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The American Theatre Guild, the largest not-for-profit touring Broadway presenter in the nation, has unveiled its highly anticipated 2022–2023 Season for the Pikes Peak Center. The Season will start off with big news as the number of Broadway show performances increases to three due to popular demand.

Joe Stilgoe: Theatre - Singer/pianist/songwriter Joe Stilgoe, with the Metropole Orchestra. Overture, Take Me Back To The Theatre, Cabaret, Lost In The Stars, Does Anybody Have A Map?, On Broadway, Mr Matcham, The King's New Clothes, Gonna Build A Mountain, No More/ Nothing's Gonna Harm You/Children Will Listen, Bring Down The Curtain, Dad's Lullaby.

Anya Turner & Robert Grusecki: In this Raggedy Time - New songs written during and around the pandemic. Anya Turner and Robert Grusecki with John Putnam (guitar) Tod Hedrick (bass), and John Redsecker (drums). In This Raggedy Time, Never Let It Go, What I Miss, So Much More, The Alibi, I Am Such A Dreamer, Stay Home, Second Wave, Dude Gotta Go, Come November 2020, Elizabeth 1918, Glittering Prizes, Don't Worry, That's Why I Love You, Something New (in the New Year).

The musical “Knoxville” finally has its premiere at the Sarasota, Florida, Asolo Repertory Theatre.

Peppermint: Moment Of Weakness: Letters To My Lovers - ctress, singer, songwriter, television personality, drag queen, and activist Peppermint (Head Over Heels). The Little Things, Gifts, Crumbs, Stat, The Fear, Moment of Weakness, Rush In, Broken Home (with Jerome Bell), Last Breath, Ends in Goodbye.

Small Umbrella Theatre Company and Black Arts Alliance Southwest Missouri open "Once on This Island," Friday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m.

Take a journey into the Jungle of Nool and the invisible world of the Whos with UP Stage’s presentation of “Seussical The Musical.” As the name implies, you’ll meet plenty

But it was the seniors of the Mosaic Harmony community choir who got things shaking.

An eloquently emotional reflection about what matters most in our lives – the bonds of faith, family and love that sustain us.

Jeff Harnar – I Know Things Now: My Life in Sondheim’s Words - JEFF HARNAR heard the story of his own life in the songs of the late Stephen Sondheim, the iconic composer and lyricist known for changing the landscape of musical theater. Harnar wove over 25 Sondheim songs from familiar anthems like Being Alive and Losing My Mind to rarities like Dick Tracy s Live Alone and Like It and More into an original narrative, reimagining them for an LGBTQ+ audience and creating a self-portrait of a pro...