Show Catalog

From the ember’s first breath to a blazing, triumphant rebirth, Feathered Flame delivers a cinematic saga of destruction and transformation. Mahler’s brooding Primal Light ignites the spark, slowly building raw tension before de Falla’s fiery Ritual Fire Dance sets the field ablaze in relentless, aggressive kinetic energy. Out of the smoke, Arcade Fire’s haunting My Body Is a Cage provides a gripping, soul-stirring ballad of containment and yearning. Finally, the show explodes into Rise from the Ashes—a colossal, hard-hitting closer forging Rachmaninoff and Stravinsky into an imminent moment of rebirth and transendence.

A lonely gaze into the night sky reflects on Earth floating like a tiny speck in the infinite void. Majestic cosmic themes pull the music back toward home, grounded by a gentle, earthbound solo. Soaring harmonic climaxes give way to a profound sense of wonder and shared human connection.

Experience the sheer adrenaline of race day with a high-octane musical journey through NASCAR. From the explosive opening green flag to the harrowing split-second danger on every turn, feel the roar of 800-horsepower engines and the deafening roar of the crowd. Across 200 high-speed laps, this show captures the ultimate emotional rollercoaster—the pulse-pounding intensity, the heartbreaking close calls, and the relentless drive to cross the finish line first. Featuring Samuel Hazo’s Go!, Olivia Rodrigo’s Drivers License, and Kenny Loggins’ Danger Zone.

A creepy music box melody opens the doors to a haunted house shrouded in darkness, featuring music from Psycho, Night on Bald Mountain, and the title track Uninvited. The unsettling, nervy, and haunted rhythms and sinister wind lines give your students a fun chance to perform a chilling and shadowy character all season long. Will you banish the ghost?

Grab a board and head for the coast! Ride the Wave is a sun-soaked surf show for younger bands, featuring familiar island sounds and breezy melodies like the Beach Boys. Catch the perfect pipe and ride straight into a season of bliss, relaxation, and joy.

A stroll through a crowded spice market unlocks a vibrant world of exotic color and scent. This intermediate show is an accessible way to introduce your students to the gripping and exciting Eastern melodies of Avner Dorman's Spices, Perfumes, Toxins. Explosive brass and wild percussion erupt in a flurry of movement to close the market day.

The Times is built around the world of old newspapers—typewriters clicking, ink rolling, and paperboys calling out the headlines. The show moves through the classic 1920s newsroom atmosphere, from rushed deadlines to bold front-page moments. The ensemble brings the feel of vintage print media to life, capturing the pace, rhythm, and character of a time when the news was created by hand and carried through the streets.

What makes the edgy nature of graffiti and street murals walk the fine line between art and vandalism? The Art of Rebellion plunges the audience into the gritty, adrenaline-charged world of street art, where blank walls transform into battlegrounds and every stencil becomes a statement. Inspired by the sharp wit, political edge, and unmistakable visual voice of Banksy, the ensemble embodies anonymous creators whose silent strikes challenge authority, provoke truth, and ignite the power of public art.

Apex plunges the audience into the primal world of the wolf, where survival, instinct, and unity shape every movement of the pack. Driven by an ever-present hunger, the ensemble embodies the relentless pursuit and sharpened senses of predators who are always “hungry like the wolf,” hunting not just for prey but for dominance itself. Ultimately, the show reveals that at the apex of the wild, power belongs not to the lone hunter, but to the pack whose hunger fuels their strength, precision, and unbreakable bond.

Dot by Dot invites the audience into Yayoi Kusama’s infinite universe, where repeating patterns and boundless fields of color transform simple dots into portals of wonder. As the ensemble builds and dissolves layers of rhythm, motion, and texture, the field becomes an ever-expanding canvas reflecting Kusama’s obsession with infinity and self-obliteration. Ultimately, the show celebrates how a single dot can multiply into a cosmos—revealing that art, like identity, is both immensely personal and infinitely vast.

Spices, Perfumes & Toxins explores the intoxicating spectrum between what delights the senses and what deceives them. Fragrant melodies and vibrant visual palettes lure the audience into a world where beauty gradually reveals its sharper edges. As the show unfolds, the ensemble uncovers how the same elements that captivate us can also overwhelm, leaving a final question lingering in the air: when does allure become peril?

Worlds Apart traces the vast distance between celestial bodies as a metaphor for the growing distances we feel between one another. As the ensemble moves through moments of isolation, discovery, and reconnection, the show reveals that even across galaxies, shared human experience can pull us back together. Ultimately, the journey reminds us that the space separating us is not a barrier, but an invitation to reach, listen, and close the distance.

Let Them Eat Cake” follows a society on the brink, where extravagant royal excess clashes violently with the hunger and growing unrest of the people. As whispers of rebellion swell into a roaring uprising, the audience is pulled through a world where elegance unravels into chaos. In the end, the revolution reaches its breaking point, leaving behind the haunting question of who truly pays the price when a nation demands change.

No Strings Attached follows a journey from constraint to liberation as performers struggle against the invisible forces that control their every move. As tension grows, individuals begin to break away from their marionette holds, fraying the “strings” that once held them in place and revealing their own voices. The show culminates in a powerful release as the ensemble unites in full freedom, celebrating identity, autonomy, and the joy of finally breaking free.

Off the Rails launches the audience aboard a runaway locomotive hurtling through the untamed American West, where every whistle blast sparks a new burst of chaotic energy. As the band barrels through dusty frontier towns, rickety trestles, and showdowns with the unexpected, the line between adventure and disaster grows thrillingly thin. In a final explosive push, the ensemble fights to regain control, delivering a high-octane finale that leaves the audience breathless and begging for the next ride.

The curtain rises on a grand opera house steeped in classical tradition. Dramatic vocal-like melodies and romantic horn lines suddenly collide with the electric pulse of a modern rock pit. Soaring brass fanfares and theatrical visual staging turn the stadium into a high-energy stage performance.

Gargoyle awakens a world where Gothic architecture—long frozen in stone—stirs to life as ancient statues finally break free to tell their story. Seen through the eyes of the gargoyle, the production embraces the haunting beauty of pointed arches, stained glass, and towering structures that define the medieval era. As the architecture comes alive, a forgotten age reveals itself with power, mystery, and timeless grandeur.

Lunch Atop a Skyscraper brings to life the daring world of early 1900s Skywalkers—ironworkers who balanced grit, courage, and humor high above a growing city. This highly theatrical production follows a worker’s larger-than-life journey as they clock in, defy danger, and pause for the iconic “lunch break in the clouds.” With bold staging and dramatic character moments, the show captures the thrill, tension, and triumph of completing a skyscraper against impossible odds.

Electric guitars blaze, voices rise, and the stadium becomes a living concert as the ensemble charges through the iconic anthems that shaped generations. From the operatic sweep of Bohemian Rhapsody to the fist-pumping power of Rock & Roll All Nite and We Built This City, the field transforms into a full-scale rock arena. The performance ignites with the raw intensity of Master of Puppets, leaving the audience on its feet and the students feeling like true rock legends.

Make Some Noise is a high-energy celebration of sound in all its forms. From tiny clicks and snaps to full-throttle musical explosions, the show explores how sound grows, shifts, and electrifies an audience.

Gold Rush follows the journey of dreamers heading west in search of fortune and a fresh start. It begins with the spark of discovery—rumors of gold pulling people from every corner toward the unknown. Along the way, hopes rise, hardships test their resolve, and the promise of a new life keeps them moving forward. In the end, the story captures not just the pursuit of gold, but the spirit of adventure that defined the frontier.

Jump into the world of the Caterpillar! From crawling, to eating, to turning into a butterfly --- the audience will love this explosion of life, color, and fun!

Snow falls silently across a frozen northern wilderness under a glowing polar sky. Grab your compass and explore the unbridled nature of True North, a quest for adventure, auroras, and a sense of belonging. A blend of quiet stillness, trailblazing melodies, and soaring themes will guide you out-and-back on your journey to the Northern Lights and beyond.

In Living Color explores a world built from the three primary colors, each one shaping a different part of life. As the story unfolds, these simple hues blend, clash, and transform, revealing endless new shades and possibilities. Through their interactions, they show how even the smallest change in color can reshape an entire world. In the end, the full spectrum bursts to life, reminding us that everything we see begins with just a few brilliant origins.