Ring in the Yuletide season with a heart-warming holiday show at Harlequin. We don’t yet know exactly what we’ll put on the boards, but rest assured, there will be good cheer, voices raised in song, and plenty of fun for the whole family!
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A sci-fi horror musical, based on the 1960 B-horror satire of the same name, with an electrifying 1960s-inspired pop/rock score.
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It’s December 1959 and the Stardust gang is frantically rehearsing for a highly visible benefit performance.
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Join us as we go back in time, to the show that inspired and launched the Stardust series. First performed at Harlequin in 1993, The 1940s Radio Hour was the first Holiday show on our stage.
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Musician-actors play fresh new orchestrations and entwine the Tony-winning score with Sign Language in this newly realized production.
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Set in 1960 this year, the gang celebrates the election of John F. Kennedy to the White House and the sense that America has entered a new age.
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A 30 year retrospective of the music of Bruce Whitney performed with the magic of illusion, singers, dancers, and aerial artists to explore the mysteries of inspiration.
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Set in December of 1961, The Stardust Christmas Fandango will continue Harlequin’s annual celebration of American pop music for the holidays.
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A heart-wrenching but deeply funny and uplifting story of family, love, loyalty, and hope, The Art of Racing in the Rain is a captivating look at the wonders and absurdities of human life . . . as only a dog could tell it.
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