Special Events

Quetzali and the Comic Book Queen vs. the Alebrije of Darkness: Live in the School Cafeteria

Embark on a thrilling superhero saga in this World Premiere show! Lali Marquez is just a normal teenager – until a mysterious Quetzal feather sprouts from her arm, cueing the start of her epic superhero journey. Teamed up with her comic-loving BFF Nicki, they’re on a mission to uncover ancient Aztec secrets and take down the baddies invading their school. Infused with humor, heroism, and heartfelt moments, Quetzali and the Comic Book Queen vs. The Alebrije of Darkness: Live in the School Cafeteria promises an unforgettable theatrical experience you won’t want to miss. Join us for this celebration of friendship, family, and finding the (super)power within yourself.

• Pay what you will. Reservations are required.  
• Recommended for Ages 9+ 
• All children must be accompanied by an adult.
• A World Premiere commissioned by Lexington Children’s Theatre 

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Join us for The Story Tour, a one-night musical journey of faith, featuring the hope-filled music of Allan Scott Band, inspiring times of ministry with speakers Allan Scott and suicide survivor Pastor Travis Habbershon, powerful testimonies and stories of God’s redemption. Stories of freedom from guilt, shame, depression and addiction. Stories of amazing healings and restored marriages. All designed to communicate one truth:

"WITH JESUS, YOUR STORY ISN'T OVER!" It’s a powerful and unique experience for the hurting, struggling and marginalized.

Ticket Information:

• VIP Tickets: $42 (Meet the speakers and band! Free gifts!)
• Premium Seating GA: $22
• GA: $14 (At the door $18)
• Groups of 10+: $12
• Volunteer: $5 (only available at select events)

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Guest Speaker: Dr. Dennis Dickerson

Dr. Dennis C. Dickerson is the Reverend James Lawson Chair in History, Ementus, and a Professor of History, Emeritus, at Vanderbilt University, where he taught since 1999, Previously, he held the Stanfield Professorship of History at Williams College. Dr. Dickerson earned his B.A. from Lincoln University, an M.A. and Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis, and an M.Div. from Vanderbilt University.

Refreshments to follow the lecture.

"My Broken Doll by Ernie Nolan is a powerful play based on Holocaust survivor Beatrice Karp’s memoir. It tells the story of her childhood during World War II, her separation from family, and her survival in concentration camps. The title symbolizes her lost innocence, and the play highlights resilience, hope, and the enduring human spirit while educating audiences about the importance of remembrance and tolerance. It’s a fantastic opportunity for students to engage with live theatre and connect with its themes in an impactful way."

This performance will be followed by a workshop designed to deepen students' understanding of the themes and provide hands-on learning opportunities in theatre arts. This will be performed by Morehead University theatre education students. 

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