Season 37
A Season of Big Choices
This season brings three bold, unforgettable stories to the Louisville Center for the Arts. Revolutionary women racing against the guillotine. A country club unraveling in the most ridiculous ways. A school where nothing is certain—and everything's at stake.
On Stage this Season
-
![Poster for a theatrical production titled "The Revolutionists," staged at the Coal Creek Theater of Louisville. Features a vintage black and white image of a woman wearing sunglasses, with various details including dates, author, director, and social media icons.]()
The Revolutionists
Paris, 1793. Four women race against the guillotine to figure out how to change the world. A playwright with writer's block. An assassin on a mission. A former queen who wants her story rewritten. A Haitian rebel who's done with everyone's nonsense. Together, they'll murder Marat, lose their heads, and try to beat back the chaos with art, activism, and sisterhood. It's historical. It's fictional. It's a raucous dream about what it takes to make change.
-
![Poster for Coal Creek Theater of Louisville's spring 2026 production of 'The Fox on the Fairway' with a golf theme, showing a golf hole with a golf ball and a flag with the number 8, and text detailing the production's title, date, director, and theater's contact information.]()
The Fox on the Fairway
The annual golf tournament is here, and everything depends on one promising young player with a fragile psyche. Naturally, nothing goes according to plan. Mistaken identities pile up. Doors slam. Romantic chaos erupts. Social facades crack. And the club manager is desperately trying to hold it together while his lies unravel in the most ridiculous ways possible. A furiously paced farce about love, honor, and golf.
-
![Poster for the Front Range Playwrights Showcase: An Evening of Colorado-Grown One-Acts, presented by Coal Creek Theater of Louisville, with a black and white mountain landscape and an orange sun graphic.]()
An Evening of Colorado-Grown One-Acts
These stories are Colorado theater—homegrown, bold, and built by the people who live here. Original work by local playwrights, performed and directed by local artists. New voices discovering their craft. Established writers trying bold ideas. Stories you won't see anywhere else.
This production is presented by the Front Range Playwrights Showcase. -
![Poster for Coal Creek Theater of Louisville promoting the fall 2026 production of "Doubt: A Parable" by John Patrick Shanley, directed by M. Shane Grant. Contains black, blue, and purple color blocks, with an image of a woman with a blindfold and a person holding a cross, both in black and white.]()
Doubt, a Parable
The Bronx, 1964. Sister Aloysius suspects Father Flynn of something terrible. She has no proof—only certainty. He denies everything. Caught between them: a young teacher who wants to believe the best, and a mother facing an impossible choice. In the end, you decide: What really happened? Who do you believe? What do you do when you're not sure—but you have to act anyway?
