2025-2026 Season:
Upcoming:
FALL 2025
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW SHADOWCAST – OCTOBER 31 @ 8 PM
Directed by Sophie Raes ’28
Theatre Intime (Hamilton Murray Theater)
Jointly produced with Theatre Intime
Join us for the return of one of Princeton’s most memorable Halloween events, our annual shadowcast performance of The Rocky Horror Picture Show (complete with audience participation). Let’s do the time warp again!
SEX ON BROADWAY: GROWING PAINS – NOVEMBER 7 – 8
Whitman Theatre
No sex, just Broadway! Our annual all-frosh musical theater cabaret show produced and performed by the incoming class of 2029.
BIT PARTS – DECEMBER 5 – 7
Book, Lyrics, and Music by John Heitz ‘28, Zoë Nadal ‘28, and Tal Naider ‘28
Whitman Theatre
Bit Parts is a new musical comedy satirizing the genre of high school dramas while following a senior’s quest of self-discovery. When Jenny, who has been treated as a side character all her life, is asked about plans for her future, she realizes that she has no clue what’s in store for her. She, along with her friend Ted, navigate what it means to come of age, finding who they are as characters in a show that wasn’t always written for them…
Directed by Zoë Nadal ‘28 and John Heitz ‘28; Music Directed by Tal Naider ‘28
SPRING 2026
COMPANY – FEBRUARY 20-22 & 27-28
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by George Furth
Theatre Intime (Hamilton Murray Theater)
Examining the most fundamental sides of the human condition, Sondheim’s game-changing musical Company depicts the confusing and hazy moments of life in vivid vignettes. Both witty and mellow, it follows a man and his failed relationships, as he tries to figure out what it’s all about. Will he find the company he needs?
Directed by Adam Bathurst ‘27; Music Directed by Morgan Taylor ‘27
Company is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com
NEXT TO NORMAL – APRIL 3-5
Music by Tom Kitt
Book and Lyrics by Brian Yorkey
They’re the perfect loving family on the outside. But between Diana’s bipolar episodes, her daughter’s feelings of abandonment, and her particular attachment to her son Gabe, they’re actually anything but. Though, is perfect really normal? Next to Normal provides a raw, emotional look at the impacts of mental health and the strength needed to face life’s challenges.
Directed by Emily Boyd ’28; Music Directed by Karin Zimba ’27
Next to Normal is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com