Current season Tickets: $10/adults, $5/students

This modern retelling of the story of Cain and Abel—set after Abel’s murder—focuses on Adam and Eve as they deal with the death of a child. The musical explores themes of grief, separation, sin, truth, consequences and redemption.

This modern retelling of the story of Cain and Abel—set after Abel’s murder—focuses on Adam and Eve as they deal with the death of a child. The musical explores themes of grief, separation, sin, truth, consequences and redemption.

Audiences of all ages will enjoy this tale of Wilbur, who is transformed from the runt of the litter into a prize-winning pig with the help of a young girl and a wise and gentle spider.

This Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash musical follows a hapless flower shop assistant who raises a plant that feeds on human flesh and blood.

Members of the DME will share the biblical stories they present in churches and while on tour.

Students in a special topics theatre class will explore puppetry with Professor Koerner, whose work on last year’s “Jabberwocky” show was one of four productions cited for special achievement in puppet design at the national Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.

RUSH features a wide variety of dances, choreographed and performed by students.

An aristocratic Russian landowner returns to her family’s estate just before it is auctioned to pay the mortgage in this play that has been described as a comedy, farce and tragedy.

Staged readings of plays crafted by students in Northwestern’s playwriting class will be presented on two successive evenings.