University Theatre Production History
| 1960’s | 1970’s | 1980’s | 1990’s | 2000’s | 2010 |
| Name of Show | Author | Year | Type of Show |
| Men On Boats | Jaclyn Backhaus | 2018-2019 | Main Stage, Titmus Theatre |
| In The Blood | Suzan-Lori Parks | 2018-2019 | Open Door Series, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio |
| The Rainmaker | N. Richard Nash | 2018-2019 | Main Stage, Titmus Theatre |
| Cabaret | Joe Masteroff, John Kander, Fred Ebb | 2018-2019 | Main Stage, Stewart Theatre |
| A Good Little Rain | Natalie Sherwood, ’18 | 2018-2019 | Creative Artist, Studio Theatre |
| The Royal Family | George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber |
2018-2019 | Main Stage, Titmus Theatre |
| 2017-18 Season | |||
| Death Trap | Ira Levin | 2018 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| The 39 Steps | adapted by Patrick Barlow | 2018 | TheatreFest, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio |
| Nunsense | Dan Goggin | 2018 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Pride & Prejudice | adapted by Jon Jory | 2017-2018 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| The Exonerated | Jessica Blank, Erik Jensen | 2017-2018 | Open Door Series, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio |
| Beowulf, Lord of the Bros | Matt Deitchman, Jed Feder | 2017-2018 | Main Stage, Titmus Theatre |
| Hairspray, The Broadway Musical | O’Donnell, Meehan, Shaiman, Wittman | 2017-2018 | Main Stage, Stewart Theatre |
| Girl in Space | Peter Lalush, ’17 | 2017-2018 | Creative Artist, Studio Theatre |
| Harvey | Mary Chase | 2017-2018 | Main Stage, Titmus Theatre |
| 2016-2017 Season | |||
| Tea with Edie and Fitz | Adam Pasen | 2017 | TheatreFest, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio |
| Full Gallop | Mark Hampton, Mary Louise Wilson | 2017 | TheatreFest, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio |
| Hay Fever | Noel Coward | 2017 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Love/Sick | John Cariani | 2016-2017 | Main Stage, Titmus Theatre |
| Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde | Moises Kaufman | 2016-17 | Open Door Series, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio |
| An Ideal Husband | Oscar Wilde | 2016-2017 | Main Stage, Titmus Theatre |
| Of Ghosts and Strangers | Teal Lepley | 2016-2017 | Creative Artist, Studio Theatre |
| The Secret Garden | Lucy Simon, Marsha Norman | 2016-2017 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
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William Shakespeare, adapted by Rachel Klem | 2016-2017 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| 2015-2016 Season | |||
| Tea with Agatha | Mia Self | 2016 | TheatreFest, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio |
| Something’s Afoot | Robert Gerlach, Ed Linderman, David Vos, James A. McDonald | 2016 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| The Hollow | Agatha Christie | 2016 | TheatreFest, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio |
| Story Spirits: Ghost Stories From Around the World | Various | 2015-2016 | Student Studio, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio |
| Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde | Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher | 2015-2016 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Ink/Silence | Ink: William Stewart Silence: Bethel Maekele and Britnique Hodge |
2015-2016 | Creative Artist, Studio Theatre |
| Leading Ladies | Ken Ludwig | 2015-2016 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Anon(ymous) | Naomi Iizuka | 2015-2016 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Duck Hunter Shoots Angel | Mitch Albom | 2015-2016 | Main Season, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| Fiddler on the Roof | Joseph Stein, Sheldon Harnick, Jerry Bock | 2015-2016 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| 2014-2015 Season | |||
| Born Yesterday | Garson Canin | 2015 | TheatreFest |
| Side by Side by Sondheim | Stephen Sondheim | 2015 | TheatreFest |
| Wait Until Dark | Frederick Knott | 2015 | TheatreFest |
| You Can’t Take it with You | George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart | 2014-2015 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Around the World in 80 Days | Laura Eason | 2014-2015 | Main Season, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| The Little Shop of Horrors | Composer: Alan Menken Writer: Howard Ashman |
2014-2015 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| The Burial at Thebes, a version of Antigone | Seamus Heaney | 2014-2015 | Main Season, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| 2013-2014 Season | |||
| There Goes the Bride | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 2014 | TheatreFest |
| Walking Across Egypt | Catherine Bush based on the novel by Clyde Edgerton | 2014 | TheatreFest |
| Death by Design | Rob Urbinati | 2014 | TheatreFest |
| Arcadia | Tom Stoppard | 2013-2014 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| The Game’s Afoot | Ken Ludwig | 2013-2014 | Main Season, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| Chicago | Fred Ebb, Bob Fosse, John Kander | 2013-2014 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Seminar | Theresa Rebeck | 2013-2014 | Main Season, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| 2012-2013 Season | |||
| Daddy’s Dyin’ Who’s Got the Will | Del Shores | 2013 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Murder at the Howard Johnson’s | Ron Clark and Sam Bobrick | 2013 | TheatreFest, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| Black Coffee | Agatha Christie | 2013 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Dirty Rotten Scoundrels |
Music and Lyrics: David Yazbek Book: Jeffrey Lane |
2012-2013 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Alice in Wonderland | Adapted by Jayme Mellema | 2012-2013 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| An Inspector Calls | J.B. Priestly | 2012-2013 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| The Heidi Chronicles | Wendy Wasserstein | 2012-2013 | Main Season, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| 2011-2012 Season | |||
| Fallen Angels | Noel Coward | 2012 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Lettice and Lovage | Peter Shaffer | 2012 | TheatreFest, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| The Sunshine Boys | Neil Simon | 2012 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| The Philadelphia Story | Philip Barry | 2011-2012 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Garden District: Suddenly Last Summer and Something Unspoken |
Tennessee Williams | 2011-2012 | Main Season, Kennedy McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| Little Women | Jacqueline Goldfinger | 2011-2012 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Rent | Jonathan Larson | 2011-2012 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| The Arabian Nights | Adaptation: Mary Zimmerman | 2011-2012 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| 2010-2011 Season | |||
| The Dixie Swim Club | Jones Hope Wooten | 2011 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Southern Comforts | Kathleen Clark | 2011 | TheatreFest, Kennedy McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| WMKS: Where Music Kills Sorrow | Frank Higgins | 2011 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Dancing at Lughnasa | Brian Friel | 2010-2011 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog | Joss Whedon | 2010-2011 | Student Studio, Kennedy McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| Urinetown | Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis | 2010-2011 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Inspecting Carol | Seattle Repertory | 2010-2011 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| A Piece of My Heart | Shirley Lauro | 2010-2011 | Other Voices, Studio Theatre |
| Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | 2010-2011 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| 2009-2010 Season | |||
| A Murder is Announced | Agatha Christie | 2010 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Spider’s Web | Agatha Christie | 2010 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Murder on the Nile | Agatha Christie | 2010 | TheatreFest, Titmus Theatre |
| Macbeth | William Shakespeare | 2009-2010 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Into the Woods | Stephen Sondheim | 2009-2010 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Re:Design | 2009-2010 | Studio Theatre (in conjunction with UNC-TV) | |
| Waiting for Godot | Samuel Beckett | 2009-2010 | Student Studio Reprisal, Kennedy McIlwee Studio Theatre |
| It’s A Wonderful Life, A Live Radio Show | Joe Landry | 2009-2010 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Blue | Charles Randolph-Wright | 2009-2010 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre |
| Amadeus | Peter Shaffer | 2009-2010 | Main Season, Titmus Theatre Grand Reopening |
| 2008-2009 Season | |||
| Never the Sinner | John Logan | 2008-2009 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Christmas Belles | Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten | 2008-2009 | Main Season, Talley Ballroom |
| The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas | Larry King, Peter Masterson | 2008-2009 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Waiting for Godot | Samuel Beckett | 2008-2009 | Student Studio |
| 2007-2008 Season | |||
| The Stoppard Repertory: The Real Inspector Hound and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead |
Tom Stoppard | 2007-2008 | Main Season, Meredith College |
| Godspell | Book by John Michael Tebelak; Music and new lyrics by Stephen Schwartz | 2007-2008 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Dearly Departed | David Bottrell and Jessie Jones | 2007-2008 | Main Season, Talley Ballroom |
| A Few Good Men | Aaron Sorkin | 2007-2008 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| 2006-2007 Season | |||
| Les Liaisons Dangereuses | Christopher Hampton | 2006-2007 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Room Service | John Murray and Allen Boretz | 2006-2007 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Bourbon at the Border | Pearl Cleage | 2006-2007 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Four (Three) Plays For Coarse Actors | Michael Green | 2006-2007 | Student Studio |
| Chamber Door Trilogy | Edgar Allen Poe | 2006-2007 | Student Studio |
| Sweet Charity | Book by Neil Simon; Music by Cy Coleman; Lyrics by Dorothy Fields | 2006-2007 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| The Apple Tree | Musical by Jerome Coopersmith, Jerry Bock, and Sheldon Harnick | 2006-2007 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 2005-2006 Season | |||
| Lend Me a Tenor | Ken Ludwig | 2006 | TheatreFest |
| Anything Goes | Cole Porter | 2006 | TheatreFest |
| Rumors | Neil Simon | 2006 | TheatreFest |
| Fortune’s Fools | Frederick Stroppel | 2005-2006 | Student Studio |
| The Laramie Project | Moisés Kaufman | 2005-2006 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Colored Museum | George C. Wolfe | 2005-2006 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Barefoot in the Park | Neil Simon | 2005-2006 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Grease | Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey | 2005-2006 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| 2004-2005 Season | |||
| Appointment with Death | Agatha Christie | 2005 | TheatreFest |
| Dial M for Murder | Frederick Knott | 2005 | TheatreFest |
| The Butler Did It | Tim Kelly | 2005 | TheatreFest |
| Seascape | Edward Albee | 2004-2005 | Guest Director, Studio Theatre |
| Jack and Jill | Jane Martin | 2004-2005 | Guest Director, Studio Theatre |
| Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead | Tom Stoppard | 2004-2005 | Student Studio, Studio Theatre |
| Not About Nightingales | Tennessee Williams | 2004-2005 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Importance of Being Earnest | Oscar Wilde | 2004-2005 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom | August Wilson | 2004-2005 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Biloxi Blues | Neil Simon | 2004-2005 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Follies | Stephen Sondheim | 2004-2005 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| 2003-2004 Season | |||
| The Man Who Came To Dinner | George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart | 2004 | TheatreFest |
| Another Antigone | A. R. Gurney | 2004 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The School for Scandal | Richard Sheridan | 2003-2004 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| King Hedley II | August Wilson | 2003-2004 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Cabaret | Joe Masteroff, Fred Ebb, John Kander | 2003-2004 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Dinner at Eight | George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber | 2003-2004 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 2002-2003 Season | |||
| The Hollow | Agatha Christie | 2003 | TheatreFest |
| Funny Money | Ray Cooney | 2003 | TheatreFest |
| Death Trap | Ira Levin | 2003 | TheatreFest |
| A Little Night Music | Stephen Sondheim | 2002-2003 | Subscription Show, Stewart Theatre |
| The Rainmaker | Richard Nash | 2002-2003 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Jitney | August Wilson | 2002-2003 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Midsummer Night’s Dream | William Shakespeare | 2002-2003 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Blue Sky Boys | Ken Duncum | 2002-2003 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 2001-2002 Season | |||
| While the Sun Shines | Terrence Rattigan | 2002 | TheatreFest |
| Watch on the Rhine | Lillian Hellman | 2002 | TheatreFest |
| The Dinner Party | Neil Simon | 2002 | TheatreFest |
| Dracula-Prince of Darkeness | Steven Deitz | 2001-2002 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| A Raisin in the Sun | Lorraine Hansbury | 2001-2002 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Picasso at the Lapin Agile | Steve Martin | 2001-2002 | Student Studio, Studio Theatre |
| A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum | Stephen Sondheim | 2001-2002 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Stop Kiss | Diana Son | 2001-2002 | Diversity Series, Studio Theatre |
| Bell, Book and Candle | John VanDruten | 2001-2002 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| She Loves Me | Joe Masteroff | 2001-2002 | Subscription Show, Main Stage |
| 2000-2001 Season | |||
| It’s Only a Play | Terrence McNally | 2001 | TheatreFest |
| Collected Stories | Donald Margulies | 2001 | TheatreFest |
| The Unexpected Guest | Agatha Christie | 2001 | TheatreFest |
| The Women | Clare Booth Luce | 2000-2001 | Subscription Show, Main Stage |
| Once in a Lifetime | George S. Kauffman and Moss Hart | 2000-2001 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Fences | August Wilson | 2000-2001 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Brighton Beach Memoirs | Neil Simon | 2000-2001 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| The Boys in the Band | Mart Crowley | 2000-2001 | Diversity Series, Studio Theatre |
| Romeo and Juliet | William Shakespeare | 2000-2001 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1999-2000 Season | |||
| Ten Little Indians | Agatha Christie | 1999-2000 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Seven Guitars | August Wilson | 1999-2000 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Short Shorts | Various Student Authors | 1999-2000 | Student Studio |
| Pippin | Roger O. Hirson, Steven Schwartz | 1999-2000 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| The Drunkard | William H. Smith | 1999-2000 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Liberal Education | Scott Ross | 1999-2000 | Diversity Series, Studio Theatre |
| Short Shorts II | Various Student Authors | 1999-2000 | Student Studio |
| The Last Night of Ballyhoo | Alfred Uhry | 2000 | TheatreFest |
| Daddy’s Dyin’ Who’s Got the Will? | Del Shores | 2000 | TheatreFest |
| The Little Foxes | Lillian Helman | 1999-2000 | Subscription Show |
| 1998-1999 Season | |||
| A Shayna Maidel | Barbara Lebow | 1999? | Professional Series |
| Bus Stop | William Inge | 1998-1999 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| Miss Evers’ Boys | David Feldshuh | 1998-1999 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Frog Pond | 1998-1999 | Children’s Show | |
| The Heiress | Ruth and Augustus Goetz | 1998-1999 | Main Season, Stewart Theatre |
| The Front Page | Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur | 1998-1999 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Friendly Fire | 1998-1999 | Student Studio | |
| Laura | Vera Caspary and George Sklar | 1999 | TheatreFest |
| Serenading the Moon | 1999 | TheatreFest | |
| Take a Number, Darling | Jack Sharkey | 1999 | TheatreFest |
| Blithe Spirit | Noel Coward | 1998-1999 | Subscription Show |
| 1997-1998 Season | |||
| Cat on a Hot Tin Roof | Tennessee Williams | 1997-1998 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Dearly Departed | David Dean Bottrell | 1997-1998 | Showcase Production, Studio Theatre |
| Blues for an Alabama Sky | Pearl Cleage | 1997-1998 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Princess Frogge | 1997-1998 | Children’s Show | |
| Tartuffe | Jean Baptiste Moliere | 1997-1998 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| An Evening of Ten Minute Plays | 1997-1998 | Main Season, Main Stage | |
| Romantic Comedy | Bernard Slade | 1997-1998 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Steel Magnolias | Robert Harling | 1998 | TheatreFest |
| I Love A Piano | 1998 | TheatreFest | |
| Light up the Sky | Moss Hart | 1998 | TheatreFest |
| 1996-1997 Season | |||
| The Mousetrap | Agatha Christie | 1996-1997 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1940’s Radio Hour | Walton Jones | 1996-1997 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Flyin’ West | Pearle Cleage | 1996-1997 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Lover | Harold Pinter | 1996-1997 | Main Season, Studio Theatre |
| The Stranger | August Strindberg | 1996-1997 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Stage Blood | Charles Ludlam | 1996-1997 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Holy Ghosts | Romulus Linney | 1996-1997 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Fallen Angels | Noel Coward | 1997 | TheatreFest |
| 1995-1996 Season | |||
| Right Bed, Wrong Husband | Neil & Caroline Shaffner | 1995-1996 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Murder at the Vicarage | Agatha Christie | 1995-1996 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Two Trains Running | August Wilson | 1995-1996 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Our Town | Thornton Wilder | 1995-1996 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Accomplice | Rupert Holmes | 1995-1996 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Real Inspector Hound | Tom Stoppard | 1995-1996 | Studio Production |
| Present Tense | 1995-1996 | Studio Production | |
| Jerry’s Girls | Jerry Herman | 1996 | TheatreFest |
| The Girls in 509 | Howard Teichmann | 1996 | TheatreFest |
| Don’t Dress For Dinner | Mark Camoletti | 1996 | TheatreFest |
| 1994-1995 Season | |||
| Black Medea | Adapted by John C. McIlwee | 1994-1995 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Squaring the Circle | Tom Stoppard | 1994-1995 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| I Hate Hamlet | Paul Rudnick | 1994-1995 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Pajama Tops | Mawby Green and Ed Feilbert |
1994-1995 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Night Hank Williams Died | Larry King | 1994-1995 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Anything Goes | Guy Bolton, Howard Lindsay, P. G. Wodehouse, and Russel Crouse | 1994-1995 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Comedy in Crisis: Postman Spoke Sooth, Self Torture and Strenuous Exercise |
1994-1995 | Student Studio | |
| Death Takes a Holiday | Alberto Cassella | 1995 | TheatreFest |
| Not Now, Darling | John Chapman and Ray Cooney |
1995 | TheatreFest |
| Inspecting Carol | Daniel Sullivan | 1995 | TheatreFest |
| 1993-1994 Season | |||
| Bullshot Crummond | House, White, Neville-Andrews, Shearman, Cunningham | 1993-1994 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Piano Lesson | August Wilson | 1993-1994 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Godspell | Steven Schwartz | 1993-1994 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Dark of the Moon | Howard Richardson and William Berney | 1993-1994 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Run For Your Wife | Ray Coony | 1994 | TheatreFest |
| Squabbles | Marshall Karp | 1994 | TheatreFest |
| Legends! | 1994 | TheatreFest | |
| 1992-1993 Season | |||
| Spoon River Anthology | Edgar Lee Masters | 1992-1993 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Purlie | Ossie Davis, Phillip Rose, Peter Udell | 1992-1993 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Angel Street | Patrick Hamilton | 1992-1993 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Man Who Came to Dinner | George S. Kauffman and Moss Hart |
1992-1993 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Where Have all the Lightning Bugs Gone? | Louis Cation | 1992-1993 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Teenage Crazy Musketeers | Charles Martin | 1992-1993 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Private Lives | Noel Coward | 1992-1993 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| See How They Run | Philip King | 1993 | TheatreFest |
| Lettice and Lovage | Peter Shaffer | 1993 | TheatreFest |
| The Philadelphia Story | Phillip Barry | 1993 | TheatreFest |
| 1991-1992 Season | |||
| The Odd Couple | Neil Simon | 1991-1992 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Ring Around the Moon | Jean Anouilh | 1991-1992 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Boyfriend | Sandy Wilson | 1991-1992 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Joe Turner’s Come and Gone | August Wilson | 1991-1992 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Arms and the Man | George Bernard Shaw | 1991-1992 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Prince and the Pea in the Land of the ACC | 1991-1992 | Children’s Show | |
| Nuptials | Judy S. Cook | 1992 | TheatreFest |
| Rumors | Neil Simon | 1992 | TheatreFest |
| Now Let Us Give Thanks | Nancy Manera and Simon J. Donoghue |
1992 | TheatreFest |
| 1990-1991 Season | |||
| The Real Queen of Hearts Ain’t Even Pretty | Brad Bailey | Sept, 1991 ? | |
| A Moon for the Misbegotten | Eugene O’Neill | 1990-1991 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Nice People Dancing to Good Country Music | Lee Blessing | 1990-1991 | Studio Production |
| 27 Wagons Full of Cotton | Tennessee Williams | 1990-1991 | Studio Production |
| The Colored Museum | George Wolfe | 1990-1991 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Orphans | Lyle Kessler | 1990-1991 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Murder on the Nile | Agatha Christie | 1990-1991 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie | Jay Allen | 1991 | TheatreFest |
| Lunch Hour | Jean Kerr | 1991 | TheatreFest |
| 1989-1990 Season | |||
| 1940’s Radio Hour | Walton Jones | 1989-1990 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Amen Corner | James Baldwin | 1989-1990 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Forgiven | Larry Shue | 1989-1990 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Prince and the Pauper | Mark Twain | 1989-1990 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Oedipus Rex | Sophocles | 1989-1990 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Once Upon a Mattress | Mary Rogers and Marshall Barer |
1989-1990 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1988-1989 Season | |||
| The Royal Family | Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman |
1988-1989 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Ceremonies in Dark Old Men | Lonnie Elders II | 1988-1989 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Laundry and Bourbon | James McLure | 1988-1989 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Lone Star | James McLure | 1988-1989 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Jammin’ | 1988-1989 | Children’s Show | |
| P.S. Your Cat is Dead | James Kirkwood | 1988-1989 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Arsenic and Old Lace | Joseph Kesselring | 1988-1989 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1987-1988 Season | |||
| The Torch Bearers | George Kelley | 1987-1988 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Home | Samm-Art Williams | 1987-1988 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| She Stoops to Conquer | Oliver Goldsmith | 1987-1988 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Beauty and the Beast | 1987-1988 | Main Season, Main Stage | |
| The Rimers of Eldrich | Lanford Wilson | 1987-1988 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Sweet Charity | Book: Neil Simon Music: Cy Coleman Lyrics: Dorothy Fields |
1987-1988 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Real Inspector Hound | Tom Stoppard | 1987-1988 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Blithe Spirit | Noel Coward | 1987-1988 | Summer Series |
| 1986-1987 Season | |||
| Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom | August Wilson | 1986-1987 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Seagull | Anton Chehkov | 1986-1987 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1983-1984 Season | |||
| Madrigal ’83 (Fourth Anniversary) | 1983-1984 | Madrigal Dinner | |
| Look Homeward, Angel | Based on Wolfe | 1983-1984 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Blocks | Floyd Harris | 1983-1984 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Awake and Sing | Clifford Odets | 1983-1984 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Locker Room | 1983-1984 | Main Season, Main Stage | |
| Guys and Dolls | Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows |
1983-1984 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1982-1983 Season | |||
| Egad What a Cad | Anita Bell | 1982-1983 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Slight Case of Murder | Damon Runyon and Howard Lindsay |
1982-1983 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Picnic | William Inge | 1982-1983 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Emperor’s New Clothes | Charlotte Chorpenning | 1982-1983 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Low on High | 1982-1983 | Main Season, Main Stage | |
| Rashomon | Fay and Michael Kanin | 1982-1983 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Beyond the Fringe | 1982-1983 | Studio Production | |
| Locker Room | Bennett | 1982-1983 | Studio Production |
| 1981-1982 Season | |||
| A Lion in the Pond | 1981-1982 | Main Season, Main Stage | |
| The Man of Destiny | George Bernard Shaw | 1981-1982 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Zoo Story | Edward Albee | 1981-1982 | |
| Impromptu | Tad Mosel | 1981-1982 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Romantic Comedy | Bernard Slade | 1981-1982 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Belles of Amherst | William Luce | 1981-1982 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1980-1981 Season | |||
| Your Own Thing | Hal Hester and Danny Appolinare |
1980-1981 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Wine in the Wilderness | Alice Childress | 1980-1981 | Studio Production |
| The Monstrous Spider | 1980-1981 | Studio Production | |
| Alligator Man | Jack Kaplan | 1980-1981 | Studio Production |
| In the Desert of My Soul | John Glines | 1980-1981 | Studio Production |
| Light up the Sky | Moss Hart | 1980-1981 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Purlie Victorious | Ossie Davis | 1980-1981 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1979-1980 Season | |||
| Bus Stop | William Inge | 1979-1980 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Raisin in the Sun | Lorraine Hansbury | 1979-1980 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Trifles | Susan Glaspell | 1979-1980 | Studio Production |
| Where are You Going, Hollis Jay | Benjamin Bradford | 1979-1980 | Studio Production |
| Miss Julie | August Strindberg | 1979-1980 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Turned Oak | Noel Coward | 1979-1980 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Butterflies are Free | Leonard Gershe | 1979-1980 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| You Can’t Take it With You | George S. Kauffman and Moss Hart |
1979-1980 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1976-1977 Season | |||
| Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | 1976-1977 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Hot L Baltimore | Lanford Wilson | 1976-1977 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Zoo Story | Edward Albee | 1976-1977 | Studio Production |
| The Stronger | August Strindberg | 1976-1977 | Studio Production |
| Something Unspoken | Tennessee Williams | 1976-1977 | Studio Production |
| The House of Blue Leaves | John Guare | 1976-1977 | Studio Production |
| The Last Hero (Original Production) | Vicki Eason | 1976-1977 | Studio Production |
| The Lady of Larkspur Lotion | Tennessee Williams | 1976-1977 | |
| Riders to the Sea | John Synge | 1976-1977 | Studio Production |
| Eye of the Storm | 1976-1977 | ||
| 1975-1976 Season | |||
| When You Comin’ Back, Red Ryder? | Mark McDuff | 1975-1976 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Harvey | Mary Chase | 1975-1976 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Summer and Smoke | Tennessee Williams | 1975-1976 | Summer Series |
| The Mysterious Stranger | Mark Twain | 1975-1976 | Studio Production |
| Who’s Got His Own | Ron Milner | 1975-1976 | Studio Production |
| In Memory Of: A Musical Revue | 1975-1976 | Studio Production | |
| Mandragola | Niccolò Machiavelli | 1975-1976 | Studio Production |
| The Maids | Jean Genet | 1975-1976 | Studio Production |
| 1974-1975 Season | |||
| Joan of Lorraine | Maxwell Anderson | 1974-1975 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Roar of the Greasepaint- The Smell of the Crowd | Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley |
1974-1975 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Shot in the Dark | Marcel Achard | 1974-1975 | Summer Series |
| Brecht on Brecht | George Tabori | 1974-1975 | Studio Production |
| Antigone | Jean Ahouilh | 1974-1975 | Studio Production |
| Slow Dance on the Killing Ground | William Hanley | 1974-1975 | Studio Production |
| Out Cry | Tennessee Williams | 1974-1975 | Studio Production |
| Paradise Lost (Radio Play) | Clifford Odets | 1974-1975 | Studio Production |
| Studies in Mime | 1974-1975 | Studio Production | |
| Spoon River Anthology | Edgar Lee Masters | 1974-1975 | |
| 1973-1974 Season | |||
| Rhinocerous | Eugene Ionesco | 1973-1974 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Lion in Winter | James Goldman | 1973-1974 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Rimers of Eldritch | Lanford Wilson | 1973-1974 | Summer Series |
| Mechanima | 1973-1974 | Intermedia, Studio | |
| The Happy Journey to Camden and Trenton | Thornton Wilder | 1973-1974 | Studio Production |
| No Place to Be Somebody | Charles Gordon | 1973-1974 | Studio Production |
| No Exit | Jean-Paul Sartre | 1973-1974 | Studio Production |
| Endgame | Samuel Beckett | 1973-1974 | Studio Production |
| Metaphysical Media Funnies | 1973-1974 | Intermedia, Studio | |
| 1972-1973 Season | |||
| The Me Nobody Knows | Robert Livingston | 1972-1973 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| !Heimskringla! | Paul Foster | 1972-1973 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Dumbwaiter | Harold Pinter | 1972-1973 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Message from Cougar | Jean Maljean | 1972-1973 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Dracula | Bram Stoker | 1972-1973 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1971-1972 Season | |||
| Indians | Arthur Kopit | 1971-1972 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Alice Construction Company | Kevin Kelley | 1971-1972 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Luv | Murray Schisgal | 1971-1972 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Scratch | Archibald MacLeish | 1971-1972 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Trail of Death (Original Play by NCSU Student) | Robert Ridge | 1971-1972 | Studio Production |
| This is the Rill Speaking | Lanford Wilson | 1971-1972 | Studio Production |
| The Homecoming | Harold Pinter | 1971-1972 | Studio Production |
| Birdbath | Leonard Melfi | 1971-1972 | Studio Production |
| The Triumvirate (Original Play) | George Hillow | 1971-1972 | Studio Production |
| The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year | John Guare | 1971-1972 | Studio Production |
| 1970-1971 Season | |||
| . . . And Something in a Pear Tree | 1970-1971 | Intermedia, Studio | |
| Viet Rock | Megan Terry | 1970-1971 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Streetcar Named Desire | Tennessee Williams | 1970-1971 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Marat/Sade | Peter Weiss | 1970-1971 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Brick and the Rose | Lewis John Carlino | 1970-1971 | Studio Production |
| Memorial Day and The Old Jew | Murray Schisgal | 1970-1971 | Studio Production |
| Rats | Israel Horovitz | 1970-1971 | Studio Production |
| Comings and Goings- A Theatre Game | Megan Terry | 1970-1971 | Studio Production |
| Next | Terrence McNally | 1970-1971 | Studio Production |
| Sing to Me Through Open Windows | Arthur Kopit | 1970-1971 | Studio Production |
| 1969-1970 Season | |||
| Dunn St. Mine Shaft | 1969-1970 | Intermedia, Studio | |
| Black Comedy | Peter Shaffer | 1969-1970 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Knack | Ann Jellico | 1969-1970 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Blood Wedding | Garcia Larca | 1969-1970 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Zoo Story and The American Dream | Edward Albee | 1969-1970 | Studio Production |
| Botticelli | Terrence McNally | 1969-1970 | Studio Production |
| Spoon River Anthology | Edgar Lee Masters | 1969-1970 | Studio Production |
| Wisp in the Wind | Jack Cunningham | 1969-1970 | Studio Production |
| Tour | Terrence McNally | 1969-1970 | Studio Production |
| Morning | Israel Horovitz | 1969-1970 | Studio Production |
| 1968-1969 Season | |||
| Orange Driver | 1968-1969 | Intermedia, Summer Studio | |
| Ohm is Where the Art Is | 1968-1969 | Intermedia, Studio | |
| Conflict and Hope | 1968-1969 | Intermedia, Studio | |
| Clickstop! | 1968-1969 | Intermedia, Studio | |
| The Lesson | Eugène Ionesco | 1968-1969 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Last Flower | James Thurber | 1968-1969 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1967-1968 Season | |||
| The Bald Soprano | Eugène Ionesco | 1967-1968 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Marriage Proposal | Anton Chekov | 1967-1968 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Beyond the Fringe | Bennett, Cook, Miller and Moore |
1967-1968 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Liliom | Ferenc Molnar | 1967-1968 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Moon for the Misbegotten | Eugene O’Neill | 1967-1968 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1966-1967 Season | |||
| Ghosts | Henrik Ibsen | 1966-1967 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Song For All Saints | James Lineburger | 1966-1967 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Arms and the Man | George Bernard Shaw | 1966-1967 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Queen and the Rebels | Ugo Betti | 1966-1967 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1965-1966 Season | |||
| The Glass Menagerie | Tennessee Williams | 1965-1966 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Hedda Gabler | Henrik Ibsen | 1965-1966 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Private Life of the Master Race | Bertolt Brecht | 1965-1966 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| A Summer Ghost | Claude Fredericks | 1965-1966 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Hundred and First | Kenneth Cameron | 1965-1966 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Typists and the Tiger | Murray Schisgal | 1965-1966 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| 1964-1965 Season | |||
| Antigone | Jean Anouilh | 1964-1965 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Zoo Story and The American Dream | Edward Albee | 1964-1965 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Lady’s Not For Burning | Christopher Fry | 1964-1965 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| The Firebugs | Max Frisch | 1964-1965 | Main Season, Main Stage |
| Year Performed Unknown | |||
| Mime and Friends | |||
| The Persecution and Assasination of Jean Paul Marat As Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum Of Clarenton Under the Direction of the Marquis De Sade | Peter Weiss | Main Season, Main Stage | |
| An Evening of One Acts: The Man Who Came to Lunch, Florence, 1950 and A Need For Brussels Sprouts | Studio Production | ||
| Nice People Dancing to Good Country Music | Lee Blessing | Studio Production | |
| 27 Wagons Full of Cotton | Tennessee Williams | Studio Production | |
| The Return of Henry Bracewell, or, Why Am I Always Alone When I’m With You? |
Andrew Johns | Studio Production | |
| Groove Tube | |||
| The Tragedy of King Lear | William Shakespeare | ||
| Lovers and Winners | Brian Friel | ||
| Voices | Susan Jiffin | ||
| A Midsummer Night’s Dream | William Shakespeare | ||
| Happy Birthday, Wanda June | Kurt Vonnegut | ||
| Scratch | Archibald MacLeish | ||