​2018 - 2019 Season

The 2018-2019 season is supported in part by
​the Alexandria Commission for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Virginia Commission for the Arts
Sailing on String
Created by Becca Drew Ramsey
Directed by Kate Debelack

Sneak Peek: October 6 and 8, 2018
Join us for a special Sneak Peek performance of this work in progress.
After each performance, we invite you to contribute to the creative process. Your feedback to help further develop this new show which will officially open in May 2019!
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The Lab at Convergence: May 2-18, 2019
​A simple piece of yarn can become so many things! Follow a curious explorer on a voyage into a world made entirely of string! Yarn birds fly through the air passing crocheted clouds. This gentle, engaging performance features object transformation, dance, live string music, and captivating design. Follow the twists, turns, and eventual tangles of this special immersive performance for our youngest audience members!


Best for children ages 0-2 and their families
Adventures with Mr. Bear
Written and Directed by Ryan Sellers

The Lab at Convergence: November 30-December 15, 2018
Atlas Performing Arts Center: December 18-22, 2018     

The wonder and magic of a child's imagination are brought to life in this charming production. One cozy winter afternoon, a young girl and her favorite stuffed animal, Mr. Bear, play a game of hide and seek which evolves into a series of exciting adventures. Together, they embark on a journey of endless possibilities - all from the comfort of her playroom! Cuddle up with your favorite stuffed animal friend and join us for a delightful holiday production.

Best for children ages 2 - 5 and their families.
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Beep Beep!
Written and Directed by Rex Daugherty

The Lab at Convergence: March 7-23, 2019
​Atlas Performing Arts Center: March 27-31, 2019

Monkeying around can be so much fun! But when an actual monkey starts tinkering in a car, so many things go wrong that the owner can't seem to fix! With their car falling apart, will our friend solve this mystery in time? This highly physical comedy, features live percussion music and plenty of zany shenanigans. Come help us figure out how to fix up this car where nothing goes right!
 
Best for children ages 2 - 5 and their families.