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Boeing-Boeing

Marc Camoletti's 1960s "non-stop comedy" stars Bernard, a successful architect living in Paris, who thinks he can easily juggle his three flight-attendant fiancees... until a new jet engine shortens travel times and he finds himself with three unscheduled "layovers" at once.

WINNER of the 2008 Tony Award—Best Revival

It's a Wonderful Life

After a life of sacrifices, George Bailey finds himself drunk and despondent on Christmas Eve, 1946, staring into the swirling waters off a highway bridge. Named the most inspirational film ever made by the American Film Institute, Frank Capra's stirring holiday classic has brought audiences together for generations.

TheatreSquared is proud to premiere a World Premiere stage adaptation.

Tigers Be Still

"This is the story of how I stopped being a total disaster," announces Sherry Wickman, the heroine of Tigers Be Still. This quirky, endearing and deliciously dark new comedy debuted in New York in 2010 and was a surprise off-Broadway hit with critics and audiences.

"Piercing, ferocious, and devastatingly hilarious." - The New York Times.

The Fall of the House

A Mystery

In this haunting dreamscape of a play, spanning two centuries, T2 Artistic Director Robert Ford explores the desperate bargains we make for love.

Nominated for the 2011 EDGAR AWARD—Best New Play

Recently On Stage

Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps

This fast-paced comic thriller, a two-time Tony Award winnner, combines hilarity and suspense with an on-stage plane crash, desperate romance, and a death-defying finale. For all ages.

Every Christmas Story Ever Told
(and then some)

Tired of performing Charles Dickens’ beloved yuletide classic, three actors rebel and set out to perform every Christmas story ever told—from Frosty to the Grinch, Charlie Brown to George Bailey. For all ages.

Sundown Town

WORLD PREMIERE. Featuring more than a dozen bluegrass and gospel songs. When an African American drifter wanders into a rural North Arkansas town in the summer of 1918, a law prohibiting “strangers” after dark threatens to tear the tight-knit community apart. Recommended for ages 13+.

reasons to be pretty

Neil LaBute's provocative and intimate new play, fresh off its Broadway run. Nominated for the 2009 Tony Award for Best New Play.

"A real love story... with the freshest, most illuminating dialogue anywhere." - The New York Times.

2011 Arkansas New Play Fest

Arkansas's only professional festival dedicated to creating and celebrating new work for the stage.  Now in its third year, the New Play Fest will be held in Fayetteville and in Little Rock, and includes four new works, the Young Playwrights Showcase, the 24-Hour Show, and more.