Ronin Theatre Collaborative

Founded in 2020, Ronin Theatre Collaborative focuses on storytelling and adding a unique voice to the valley through rarely done or premier plays.

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2026

The Season of Play

The games we play with others, the way we play ourselves, and the fun of live experimental theatre all rolled into one.

SHRINES

by Ashley Rose Wellman

Directed by Van Rockwell

A family stuck in a horrifying cycle of perpetual mourning throws a party for a dead teenage girl, on what would have been her 30th birthday. When the girl’s former high school sweetheart arrives and drops a major bombshell, the night descends into chaos and forces them to contend with deeply held trauma and disturbing secrets.
SHRINES is a play about blurred boundaries, Facebook, and the way we grieve now.

1/29 – 2/1 Irish Cultural Center & McClelland Library
2/6 – 2/22 Main Street Creative Arts Center

Glen Oaks

by John Perovich

Directed by Cody Goulder

Glen Oaks drifts through landscapes of love, loss, and memory, where a couple’s fading bond and their daughter’s new romance echo against the town’s haunted past.

In this dreamlike world, history lingers, shaping how we hold on — and how we let go.

5/21 – 5/24 Irish Cultural Center & McClelland Library
5/29 – 6/7 Main Street Creative Arts Center

The Seagull

by Anton Chekhov

Directed by Cody Goulder

Love, Art, and Mayhem ensues in the Russian countryside as one generation of artists struggles against another, mostly to be taken seriously in spite of themselves.

7/10 – 7/19 Main Street Creative Arts Center
8/14 – 8/15 Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival

Megalodon

by Nicholas Walker Herbert

Directed by BJ Garrett

Cass, a marine-biologist, had a close encounter with a monster, but no one believes her. Hannah is looking for her missing brother Vogan, but no one will help her. And Vogan – just wants to know he exists.

7/30 – 8/2 Irish Cultural Center & McClelland Library
8/7 – 8/23 Main Street Creative Arts Center

The Legend of Robin Hood

by Nathan Makaryk

Directed by Elizabeth Broeder

People with power are running unchecked. People without are growing angry. And in the shire of Nottingham, the sheriff seems intent on doing nothing about it.

Both a gripping historical epic and fascinating deconstruction of the famous legend, Nathan Makaryk’s The Legend of Robin Hood mixes history and myth into a complex study of justice—one that twists and turns far beyond the traditional tale of Sherwood Forest’s iconic thief.

This critically-acclaimed production would later be the inception for Nathan’s debut novel, NOTTINGHAM.

9/10 – 9/13 Irish Cultural Center & McClelland Library
9/17 – 9/27 Main Street Creative Arts Center

The Haunted Castle Season 3

The hit anthology of horror plays inspired by Ireland’s ghost stories and mythology will return for a third season at the Irish Cultural Center & McClelland Library.

It’s going to be a scream, though not a banshee’s for audience safety.

10/22 – 10/30 Irish Cultural Center & McClelland Library

The Macbethest Christmas Pageant Spectaculathon…Ever!!!

by John Perovich

Directed by Cody Goulder

What are elves to do when Santa maintains dangerous working conditions?

Bring your friends and leave the young ones at home (we’re serious!) for a debaucherous dinner party hosted by Lady M. Something wicked this way comes and it’s called the holiday spirit!

12/4 – 12/20 Main Street Creative Arts Center