Based on Steven Spielberg’s hit film of the same name that starred Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks, this high-flying adventure follows Frank Abagnale Jr., a brilliant con artist outrunning the FBI as a pilot, doctor, and lawyer. With a swinging 60’s score and electric energy, this high-stakes game of cat and mouse will keep you hooked until the final bow!

Content Advisory: Mild suggestive themes, mild sexual innuendo, social drinking, smoking, and depictions of fraud/identity theft. Not recommended for young children.

Leapin’ Lizards! It’s a hard-knock life for clever redheaded orphan Annie who, more than anything, just wants a mom and dad. A close escape and stroke of luck pairs her with billionaire Daddy Warbucks who pulls out all the stops to help Annie find her family. Hear showstoppers like “Tomorrow,” “Easy Street” and many more in this family favorite musical.

Content Advisory: Depictions of child neglect (verbal mistreatment in an orphanage) and mild period-appropriate alcohol use.

A Hale Holiday Classic! Our spectacular, heart-warming version of Dickens’ classic tale of redemption is magically brought to life on the Hale Stage. This production is rich with traditional carols, stunning costumes, and memorable characters that are guaranteed to enrich the holiday season for you and your family. Now celebrating its 24th year in Gilbert!

Content Advisory: Intense sequences of "ghostly" imagery, depictions of poverty/death, and some moments that may be frightening for very young children.

On a dark and stormy night, six eccentric guests—Scarlet, Plum, White, Green, Peacock, and Mustard—gather at Boddy Manor for a mysterious dinner party… and their host ends up dead. In Clue, based on the classic board game, the suspects scramble to uncover the killer in this fast-paced comedy full of twists and laughs!

Content Advisory: Slapstick violence, multiple (comedic) murders, prop weapons (gun/knife/rope), and mild suggestive innuendo.

Nunsense is habit-forming! After 52 poor sisters are accidentally poisoned by the convent cook, The Little Sisters of Hoboken stage a talent show in order to raise the money to bury their dearly departed. With ballet, tap dancing, semi-professional circus performing and more! You won’t want to miss this wacky and outrageous madcap musical comedy!

Content Advisory: Lighthearted religious humor and comedic references to accidental food poisoning (death by botulism).

Experience the high-spirited rivalry between local farmers and cowboys in this Rodgers and Hammerstein masterpiece. Set in a turn-of-the-century territory, this soaring adventure follows Curly and Laurey as they find love on the frontier. With unforgettable songs like “Oklahoma,” “Oh What a Beautiful Morning,” “Surrey with the Fringe on the Top,” and more.

Content Advisory: Themes of gun violence, a physical altercation resulting in death, and some dark thematic elements regarding obsession.

Winner of 7 Tony Awards, Damn Yankees is a devilishly funny twist on the Faust legend. Frustrated fan Joe Boyd sells his soul to the Devil to become a star slugger and finally beat the Yankees—but is glory worth the price? Featuring hits like “Whatever Lola Wants,” and “You Gotta Have a Heart,” this classic is a home run for sports fans and skeptics alike.

Content Advisory: Deals with the Devil (occult themes), and social drinking.

A Musical Treat for the Family! This production will be announced on January 14, 2027.

Inspired by a true story and with a stunning score by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, Bright Star tells a sweeping tale of love and redemption in the 1920’s and 40’s American South. When editor Alice Murphy meets a young soldier returning from WWII, a hidden past begins to surface, leading to a powerful journey of discovery, hope, and second chances.

Content advisory: Infant in Peril, Forced Separation/Adoption, Grief, Loss, Social Drinking, Mild Language. Not recommended for young children.

We don’t want to give away the complete narrative of our show, but it is a beautiful portrayal of the resolve of the human spirit to go on, and ultimately triumph, even under some of the most dire of circumstances. In our play there are some brief, but difficult moments. A few crucial scenes of the story which may be disturbing to some, but without which there could be no story. We present these scenes with as much sensitivity as possible without diminishing their importance or impact.