First of all, it is important to remember that finding broader meaning (beyond just the play itself) is always an individual’s job.  We all see different ideas in art of any kind. So it is with this book and play. Explore the themes in our final #WednesdayWrinkle blog.

We are so excited to be gearing up for our May 19 benefit concert and fundraiser! You won’t want to miss this year’s Silent Auction. Check out the items for which YOU just might want to have the winning bid!

In our third #WednesdayWrinkle blog, Olivia Bastian explore the various types of conflict that Meg faces. Also, is it Sci-Fi or Fantasy?

We are thrilled to announce the cast for our upcoming production of "Guys & Dolls," opening July 13.  The very large cast will feature some new faces as well as many who are familiar to our patrons.

At the play, A WRINKLE IN TIME, you will meet fascinating and complex characters. 

Have you ever felt that you were different from everyone else and that being different was a horrible thing? I know I have. That is exactly the way Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin feel when we first meet them. 

Dig in with Lyric Arts Board Chair and Educator Olivia Bastian in the first of her four part blog series leading up to the opening of A WRINKLE IN TIME on our stage, Friday, May 4.

Donated bottles have already begun to “pour” in, but we need MANY more. If you are able to donate one or more bottles, read our blog to find out how... and get your tickets to "An Evening with Kate and Louis"

Be sure to sign up by April 11 at noon to get #WednesdayWrinkle blog updates that explore how the play experience differs from the book and the movie.  Signing up also enters you win VIP tickets for you and three of your friends to see the show—popcorn and drink included!