The Clarence Brown Theatre presents "Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play," where in post-apocalyptic Northern California, a group of strangers bond by recreating an episode of “The Simpsons" as the basis to shape the future.

Clarence Brown Theatre presents "The Crucible," which chronicles the historical events in the Massachusetts Bay Colony and the Salem witch hunts - which can resonate still today.

Clarence Brown Theatre presents "This Is Our Youth," a play about three wayward adolescents navigating Reagan-era New York, recreating their broken homes in dysfunctional friendships and bungling attempts to find love.

Clarence Brown Theatre presents "Top Girls," a feminist play about shattering glass ceilings and the conflicts that accompany the pursuit of success and desire to “have it all.”

"Blue Window" is a long-running Off Broadway hit and a portrait of loneliness in New York, one of the world’s most densely populated cities.

Attending the premiere of a new murder mystery, two feuding theatre critics soon find themselves inside the play-within-a-play and implicated in the lethal activities of an escaped madman.

In "Exit, Pursued by a Bear" by Lauren Gunderson, Nan has had it with her abusive husband, and she’s determined to teach him a lesson before she leaves. Don't miss this wild revenge comedy set in the North Georgia mountains.

(As a proactive measure against the COVID-19 virus, this event has been postponed.) Prepare to have your face melted by Shreddy Eddy, Golden Thunder and the reigning champ, D Vicious, at the National Air Guitar competition! Nina, a real guitar player, enters the competition thinking it will be a cinch to take the championship. She soon discovers she has a lot to learn. Experience this tribute to good friends, killer rock classics, and the joy of letting go in "Airness"…

Racial double standards and inequality in the criminal justice system are explored in "Blood at the Root," a contemporary drama from the playwright of Detroit ’67. A Black high school student sits under a tree seemingly reserved for whites, and the next day, three nooses appear on the tree. A few weeks later, a fight erupts. The Black students are charged with attempted murder. Inspired by the true story of the Jena 6, this play contains adult content.