Through the prism of her own personal experiences, award-winning playwright E. M. Lewis tells the story of America’s relationship with guns. Leaning neither right nor left, this critically-acclaimed play jumps into the middle of the gun control debate and asks “Can we have a conversation about this?” The performance, starring Christopher Smith and directed by Robert Consenza, explores the role that firearms play in our lives. Tickets: $25 general admission, $20 PS21 members

This evening-length production of “Rob Day” explores gun culture and our connections to it. In this performance that merges contemporary dance forms with traditional West African dance movement, Rob is a 9mm pistol. The relationships formed on his travels reveal a charisma and influence that is undeniable. Tickets: $35 general admission, $30 PS21 members

This evening-length production of “Rob Day” explores gun culture and our connections to it. In this performance that merges contemporary dance forms with traditional West African dance movement, Rob is a 9mm pistol. The relationships formed on his travels reveal a charisma and influence that is undeniable. Tickets: $35 general admission, $30 PS21 members

A staged reading with Nancy Rothman This one-woman play by Alison and Margaret Engel is a tribute to the columnist and humorist who lovingly satirized the plight of the suburban housewife. One of Columbia County’s favorite comic actors Nancy Rothman brings Bombeck’s humor home for modern audiences in celebration of Mother’s Day weekend. Tickets: $20 general admission, $15 PS21 members

A staged reading with Nancy Rothman This one-woman play by Alison and Margaret Engel is a tribute to the columnist and humorist who lovingly satirized the plight of the suburban housewife. One of Columbia County’s favorite comic actors Nancy Rothman brings Bombeck’s humor home for modern audiences in celebration of Mother’s Day weekend. Tickets: $20 general admission, $15 PS21 members

This zany trip backstage looks into the final moments before the curtain goes up. The cabaret-style piece celebrates the creative relationship between these co-founders of the acclaimed KEIGWIN + COMPANY. Andrew Boynton wrote in The New Yorker, Keigwin seeks “to capture audiences with wit, theatrical sensibility, and, mostly, terrific dancing.” Tickets: $35 general admission, $30 PS21 members

This zany trip backstage looks into the final moments before the curtain goes up. The cabaret-style piece celebrates the creative relationship between these co-founders of the acclaimed KEIGWIN + COMPANY. Andrew Boynton wrote in The New Yorker, Keigwin seeks “to capture audiences with wit, theatrical sensibility, and, mostly, terrific dancing.” Tickets: $35 general admission, $30 PS21 members