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When Henrietta Leavitt Begins Work At The Harvard Observatory In The Early 1900s, She Isn’t Allowed To Touch A Telescope Or Express An Original Idea. Instead, She Joins A Group Of Women “Computers,” Charting The Stars For A Renowned Astronomer Who Calculates Projects In “Girl Hours” And Has No Time For The Women’s Probing Theories. As Henrietta, In Her Free Time, Attempts To Measure The Light And Distance Of Stars, She Must Also Take Measure Of Her Life On Earth, Trying To Balance Her Dedication To Science With Family Obligations And The Possibility Of Love.

A Small Group Of People Help Jesus Christ Tell Different Parables By Using A Wide Variety Of Games, Storytelling Techniques And Hefty Doses Of Comic Timing. An Eclectic Blend Of Songs, Ranging In Style From Pop To Vaudeville, Is Employed As The Story Of Jesus' Life Dances Across The Stage. Dissolving Hauntingly Into The Last Supper And The Crucifixion, Jesus' Messages Of Kindness, Tolerance And Love Come Vibrantly To Life.

Set In Damon Runyon's Mythical New York City, Guys And Dolls Is An Oddball Romantic Comedy. Gambler, Nathan Detroit, Tries To Find The Cash To Set Up The Biggest Craps Game In Town While The Authorities Breathe Down His Neck; Meanwhile, His Girlfriend And Nightclub Performer, Adelaide, Laments That They've Been Engaged For Fourteen Years. Nathan Turns To Fellow Gambler, Sky Masterson, For The Dough, And Sky Ends Up Chasing The Straight-Laced Missionary, Sarah Brown, As A Result. Guys And Dolls Takes Us From The Heart Of Times Square To The Cafes Of Havana, Cuba, And Even Into The Sewers Of New York City, But Eventually Everyone Ends Up Right Where They Belong.