Not everything goes smoothly. Especially regime change. Of course, when the CIA sends a glee club to overthrow Chile's President, what can you expect next? The answer is OUR MAN IN SANTIAGO. Written by Mark Wilding (Grey's Anatomy, Scandal) and directed by Elizabeth Heron, don't miss this hilarious farce, based on true events, as it heads to The Odyssey Theatre, courtesy of Topanga Actors Company.

With more twists and turns than a rollercoaster, it's no wonder that Shakespeare's breezy romantic comedy has survived the ages. A heady blend of confused lovers, exiled lords and ladies, and melancholy fools wrapped up in delightful music and merriment- don't miss A Noise Within's production of the classic, directed by Susan Angelo, taking you into the woods in spring 2027.

Can you hear the bells? That's the sound of this musical juggernaut making its way to a stage near you! A fantastically buoyant and joyful celebration of positivity, inclusivity, and majestic hair-do's set in 1962, Hairspray is a spirit-lifting hit the whole family will love! Originally finding life in celluloid with John Waters's unforgettable 1988 cult-hit, Hairspray finally made it to the stage in 2002 and has never looked back. The winner of eight Tony Awards, its full-hearted story, plucky heroine, and delicious soundtrack make this one an unmissable instant classic.

As racial tensions simmer in the streets, a talented black actress in rehearsals for a major Broadway production finds that the struggle for racial equality doesn't stop at the stage door in Alice Childress's seminal satire on racism in New York's theatrical world. Sound familiar? Well, Trouble in Mind actually debuted off-Broadway in 1955. Hailed by the Washington Post as one of the greatest plays about racism ever written, Trouble in Mind's darkly comic tone belies the sad fact it remains relevant to this day.

To Kill a Mockingbird comes to the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts as part of the Broadway Series (February 5–28, 2027), in a powerful stage adaptation of Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, dramatized by Christopher Sergel.

Directed and choreographed by Cate Caplin, with music direction by Diane King Vann, Little Women arrives at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center on November 7, 2026.