this year at the ARK Theatre, September 13 through November 6, directed by Joe Calarco and featuring Maria Rizzo and Rachel Zampelli.

Along with Freaky Friday, other new musicals to make an appearance include Silver Belles (November 22—December 24 at the ARK Theatre) by Matt Conner, Allyson Currin and Stephen Gregory Smith, and Midwestern Gothic by Royce Vavrek and Joshua Schmidt (March 14, 2017—April 30 at the ARK Theatre).

In the MAX Theatre there will also be a 360 degree revival of Maury Yeston’s Titanic (December 13—January 29, 2017), directed by Eric Schaeffer, and to end the season, Joe Calarco will helm Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Jesus Christ Superstar (May 9, 2017—July 2).blood completely altered her life. Cooked up as satire in a single afternoon, it first appeared on TMZ and then spread across social media rapidly, uniting Republicans and Democrats in outrage. Griffin released a video apology almost immediately after the photo’s release, but the damage was done; the next day, Trump intensified the backlash by tweeting a claim that his son Barron, 11, was having a difficult time dealing with the image. And members of the First Family, including Trump’s two older sons, launched an aggressive public campaign against Griffin.

In the following days, the Secret Service opened an investigation; Griffin was fired from the CNN New Year’s Eve broadcast that she had co-hosted with Anderson Cooper for ten years; a lucrative endorsement contract was canceled, and so were