A handsome, rough-hewn stranger wheels into 1950s Kansas, stirring up gossip and inspiring young love as the town prepares for its Labor Day feast in Inge’s thoughtful revision of his Pulitzer-winning romantic comedy Picnic.

Agamemnon’s return from the Trojan War triggers betrayal & murder in his family – even the gods are taking sides. Can the cycle of bloody retribution be remedied by a new kind of justice?

Schoolmaster Ichabod Crane has a taste for Gothic stories and a frightful imagination to match. But one night, riding home from a party, the harrowing story of the Headless Horseman becomes all too real. Can Ichabod keep his head in this spooky seasonal classic?

Denise abandons school & family to take up with a charismatic preacher – leaving a confused brother behind seeking answers. What makes a smart young woman sacrifice a promising future for blind faith?

Pip, a destitute orphan, is taken in by a wealthy recluse and her beautiful, cold-hearted daughter. Though he strives to be a proper English gentleman, corruption and arrogance threaten to topple Pip’s precarious aspirations.

A fully-produced Festival of short plays celebrating the talents of Walden Theatre’s student playwrights.

Pioneer women stitch together their accumulated experiences of life, work, and womanhood on the American frontier in this big-hearted patchwork of vignettes and song.