In the Obie Award Winning/Drama Desk Award Nominated play, You Got Older, by Pulitzer Prize finalist Clare Barron, Mae returns home to help take care of Dad and – maybe (a little) – herself. You Got Older is a tender and darkly comic new play about family, illness, and cowboys – and how to remain standing when everything you know comes crashing down around you.

It’s the 1930s, the glory days of radio. Radio dramas are thriving! Well, everywhere except Portland’s local station KOD. This run-down station is struggling to stay on the air. It’s up to Agnes, the station’s all-purpose secretary, assistant, and copywriter, to try to hold everything together and get KOD back on top! But she’ll only help rein in this cast of crazy radio stars if her boss Fred promises to make her an equal partner. Madcap comedy ensues with a wild and raucous “on-air” finale. Will the new show be a success? To find out, you better not CHANGE THE STATION. Come to the Main Theater in Newhall and experience the 10th Anniversary production of this original comedy written by Wade Bradford and Christopher Flowers.

Winner of the 2015 Drama Desk Award for Best Play, this one-of-a-kind solo show explores a man’s changing view of the things that make life worth living – everything brilliant, magical, beautiful, big, small, and in between. This immersive experience blends comedy, improv, and audience interaction to tell one man’s story of growing up in the shadow of his mother’s struggle with suicidal depression while also learning to grapple with his own life experiences. With poignant humor and joy, “Every Brilliant Thing” takes us on a journey through grief, healing, falling in love, and rediscovering all that life has to give.

Experience a live recreated 1930’s Radio Show of the ”War of the Worlds” on stage with live actors and sound effects! “War of the Worlds”, HG Wells terror filled story about an invasion from Mars, gets a nostalgic treatment with a recreated vintage set, costumed actors, and crazy live sound effects this Halloween at THE MAIN THEATRE. It’s an out-of-this -world spine tingling experience that will boost the spooky factor of your favorite holiday! Scream and Enjoy!

A Black mother and son find the school system rigged against them in this poetic exploration of society, familial duty, and self expression. Pipeline is a gripping, poetic exploration of the “school-to-prison pipeline” that affects countless Black students in America. Without the words or methods to express his frustrations with this injustice, Omari must find his place in a world that pushes a very specific narrative for people like him. Nya too must challenge her expectations as she tries to understand her role and duty to her family, and how she can guide her son through these tribulations.