Penny-pinching and bad-tempered old miser Ebenezer Scrooge goes on the adventure of his life in Charles Dicken's perennial holiday favorite, returning to the Hubbard Stage this year in this revitalized production from Rob Melrose, directed by Amber D. Gray. Magic, merriment, and music abound as Mr. Scrooge is visited by three ghosts, each ready to teach him a lesson he'll never forget!

As the writer himself is considered one of the greats of American drama so too is The Glass Menagerie thought of as one of his finest work. Telling the story of faded Southern Belle Amanda and her domineering personality over her children as she attempts to adapt to the poverty she now discovers herself in, it's a bittersweet memory play that crystalizes one bygone era whilst yearning for another through the lens of a fragile family.

There's a blood-thirsty hound loose on the foggy moors, and only Arthur Conan Doyle's world-famous detective and his sidekick Dr. Watson can stop it. Perhaps the most famous Holmes mystery of them all, The Hound of the Baskervilles has been adapted countless times for the stage and screen, but never quite like this.

Considered one of Noel Coward's finest works, Private Lives premiered on the London stage in 1930, with Laurence Olivier and Coward himself among the cast. This comedy of manners revolves around a divorced couple, who both remarry, and find themselves in the rather awkward position of occupying adjacent honeymoon suites in a hotel. They soon discover that their old romance is all too easily reignited, new spouses or no new spouses. Witty and fizzy in only the way that Coward can be, Private Lives is an elegant treat.

Get your month off to a rollicking start with English playwright Michael Frayn's riotous comedy Noises Off! The quintessentially British farce brings an ensemble cast to the stage in a whirlwind of banter and expertly-timed physical comedy that'll have you rolling in the aisles and wiping away tears of laughter!