The Fantasticks (Feb. 18-22)—The longest running musical in the world and with good reason! The Fantasticks is irresistible with its universal, timeless story and memorable musical score. Filled with youthful innocence, a boy falls for the girl next door in a rebellious romance. This fable of first love, lost love and eventually true love, is comedic and poignant at the same time. The Fantasticks will capture your heart with it’s beloved hit songs Try to Remember, Metaphor, and Soon It’s Gonna Rain.… $32.

Godspell (Mar. 20-Apr. 11)-- The Gospel of St. Matthew comes humanly and hearteningly alive in a groundbreaking and unique new production of Godspell, one of Broadway’s biggest successes! The well-loved musical score by Stephen Schwartz is a mix of rock, folk and pop songs, including Day by Day, By My Side, and All Good Gifts. This joyous contemporary piece of musical theatre will be a passionate new reflection on the parables of Jesus, told with vibrant creativity by a large ensemble.… $30-$32.

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The Music Man (Jul. 24-Aug. 16) -- Family entertainment at its best! The Music Man follows the fast talking Harold Hill as he cons the quirky characters of River City, Iowa into buying instruments for a children’s band he vows to organize – even though he doesn’t know a trombone from a G Clef. His plans to skip town with the cash are foiled when he falls for the town librarian. With its one of a kind score of rousing marches and beautiful ballads, such as Ya Got Trouble, Seventy-Six Trombones and Til There Was You, this whopping hit is one of America’s musical theatre treasures!… $30-$32.

Arsenic and Old Lace (Oct. 9-25) – A classic Broadway comedy-thriller that has audiences roaring with laughter!

The sweet old Brewster sisters are up to their charitable acts again! Unfortunately, their charity includes poisoning lonely old men who come to their house for lodging. A madcap farce ensues when their nephew Mortimer arrives on Halloween and discovers their "little secret".

A delightfully zany collection of relatives are the final ingredient for a night of hilarity with a dash of the macabre! … $22-$24.

A Christmas Carol (Nov. 27-Dec. 20)-- On Christmas Eve, three spirits visit the world’s most famous miser ,Ebenezer Scrooge, and take him on an unforgettable journey through childhood memories and glimpsesof the future. In one ghostly and haunted evening, Scrooge sees the error of his ways and repents just in time to enjoy a glorious Christmas morning. Over the years, The Company Theatre’s production of this timeless Dickens’ classic has become a South Shore tradition, with its storybook sets, ghostly special effects and colorful costumes… $29-$31.