Village Square Theatre announces 2025-2026 season lineup

Posted 1/13/25

The Village Square Theatre has announced their 2025-2026 season lineup.

Sweeney Todd: The Demond Barber of Fleet Street

Sweeney Todd, a barber who returns to London after spending time in …

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Village Square Theatre announces 2025-2026 season lineup

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The Village Square Theatre has announced their 2025-2026 season lineup.

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Sweeney Todd, a barber who returns to London after spending time in jail. Todd returns pursuing revenge on the judge who murdered his wife and set him up.

The Odd Couple by Neil Simon

Two opposite friends, Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison, become roommates in this comedy. Ungar is described as neat and uptight, while Madison is described as messy and carefree. As they both navigate their own lives, they create a special friendship despite their differences.

Freaky Friday

Following a heated argument, a mother and daughter wake up in each other’s bodies. Throughout their journey, they must act like one another. This experience allows both to view life from the other’s point of view, which strengthens their relationship and a deeper understanding of one another.

School of Rock

In this musical, a musician becomes a substitute teacher at a prestigious prep school. He shortly discovers his students’ musical talents and forms a rock band with them, hoping to win the battle of the bands.

The Best Christmas Pageant ever

The Christmas Pageant is taken over by a family who disrupts the traditional production community members are used to. However, the family’s method leads to a different perspective on the story of Jesus’ birth.

12 angry jurors

This play follows a group of jurors deliberating the fate of a young man accused of murder. While most jurors believe the young man is guilty, one juror challenges the evidence and urges the others to reconsider their assumptions.

The theatre is located at 105 Caughman Rd. in Lexington.

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