Past Shows

W.A. Mozart

Paintings by famous French Impressionist artist provide both the inspiration and the starting point for Mozart's Così fan tutte - A School for Lovers. Questions of love and fidelity are explored when two young soldiers accept a bet from an old "cynic of love" on the faithfulness of their fiances. The girl's maid makes things even more interesting, and everyone learns a lesson in the end.

Franz Lehar

Three parties in three acts - Paris in 1895 is the setting for this comic operetta, brimming with gorgeous and memorable music, intriguing characters, and a plot that twists and turns. The Merry Widow is one of the most well-loved and most-performed operettas of all time.

Otto Nicolai

Set in 1950s suburbia, our modern twist on classic the classic Shakespeare comedy was a delight to all the senses.

Gilbert & Sullivan

pirates, Pirates, PIRATES!  Penzance was alive with practical pirates, crazy constables, and naïve nieces as LOT delivered this rollicking classic to the stage of the Rialto Theater.

Forrest & Wright

Ancient Bagdad never looked so good!  The sweeping melodies based on the classic music of Alexander Borodin was brought to life in this luscious Golden Age musical.

Gilbert & Sullivan

This comedy, set in the town of Titipu, Japan, left all gasping for breath with non-stop nonsense.

Giacomo Puccini

Emotional and moving, this tragic love story thrilled our audiences with both musical and visual beauty.

Gilbert & Sullivan

Ship Ahoy!  True Love triumphed over all as the Lass That Loved The Sailor came alive to delight both young and old.