The Underground

Sweet Charity is a hopeless romantic who just wants to be loved. She sings, dances, laughs, and cries her way through romance after romance in the Big Apple.

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A bright, sexy and sophisticated comedy with hit songs like  “Big Spender”, “If My Friends Could See Me Now”, “There’s Gotta Be Something Better Than This”, and “I’m a Brass Band Baby”, Sweet Charity captures all the energy, humor, and heartbreak of life in the Big City for an unfortunate but irrepressible optimist.

• Directed by Amber Burns
• Tickets: Adults – $20 | Students – $18

Don’t miss your chance to see TIWY live! Laugh, cry, scream, and leave with a skip in your step. Season tickets are available now:

• Season ticket for 1 = $200
• Season ticket for 2 = $400
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Why become a season ticket holder?  Great question! First and foremost, season tickets come with reserved VIP seating. You’ll never have to worry about showing up early to get a good seat. Second, it’s a great way to support Take It With You. We’re always striving to create the best show we can and knowing that you believe in our mission lets us breathe a little easier.

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The Pursuit of Love will take you on a familiar journey through life as we have all searched for ‘true love’ from infatuation to desperation to finding ‘The One!’.

With cabaret flair, you will see everything from dancing to singing to comedic skits. Featuring the music of Etta James, Peggy Lee, Frank Sinatra and Christina Aquilera.

Make sure to join us for a pre-show social hour from 6-7pm featuring Ricky Lee Biggs.

• Directed by Melinda Van der Vieren
• Tickets: $18

Join Rubber Chicken Theater for a hilarious reading of Dr. Strangelove OR, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.

• Tickets: $10

Summer Special Event!

After a popular premier in 2017, this celebration of original short plays returns. Written by women from all over the world and directed by women from the Twin Ports region, this series of one-act plays highlight the female voice and everything women have to say.

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The Toxic Avenger takes The Underground by storm! Armed with phenomenal strength, a mutant superhero is out to save New Jersey, end global warming, and woo the prettiest, blindest librarian in town.

Based on the 1984 cult classic film, this side-splitting monster of a musical comedy boasts music by David Bryan (keyboardist and founding member of Bon Jovi). You’re sure to fall in love with this “big green freak!”

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• Directed by Jody Kujawa
• Presenting Sponsor: Hartel’s DBJ Disposal Companies

It’s a story almost too incredible to be believed, but it’s true. This Tony Award-winning play is the true story of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf. During the height of World War II in Germany, this 65-year-old transgender German managed to live openly as a woman under the noses of both the Nazi and Communist regimes.

Based on conversations with Charlotte, playwright Doug Wright wrote this Pulitzer Prize-winning piece, which also scored two Tonys on Broadway.

A timely and provocative drama based on George Orwell’s novel, 1984.

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An editor for the Ministry of Truth, Winston is responsible for historical revisionism and “alternative facts” when he meets Julia with whom he shares a new-found loathing for the party.But Big Brother is watching…Big Brother is always watching.

But Big Brother is watching…Big Brother is always watching.

Orwell wrote, “I do not believe that the kind of society I describe necessarily will arrive, but I believe that something resembling it could arrive… Don’t let it happen. It depends on you.”

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Calendar Girls is the hilarious and touching true story of middle-aged friends Chris and Annie who, upon the sudden loss of Annie’s husband, resolve to raise money to buy a new sofa for the family room at the local Yorkshire hospital. Their racy plan to raise the money involves them and fellow Women’s Institute members tastefully posing nude for an annual calendar.

The successful sales and media storm that follows puts Chris  and Annie’s friendship to the test, while also proving “the flowers of Yorkshire are like the women of Yorkshire, the last phase of life is always the most glorious.”

• Directed by Rob Hadaway

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This family drama introduces Willy Loman, a traveling salesman who is fired from his job and is struggling with his failed attempts to find success and happiness.

Willy’s slipping mental health, strained relationships with his sons and his dark secrets from the past have eroded the delusional world in which he lives. Now he clings to one final desperate act. This play remains one of the most profound classic dramas of the American theatre examining reality versus illusion of the American Dream.

• Directed by Robert Lee