BKLYN by Mark Schoenfeld and Barri McPherson
Thursday, November 12 - Sunday, November 15, 2026
Directed by Clancey Yovanovich
In this dreamlike musical fable, we follow Parisian orphan, Brooklyn, as she moves to America in hope that her dad is still alive. Each night, Brooklyn sings the same melody - one only her real father could know the words to. Told through the eyes of a street singer and his troupe of performers, BKLYN is about the power of music, believing in second chances, and keeping the people we love most alive by sharing their stories.
WITCH by Jen Silverman
Thursday, March 4 - Sunday, March 7, 2027
Directed by Amy SteigerWhat do you want so deeply you would sell your soul to get it? When a young, attractive devil arrives in a small, semi-rural town, this is his pitch. When he approaches Elizabeth Sawyer, an outcast everyone says is a witch, she is surprisingly difficult to persuade, and he is forced to return to her cottage again and again. Meanwhile, the shy Morris-dancer son of the town’s aging patriarch, a young and ambitious working-class man named Frank, and the patriarch’s servant named Winnifred find their lives turned upside down as the devil’s offer forces them to navigate their own deepest desires. Jen Silverman’s comic riff on the Jacobian play The Witch of Edmonton asks us to consider where we find hope when everything has become a transaction and people are cast out from community.
THE WOLVES by Sarah DeLappe
Thursday, April 22 - Sunday, April 25, 2027
Directed by Diego Villada
THE WOLVES by Sarah DeLappe drops us onto the turf with a competitive girls’ soccer team as they stretch, sweat, joke, fight, and figure out who they are—and who they want to become. Fast, funny, physical, and sometimes heartbreaking, the play captures the messy intensity of friendship, competition, growing up, and belonging to something bigger than yourself. SMCM’s Spring 2027 production will be an athletic, high-energy ensemble experience that blurs the line between sport and performance, asking its actors to train, move, and play together as a real team. Directed by Diego Villada, The Wolves is a story about the people beside us when life gets difficult—and what it takes to keep moving forward.
Past Performances
Ride The Cyclone - April 17-20 2025
Arcana And Orpheus Through Movement - February 26 - March 2nd 2025
Everybody by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, directed by Diego Villada - April 2024

Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy by Kate Hamill, directed by Amy Steiger - November 2023

String By Kimberly Hammond And Adam Gwon - November 2025

Space Girl By Moira V. Harris - March 2026

A Ten-minute Play Festival - April 2026


