Stage 9 has unveiled its 2026 Theatre Season, a heartfelt lineup exploring the relationships that make life rich, funny, and wonderfully complicated.
“This season, we’re diving into the connections between friends, families, lovers, and even strangers who cross paths in the most unexpected ways,” Stage 9 said in its announcement. “Whether you come to laugh, cry, sing along, or see yourself reflected on stage, we can’t wait to share these stories with you.”
2026 Mainstage Season
A Crazy Little Café Called Love: A charming new romantic comedy brewed with humor, heart, and a dash of serendipity. When mismatched lives collide in a small café, love might just be the special of the day. Auditions: Dec. 12–13, 2025 | Performances: Feb. 12–15, 2026
Something’s Afoot: A witty musical spoof of the classic country-house murder mystery. Suspicion, secrets, and song unite a cast of quirky guests who discover that connection can bloom even in chaos. Auditions: Jan. 30–31 | Performances: April 16–19, 2026
Grand Horizons: After fifty years of marriage, one couple’s surprise announcement turns their family upside down. This warm, funny, and deeply human play explores love, independence, and the courage to start again. Auditions: May 22–23 | Performances: July 16–19, 2026
I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (2018 Version): From first dates to golden anniversaries, this musical comedy takes an honest and hilarious look at the relationships that shape our lives. Auditions: Aug. 21–22 | Performances: Sept. 17–20, 2026
Bus Stop: A snowstorm traps a group of strangers in a small-town diner—and hearts begin to thaw. A timeless American story about longing, connection, and finding warmth in unexpected places. Auditions: Sept. 25–26 | Performances: Nov. 19–22, 2026
Special Events
Talking Tombstones (Oct. 24, 2026): A community favorite returns for one special night, introducing audiences to the spirits of the past who share stories of love, loss, and legacy in this unique historical event.
The Shine Series (April 2026): Spotlighting the craft and creativity that bring Stage 9 productions to life.
MisCast Fundraiser (May 2026): A hilarious evening where favorite performers take on roles they’d never usually play—guaranteed fun for a great cause.
At Stage 9, theatre is more than entertainment—it’s about connection. The company invites community members to get involved as actors, directors, musicians, technicians, sponsors, or donors. “We strive to be a welcoming place where everyone can find their spotlight—whether you’re on stage, behind the scenes, or cheering from the audience.”