Oct 23-Nov 1 • APU Grant Hall

Thursdays - Saturdays at 7pm & Halloween at 10pm

Pay-What-You-Can-Preview, Thurs Oct 22 at 7pm

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A shadow older than memory has come to London—and it’s hungry.

In this thrilling stage adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Gothic classic, Count Dracula slips from his Carpathian castle into the heart of England, turning innocence into terror and reason into nightmare. Experience the suspense, seduction, and horror that made Dracula immortal. The blood is the life...

Recommended for ages 10 & up or those who can handle a good scare.

Oct 24-Nov 1 • APU Grant Hall

Saturday & Sunday at 3pm

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The vampire siblings are putting on a gruesome dance competition and all the best creatures are going to boogie down dead in this hilarious musical Halloween treat. Don your costumes, bring your dancing shoes, and join TBA Theatre for a Halloween event you’ll never forget!

Special Bonus - Trick or Treat with the cast after the show; costumes encouraged!​

October 31, 2026 @ 10pm • APU Grant Hall

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The leaves are rustling underfoot, the breeze is blowing cold, and there is something in the darkness that is watching you. The timid want to be safely behind locked doors but YOU should join us in the Jack O Lantern lit darkness of APU's Grant Hall where five shadowy storytellers are waiting to chill your blood with an unlucky thirteen tales to make you tremble. Come with someone that you think can keep you safe.

December 11-20, 2026 • APU Grant Hall

Thurs-Sat @ 7pm • Sun at 3pm​​

The Step beyond the ballet and into the original tale that started it all.

On a magical Christmas Eve, young Clara receives a mysterious Nutcracker doll—only to witness it come alive and lead an army of toy soldiers against the sinister Mouse King and his mouse horde. When the battle turns dire, Clara’s bravery helps unlock a wondrous journey to an enchanted kingdom where dolls dance, dreams take shape, and a cursed prince awaits his true love. Perfect for families and first-time theatre-goers, this enchanting stage adaptation brings Hoffmann’s timeless story to life with whimsical characters, thrilling sword fights, and a heartwarming finale.

February 26 - March 7 • APU Grant Hall

Thurs-Sat @ 7pm; Sun @ 3pm

Pay-What-You-Decide preview on Thursday, February 25 @ 7pm

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William Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy of young love, fate, and family honor – Two noble families, the Montagues and the Capulets, are locked in a bitter feud that spills into the streets and stains the city with blood. When Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet meet by chance, their forbidden love sets off a chain of passion, secret vows, and heartbreaking choices that no parent can control and no friend can stop.

April 30 - May 9 • APU Grant Hall

Fri & Sat @ 7pm; Sun @ 3pm

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Based on the book by Margery Williams, follow the journey of a toy rabbit who longs to become real through the power of a child’s love. Blending imaginative storytelling, movement, and heartfelt moments, the production explores themes of belonging, transformation, and what it truly means to be loved.

August 2026

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A new work from the award-winning playwright, P Shane Mitchell. In early America, Goodman Briar is accused of a crime he didn't commit and today is the day he is to be hanged until dead. Tried and found guilty of practicing the horrible crime of witchcraft on the persons of Goodman and Goodwife Shallow, he must now pay for his crimes. There is but one way to save his life. All he must do is betray his fundamental beliefs and commit a mortal sin. And for her part, all his faithful wife must do is convince him.

This is a send-off performance for TBA's August 2026 tour to the Edmonton Fringe Festival in Alberta, Canada.

Sept 18-20, 2026 • TBA Theatre Studio Amphitheatre Tent

Friday & Saturday at 7pm • Sunday at 3pm

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Join Folk's Tales on a journey like no other in a hand-clapping, toe-tapping, foot-stamping, good time for the whole family.