Step into the world of Blind Willie Johnson a powerful, an original work by Kay Bell, that brings to life the story of one of the most influential yet unsung blues and gospel musicians of all time.

From the dusty streets of Texas to the echoes of his music reaching the farthest corners of the Earth, this production traces Blind Willie Johnson’s journey—his struggles, his faith, and his unparalleled ability to turn pain into transcendent sound. Despite facing blindness, poverty, and injustice, Johnson’s voice and slide guitar resonated with a raw, spiritual intensity that continues to inspire musicians and audiences alike.

$27.50. Tickets can be purchased here.

The primary plot of Much Ado About Nothing turns on the courtship and scandal involving young Hero and her suitor, Claudio, but the witty war of words between Claudio’s friend Benedick and Hero’s cousin Beatrice often takes center stage.

Set in Messina, the play begins as Don Pedro’s army returns after a victory. Benedick, a gentleman soldier, resumes a verbal duel with Beatrice, the niece of Messina’s governor, Leonato. Count Claudio is smitten by Leonato’s daughter, Hero. After Don Pedro woos her in disguise for Claudio, the two young lovers plan to marry in a week. To fill in the time until the wedding, Don Pedro and the others set about tricking Benedick and Beatrice into falling in love with each other. Meanwhile, Don Pedro’s disgruntled brother, Don John, plots to ruin Hero and halt her wedding. Claudio believes Don John’s deception, is convinced Hero has a lover, and, at the wedding, brutally rejects her.

With Hero in hiding and falsely reported dead, Beatrice persuades Benedick to fight Claudio. Tragedy is averted when the bumbling city watch, having discovered Don John’s treachery, arrives and clears Hero’s name. With Claudio forgiven, both couples are ready to get married.

$21-$41. Tickets can be purchased here.

Step into the world of Blind Willie Johnson a powerful, an original work by Kay Bell, that brings to life the story of one of the most influential yet unsung blues and gospel musicians of all time.

From the dusty streets of Texas to the echoes of his music reaching the farthest corners of the Earth, this production traces Blind Willie Johnson’s journey—his struggles, his faith, and his unparalleled ability to turn pain into transcendent sound. Despite facing blindness, poverty, and injustice, Johnson’s voice and slide guitar resonated with a raw, spiritual intensity that continues to inspire musicians and audiences alike.

$27.50. Tickets can be purchased here.

The primary plot of Much Ado About Nothing turns on the courtship and scandal involving young Hero and her suitor, Claudio, but the witty war of words between Claudio’s friend Benedick and Hero’s cousin Beatrice often takes center stage.

Set in Messina, the play begins as Don Pedro’s army returns after a victory. Benedick, a gentleman soldier, resumes a verbal duel with Beatrice, the niece of Messina’s governor, Leonato. Count Claudio is smitten by Leonato’s daughter, Hero. After Don Pedro woos her in disguise for Claudio, the two young lovers plan to marry in a week. To fill in the time until the wedding, Don Pedro and the others set about tricking Benedick and Beatrice into falling in love with each other. Meanwhile, Don Pedro’s disgruntled brother, Don John, plots to ruin Hero and halt her wedding. Claudio believes Don John’s deception, is convinced Hero has a lover, and, at the wedding, brutally rejects her.

With Hero in hiding and falsely reported dead, Beatrice persuades Benedick to fight Claudio. Tragedy is averted when the bumbling city watch, having discovered Don John’s treachery, arrives and clears Hero’s name. With Claudio forgiven, both couples are ready to get married.

$21-$41. Tickets can be purchased here.