Reflections on our how past and our paths influence our future

Musical Parody of Maybe This Time from Cabaret. We can all agree that 2020 was a pretty sucky year. We are cautiously optimistic that Maybe This Year won't Suck.

Maybe This Year

A woman finds herself torn between the bustle of her New York life and the quaint dance floors of her home in Texas.

Sidestep

Sadie spends a summer afternoon around her hometown in Wisconsin, while an old flame tries to find a new spot in her life.

4622 Stillwater Circle

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Two unlikely strangers meet on a desert road. Every strangers encounter is different, but this one is going to leave its mark.

Scarlet

By the Spring of 1969, as tensions rose, Delta Stateâs Black students organized a series of actions and protests. These actions culminated in the quickly-escalating events of Monday, March 10, 1969. In VOICES FROM THE SIT IN, the forgotten history of this moment is revealed. We meet the original students involved and relive the tense experience of a significant moment in the Civil Rights movement, exploring history almost unknown to students today

Voices from the Sit In

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Vegetarian's Lament

What would happen if, like polar bears, music was about to dissapear ? If all of a sudden, all the melodies in the world are already composed ? if no new song could be invented ? How would mankind react ? That's what Thomas, a young and enthusiastic musician is about to say to Jeanne, his fiancÃ©e.

Apocalypse Notes

Margo, Dan, Jordan, and Lizzy visit grandmother Ruth for Passover. Later that night, Lizzy finds Ruth watching a midnight news story about Anne Frankâs death. Lizzy then confesses to have known a related secret for years and Ruth is left with some explaining to do.

The Book of Ruth

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Where I've Been, Where I'm Going  (Available in Texas only)

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After 2020, Deep in the Heart’s focus is to reconnect our community. We are bringing audiences back to the theater with Indie favorites about love and music, as well as thought-provoking stories about child rearing and property rights. In all, we will showcase 153 projects in person and online!

Here's what's coming up soon. Can't make it? No sweat. Many live streams will be available for on-demand viewing as well.