Theatreworks 2025-2026 Season
Art & design with real
main character energy.
▵ Key Art Design
▵ Illustration
▵ Print & Marketing Design
We’ve been teaming up with Theatreworks since 2019 to help turn their annual season lineup into stories that leap off posters and into people’s calendars. The design for each show is crafted in close collaboration with the artistic team and director to capture the mood of each show and feel as dynamic and inviting as the performance itself.
Working with a theatre company that’s been lighting up the stage for over 50 years — mixing timeless classics with fresh, thought-provoking new work — means we get to play with so many varying thematic elements from year to year. The result? Design that honors Theatreworks’ rich theater tradition while giving each season an unmistakable voice.
Cabaret
Willkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome. Set in 1920s Weimar Germany, this haunting musical blurs the line between performance and audience, pairing raw energy with chilling relevance. Featuring a three-piece band and minimalist design, the production strips away spectacle to spotlight the unforgettable Emcee, Sally Bowles, and the human cost of political apathy.
The Importance of Being Earnest
This razor-sharp comedy of manners brims with mistaken identities, secret engagements, and some of the wittiest lines ever penned. The Importance of Being Earnest revels in wit, charm, and cucumber sandwiches.
Where We Stand
Part play, part poetry, part concert—Donetta Lavinia Grays’ Where We Stand is a one-person fable about community, mercy, and the cost of our choices. When a stranger arrives offering salvation, the audience must decide: will we accept the deal? This intimate, genre-defying show invites audiences to listen, reflect, and ultimately vote. A soulful, spellbinding story about what it means to stand together—or stand alone.
Romeo & Juliet
Passion, violence, and poetry collide in a daring new staging of Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy. Romeo and Juliet honors Theatreworks’ very first Shakespeare production from 1976 with a fresh lens on star-crossed love. This bold revival explores the urgency and danger of young love in a fractured world—where ancient grudges and youthful desire combust with devastating consequence.
The Garbologists
Two sanitation workers. One big city. Zero patience.
In The Garbologists, Danny and Marlowe form an unlikely bond on the back of a garbage truck. As they navigate the mess—literal and emotional—of New York’s streets, they discover humor, humanity, and the meaning buried in what we throw away. Lindsay Joelle’s sharp, heartfelt comedy closes the season with big laughs, unexpected heart, and a dash of trash talk.
