe-tapping music introduces you to two of America's favorite and influential composers—Scott Joplin, grandson of a slave, and Irving Berlin, son of immigrant Russian Jews—in this tuneful journey intertwining their lives and aspirations. Joplin's grail of artistic success encounters Berlin's commercial success in this imaginative meeting of the King of Ragtime and the Titan of Tin Pan Alley.