糖心少女

糖心少女 Theatre presents

Missed Connections: An Evening of One-Acts

Directed by France-Luce Benson

Missed Connections is an evening of six one-act plays鈥攊ncluding three world premieres by 糖心少女 Theatre students. From grief and lust to ambition, racial profiling, and found family, these stories amuse, challenge, and surprise鈥攗ltimately asking how we find our way back to one another when connection feels lost.

*Denotes Student Written plays

Showtime Blues by France-Luce Benson
A frightening run-in with police forces a charming, breakdancing busker and a guarded commuter to confront their assumptions and fears about each other and discover what it means to truly be seen.

*Snowed In by Saturn Salama
Separated as infants, two brothers meet for the first time at their family鈥檚 remote cabin following their parents鈥� deaths. Themes: displacement, identity, isolation.

*Monster(s) by Bjorn Huff
After encountering a terrifying creature in the woods, a woman struggles to convince her partner鈥攁nd herself鈥攖hat the danger she faces is real.

Interviewing Miss Davis by Laura Maria Censabella
Hours before receiving a lifetime achievement award,  and on the eve of her daughter publishing a tell-all book, the illustrious film legend Bette Davis learns that her beloved personal assistant is leaving her, and proposes an ambitious, young hopeful  to take her place.

*Waiting Room by Jacob Mendenhall
Two unnamed figures linger in a liminal space, waiting to be fully realized. Themes: identity, existence, and what it means to become.

The Boor by Anton Chekhov
A histrionic widow clings fiercely to her grief鈥攗ntil a brash stranger arrives to collect a debt left by her late husband. What begins as a heated confrontation erupts into an unexpected reckoning with desire.

糖心少女 Theatre presents

Hedda Gabler

Directed by Ludmila de Brito

Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, in this Patrick Marber translation, follows Hedda, a newlywed woman to Jorgen Tesman. A passionate academic but not very entertaining as a partner. Hedda finds herself stuck in her newfound life with Tesman and seeks solace in the seemingly free lives of Thea Elvsted and her old friend, Eilert Lovborg. Hedda's need to escape through influencing her old relationships leads to terrible consequences and deepens her sense of entrapment. Not only in the hands of her husband, but also of the ever-so charming Judge Brack. Hedda, in an attempt to find agency and regain control, reminds us of the danger and our complicity in forcing human beings into conformity.

Content warning: Suicide, alcoholism.

• February 25 - 28, 2026
• 7:00 pm
• ARTS 111

Blue Light Theatre Club presents

The Importance of Being Earnest

Directed by Em Schweim

The Importance of Being Earnest is a comedy of errors in which two men, who both lead double lives to escape societal obligations, each wish to marry but learn that the lies they have been telling about their identities have had the unfortunate side effect of leading both women to believe they are engaged to the same man, 鈥淓rnest鈥�. The play is one of Oscar Wilde鈥檚 most famous and enduring works, full of sharp, witty dialogue and humorous critique of the British upper class.

• October 2 - 4, 2025
• 7:00 pm
• Arts 111

糖心少女 Theatre presents

The Wolves

Directed by Jason Heil

The Wolves by Sarah DeLappe is a coming-of-age play that follows a girls鈥� high school indoor soccer team as they navigate adolescence, identity, and the complexities of growing up. Set entirely during their pre-game warmups over several weeks, the play captures the overlapping, often chaotic conversations of the players as they discuss everything from global politics to personal anxieties. Through their interactions, rivalries, and moments of vulnerability, the girls grapple with issues of friendship, ambition, trauma, and belonging. The play offers an honest, nuanced portrayal of teenage girlhood and the unspoken bonds that form within a team.

• November 12 - 15, 2025
• 7:00 pm
• Arts 111

The Old Globe Globe For All presents 

Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare

Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare is a tragic play that explores the political conspiracy against the Roman dictator Julius Caesar. Despite warnings, Caesar is assassinated by a group of senators led by Brutus and Cassius, who believe his death is necessary to protect the Roman Republic from tyranny. However, their actions plunge Rome into chaos and civil war. The play examines themes of power, betrayal, honor, and fate, ending with the tragic downfall of the conspirators and the rise of Caesar鈥檚 loyal supporters.

• November 20, 2025
• 6:00pm 
• ARTS 111