ST. LOUIS - s4story -- New Jewish Theatre (NJT) announces its 29th season, featuring five productions that bring acclaimed contemporary works, classic American theatre, and an award-winning musical to St. Louis audiences in 2027. The season explores themes of community, identity, resilience, and family through a mix of comedy, drama, and musical theatre.

"NJT has developed a reputation for presenting some of the most unique and high-quality theatre in St. Louis," said Rebekah Scallet, NJT Artistic Director. "For our 29th season, I've assembled an exciting mix of both new and classic productions that I hope will resonate with audiences across St. Louis."

The 2027 season features:

• Eureka Day
  By Jonathan Spector | March 25–April 11, 2027
  A Tony Award winning play, Eureka Day makes its St. Louis premiere at NJT, bringing a timely, headline-inspired comedy to local audiences.
• Photograph 51
  By Anna Ziegler | May 27–June 13, 2027
  
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  Written by Anna Ziegler, whose play The Wanderers was produced by NJT in 2023, Photograph 51 shines a light on a remarkable woman whose place in scientific history deserves greater recognition.
• Biloxi Blues
  By Neil Simon | July 22–August 8, 2027
  With Biloxi Blues, NJT completes its presentation of Simon's trilogy, which begins with Brighton Beach Memoirs and concludes with Broadway Bound. Although NJT has produced the other two plays multiple times, this marks the first time Biloxi Blues will appear in the Wool Studio Theatre.
• Farewell Mr. Haffman
  By Jean-Philippe Daguerre | Adapted by Jeremy Sams | September 9–26, 2027
  Based on one of France's most successful and long-running plays, this new English-language adaptation brings a compelling story of courage and survival to NJT. The original French play was also adapted into the film Adieu Monsieur Haffmann, which previously screened as part of the Jewish Film Festival at the J.
• Falsettos
  Music and Lyrics by William Finn; Book by William Finn and James Lapine | December 2–19, 2027
  
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  This Tony Award-winning musical is a heartfelt celebration of family in all its forms.
  A major hit when NJT first produced it in 2004, Falsettos returns as a beloved classic by Jewish composer and lyricist William Finn, also known for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. The production honors Finn's legacy following his death in 2025.

"Whether through the vehicle of comedy, drama, or music, each work in the 2027 season speaks to a different facet of our world today," Scallet said. "They entertain us while asking questions about how we confront hatred, find love, or create family."

Season Subscriptions and Flex Passes for NJT's 2027 season go on sale December 3, 2026. Single tickets will be available beginning January 18, 2027. For subscription information, tickets and additional details, visit https://jccstl.com/arts-ideas/new-jewish-theatre/