Key Productions
- As You Like It, directed by Rob Pensalfini (2002)
- Pericles, directed by Ira Seidenstein (2003)
- Coriolanus, directed by Anne Pensalfini (2003)
- The Comedy of Errors, directed by Rob Pensalfini (2005)
- The Madness of King Lear, an experimental re-working of King Lear, directed by Stephen Daniels (2005)
- Shakespeare's Briefs, or Let's Kill All The Lawyers, featuring scenes from Shakespeare's plays which involve legal matters (such as Hermione's trial in The Winter's Tale), directed by Samid Suliman (2006)
- Metamorphoses, an adaptation of Tales from Ovid, directed by Leah Mercer and Jo Loth (2006–2008)
- Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Jo Loth (2007)
- Twelfth Night, directed by Rob Pensalfini (2008)
- As You Like It, directed by Paul Adams (2009)
- Where the Wild Things Are, directed by Rob Pensalfini (2009)
- Richard III, directed by Tom McSweeney (2010)
- The Merchant of Venice, directed by Crystal Arons and Curt Tofteland (2011)
- Two Gentlemen of Verona, directed by Rob Pensalfini (2012)
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