Current list of performances and events happening at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre

We are proud to host a number of events for a variety of clients and organizations.  Here is a list of upcoming events and ongoing happenings at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre.  To inquire about an event in our venue, simply fill out this form.

BalletX
Spring Series 2026

Mar. 18-22 at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre

Matthew Neenan, co-founder of BalletX, is celebrated for his groundbreaking choreography, musicality, and creativity. In his 28th world premiere for the company, he joins forces with award-winning composer and musician Scott Ordway and designer Christopher Ash to explore how simple gestures gain strength in unity – a joyful reminder of what we can achieve together.

The Savoy Company
The Gondoliers

May 15-16 at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre

The Savoy Company celebrates its 125th anniversary with The Gondoliers, the sparkling operetta by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Set in Venice and the fictional kingdom of Barataria, the story blends romance, mistaken identity, and sharp social satire. Two gondoliers discover that one of them is the rightful king, though both were raised as commoners. Since no one knows which brother truly holds the crown, they agree to rule jointly, creating hilarious complications for their new brides and the royal court. Through witty dialogue, lively ensemble numbers, and playful mockery of aristocracy and politics, the operetta celebrates equality while poking fun at rigid class distinctions. Fully staged, this production features a professionally designed set, hand-sewn costumes, outstanding actors and singers, and a professional orchestra, continuing Savoy’s tradition as the world’s oldest company devoted to Gilbert & Sullivan. A talkback with Savoy’s direction team follows the matinee (approx. 4:30 pm); ticket holders for Saturday’s performances are invited.

GrandWomen
Elder women’s wisdom we need for these times.

June 11, 12 & 13, 2026

GrandWomen, is an inspiring new Theater of Witness production by Artistic Director Teya Sepinuck in collaboration with the performers – six women in their 70’s and 80’s from diverse racial, cultural, and economic backgrounds. The performers share their own life stories and wisdom in spoken word, movement, music, and film imagery, offering us a new paradigm for peace.