The Screwtape Letters is a smart, provocative and wickedly funny theatrical adaptation of the C.S. Lewis novel about spiritual warfare from a demon's point of view. The play, set in a eerily stylish office in hell, follows the clever scheming of Satan's chief psychiatrist, Screwtape, as he entices a human 'patient' toward damnation....

One of the most popular Latino comedians of all time, Lopez is an author, sitcom star, Grammy-nominated and undeniably hilarious. He's uncompromisingly edgy despite his massive success and draws on his life as a Mexican-American man and his difficult early childhood experiences growing up with his grandparents. Prepare for some explosive verbal fireworks when he tackles politics and racism in the undeniably fiery Lopez style.

The front runners of eighties soft-rock and still evolving, Air Supply know how to write a love song, creating the illusion of romance with sweeping ballads and sweet melodies. Touring now, an evening the Aussie megastars will enchant, as they play from their compelling and vast back catalog, with hits such as 'You are my Lady', 'Everywoman in the World', 'Without you' and many more!

Clown and comedian Brincos Dieras is taking his show on the road. The zany jester brings his unique brand of comedy to the stage for all to enjoy. Well known for his distinctive outfits and colorful makeup, the clown will put on a performance to remember. Don't miss out on the funniest night of your life!

The Indigo Girls have steadfastly forged their own path through the music world for over two decades, and they don't show any sign of slowing down just yet. The duo of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers have now released 16 albums of breezy and lyrically adroit folk-rock, first emerging in the late 1980s alongside fellow Georgians R.E.M.

Join John Cusack for a special screening of his 1989 movie Say Anything, followed by a Q&A where you can quiz the actor on the experience of movie making. The first movie from Cameron Crowe, Say Anything, tells the story of the unlikely romance between a high school valedictorian and a regular student after graduation. On its release, it was a critical success, with Roger Ebert remarking that it was "one of the best films of the year".