Jeremy Sony

150 years after Lewis Carroll wrote about Alice's adventures in Wonderland, a young girl goes missing and her sister Lacie discovers an impossible secret—all the stories were real. Now, Lacie must travel through the looking glass where she meets the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter and even curiouser, a lost Otherlander like her—from two centuries before she was born. With time broken and Wonderland on the brink of war, Lacie find herself at the heart of a rebellion against the Queen. Will she find a way to save her sister and escape back through the looking glass, or will she be too late and end up trapped in Wonderland forever?

Sword fights, secret identities, love, betrayal, redemption: history and legend collide in this new tale of Robin Hood! ​When the Brothers Huntingdon lost their parents to the treachery of King Henry of the Plantagenets, their lives took very different paths. When their paths cross again in Sherwood Forest, they find a Queen fighting for freedom, the King who destroyed their family, and the truth about their connection to the legendary Robin Hood. Their feud puts the very future of England at stake, as one brother puts the law before his kin, while the other discovers that being an outlaw might just be in his blood. [Run time est. 2 hours]

We all know The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Or do we? After Ichabod Crane was chased down by the Headless Horseman and vanished into the night, a new schoolteacher, Abigail Seymour, moves to town. She's more concerned with teaching than listening to ghost stories, but soon discovers that the Headless Horseman is still out there. And worse? He's after her! Now, Abigail and her students must hurry to retrace Ichabod's final days in Sleepy Hollow and find a way to stop the Horseman once and for all, lest she meet the same fate. As they race to solve the mystery of what really happened, Abigail crosses paths with Katrina Van Tassel, Brom Bones, and all of Irving's original characters — uncovering secrets and revelations about that fateful night in Sleepy Hollow. This full-length stage play picks up in the final pages of Washington Irving's classic, revealing a previously untold piece of the legend.

In the not-too-distant future, fifty-two regular Americans are being selected to join the first city-settlement on the planet Mars through the most rigorous selection process known to human-kind: reality TV. The Mars Ohio seat is up first and as the last four contestants prepare for finale week, a surprise crisis exposes new secrets, ignites rivalries, and sets off a chain of events that could get all of them voted off the mission.

When several scientists go missing at the 1939 World's Fair, a teenager name Madeline sets out to find two of them; her parents. Teaming up with a gang of orphans and a strange new friend with her own secrets, Madeline finds that under the streets of New York an old world stirs, and that stories of Dracula, Van Helsing, Frankenstein, and werewolves aren't stories at all. Her quest unravels secrets about who she really is, and Madeline must find a way to save her family without becoming a monster herself.

When a new infectious pathogen is discovered in a remote village in Belgium---a supervirus that means nothing less than the beginning of the end---one of the world’s leading scientific minds figures out a way to stop the outbreak; but his theory is untested, unthinkable, and while it could save most of the planet, it would cost millions of lives. Regardless of the risk, he’s convinced it’s the only way to save us all. What’s more frightening is, he might be right. He can’t execute his plan alone, and the one person he’s trying to convince to help him--- a brilliant young scientist and insider at the CDC---is the one person who could stop him: his daughter. The question is, should she?

Agatha just wants to feel something before the end, and Charlie just wants more wine. Alone on a city rooftop at the end of the world, these two strangers think they know what they want, until Sally and Oscar show up and the end of the world gets complicated.

Laura just wants to make friends. Sam just wants to read the paper. And Alan needs to focus on his work. But Laura's got to know, "what's in the cooler?" Three strangers, one sub-way car, and a potentially explosive situation.