Category Archives: Drama

The Secret Garden (May 1 – 10)

Script and Direction by Dana Hendren
Presented by the Bluegrass Players
Step into a world of mystery, hope, and blooming magic as the Bluegrass Players bring Dana Hendren’s brand new adaptation of The Secret Garden to the Spotlight Playhouse stage!
Based on Frances Hodgson Burnett’s beloved novel, this enchanting play follows young Mary Lennox as she is sent to live with her distant uncle in a lonely, windswept manor. There, she discovers a hidden, neglected garden—and with the help of new friends, unlocks its secrets and transforms not only the garden, but the lives of everyone around her.
Dana Hendren’s heartfelt script and direction bring all the wonder, charm, and timeless lessons of the classic story to life, inviting audiences of all ages to experience the healing power of friendship, nature, and hope.
Perfect for: Families, fans of classic literature, and anyone who loves a story of renewal and discovery. Gather your loved ones for an unforgettable journey into the heart of The Secret Garden!

Wolves of Sherwood (July 31 – Aug 8)

Presented by The Bluegrass Players
By Chelsea Frandsen
Directed by Luke Madden
July 31 – August 8
Robin Hood’s legacy lives on in Wolves of Sherwood, a bold reimagining of the Sherwood legend—where loyalty is tested, power is hunted, and survival comes at a cost. Set between Nottingham and the shadowed forest, this story follows Robin of Locksley and those bound to him as old enemies close in and new alliances form.
With a gripping plot, richly written characters, and a fast-moving pace, Wolves of Sherwood delivers an intense night of theatre for audiences who love dramatic storytelling and legendary heroes seen through a fresh lens.

Sense and Sensibility.. and Margaret (Aug 28 – Sept 6)

Bluegrass Players:
Sense and Sensibility… and Margaret
By Rebecca Gellott (based on the novel by Jane Austen)

Presented by The Bluegrass Players
Performances: Aug 28 – Sept 5

Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility gets a fresh, theatrical twist—told through the eyes of Margaret Dashwood, the youngest sister and an aspiring novelist. From a café in the early 1800s, Margaret guides us back through her family’s story as Elinor and Marianne face love, loss, and life-changing choices—each in her own very different way: sense and sensibility.
With a large, colorful cast and quick-moving scenes that shift between “present day” and the Dashwoods’ past, this adaptation delivers romance, humor, and heart while celebrating the power of storytelling.

Produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Denver, Colorado