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The musical Head Over Heels is a University of Iowa student production Directed and Choreographed by Michael C. Flores in the E.C. Marie Theater in Iowa City.
The production explores a kingdom in Greece, performed in Elizabethan language, that is driven by song when it becomes threatened by a prophecy from an oracle. King Basilius, played by Brennen Malone, upon hearing about the threats to his kingdom goes to meet the oracle, Pythio the non-binary prophet played by Luis Avalos. He refuses to accept the words of Pythio, and drags not just his wife and daughters, but the entire kingdom into a wild goose chase.
His daughters Pamela and Philoclea, played by Hannah Anderson and Nicolette Mayer, have to follow their father while trying to discover where their hearts belong. Their mother Queen Gynecia, played by Zoe Mae Nolte, has fallen out of love with her husband and on this trip is forced to discover what she now desires. If there is no change, the kingdom is doomed to fail.
This story is filled with love, heartache, dirty humor, and is not confined by gender and sexuality in this “window into a more hopeful, more liberated future” according to their…
St. Dunstan's Theatre Guild will present Head Over Heels, a bold and hilarious jukebox musical featuring the music of The Go-Go's, running May 29–June 13, 2026, at the Outdoor Greek Theatre on the Cranbrook campus in Bloomfield Hills.
Based on The Arcadia by Sir Philip Sidney, with an original book conceived by Jeff Whitty and adapted by James Magruder, Head Over Heels is a vibrant, laugh-out-loud musical packed with the iconic hits of The Go-Go's. When a royal family sets out to outrun a mysterious prophecy, they are swept into a whirlwind adventure filled with mistaken identities, unexpected romance, and self-discovery. Bursting with humor, heart, and infectious energy, the show is a joyful celebration of love, freedom, and being unapologetically yourself.
Director Jerry Haines reflects on the unique opportunity to stage the production in the Greek Theatre: “This is my first time directing for St. Dunstan's and in the Greek Theatre. It just so happens that Head Over Heels fits perfectly in that setting. The show is a combination of two worlds. The language and dialogue at first listen is very old world, but…
Saturday 14th March 2026, 7:30pm Hayes Theatre (In Season review)
HEAD OVER HEELS THE MUSICAL celebrates the music of 70’s and 80’s Pop Rock group The Go-Gos through a pairing with Sir Philip Sidney’s pastoral romance, The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia. Premiering in 2015, James Whitty (concept and book) and James Magruder’s (adaptor) musical theatre adaptation is another jukebox musical that pairs 16th century literature with 20th century music.
In bringing the Sidney’s The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia, generally referred to more simply as Arcadia, into the 21st century, the work, first published in 1593 is presented with a queer lens and a streamlining of characters. The Royal family of Arcadia have been summoned to an audience with oracle Pythio (Gaz Dutlow), but in his stubborn “wisdom” the King of Arcadia, the stuffy Basilius (Thomas Campbell) believes that it is his duty, with his servant Dametus (Nancy Denis/Ellen Ebbs), and not a task for his wife and daughters. Basilius and Dametus are told by Pythio, a being that cannot be bound by rigid binary terms, that Arcadia risks loosing its “Beat” if…