A Note about the Years Listed: Up until 1969 and since 1998, the tours have been of the shows that were done within the school year listed. From 1971 until 1997, when the original Triangle show was performed in the spring, that show would then tour the following Christmas. For these years, each show has its year, and not its “school-year,” listed, since the shows actually spanned two school years.

2005-2006 (Excess Hollywood)
New York City, Washington D.C., Chicago, Cincinnatti, Detroit, Indianapolis

2004-2005 (Orange and Black to the Future)
Fall's Church Virginia, Washington DC (day off), Darien

2003-2004 (Manifest Blasphemy - California Ding! Tour)
San Francisco, San Rafael, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, San Diego

2003-2004 (For Love or Funny)                                                  New York City, Washington DC, Atlanta, Tampa, Universal (Day Off), Miami, West Palm Beach, Jacksonville, Charlotte

2002-2003 (This Side of Parody)
Boston, Albany, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, Richmond

2001-2002 (Absurd to the Wise)
Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Kansas City, Dallas, San Antonio, Houston

2000 – 2001 (Puns of Steel)
Lawrenceville, Washington DC, Savannah (Ding!), Tampa, Disney World (day off), Miami, West Palm Beach, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Charlotte

1999 – 2000 (The Blair Arch Project)
Lawrenceville, New York, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis (Ding!), Memphis, Nashville, Cincinnati

1998 – 1999 (101 Damnations)
Peddie School, New York, Boston, Rochester, Toronto (Ding!), Pittsburgh, Washington DC

1997 (It’s A Wonderful Laugh)
Peddie School, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Harrisburg, New York, Richmond

1996 (The Tiger Roars)
New York, Greensboro NC, Atlanta, Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, New Orleans, Houston

1995 (Rhyme and Punishment)
New York, Baltimore, Richmond, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis

1994 (Bermuda Love Triangle)
Boston, Albany, Toronto (Ding!), Detroit, Cincinnati, Charleston WV, Baltimore (?), Washington DC, Wilmington, New York

1993 (Shelf Indulgence)
Wilmington, New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati, Nashville, Atlanta, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Jacksonville, Charlotte NC, Richmond

1992 (Do, Re, Media)
Washington, DC

1991 (The Older, The Better)
New York, Bethesda MD, Richmond, Cleveland, Memphis, New Orleans, Houston, Dallas

1990 (Easy Street)
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Tampa, Palm Beach

1989 (Satanic Nurses)
York PA, Washington DC, Charleston WV, Cleveland, Chicago, Ann Arbor

1988 (Triangle ’88)
Princeton, New York, Hartford, Boston, Richmond, Nashville

1987 (Business Unusual)
New York, Summit NJ, Pittsburgh, Washington DC, Chattanooga (two shows), Memphis, Houston, Dallas, Cincinnati (Ding), New Orleans

1986 (Star Spangled Banter)
Montclair N J, York PA, Richmond, Washington DC, Albany, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Ann Arbor, Chicago

1985 (No. 96)
Washington DC, New York, Darien CT, Baltimore, Charlotte NC (Ding!), Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, Houston

1984 (Revel without A Pause)
Washington DC, Scarsdale, Boston, Englewood, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Omaha NE, Kansas City MO, St. Louis

1983 (Under the Influence)
Englewood, New York, Hartford, Wilmington, Washington DC, Charlotte, Pittsburgh, Columbus (Ding!), Cleveland, Chicago

1982 (Stocks and Bondage)
Wilmington, Port Washington LI, Boston, Albany, Montclair N J, Baltimore, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland

1981 (Fool’s Gold: The Princeton Triangle Club in Revue)
Princeton, Port Washington LI, Wilmington, Englewood NJ, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Diego, Palo Alto, San Francisco

1980 (From Here to Hilarity)
Freeport LI, Wilmington, Washington DC, Richmond (Ding!), Charlotte, Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis, Louisville (Ding!), Chicago, Detroit

1979 (Academia Nuts)
Albany, Montclair, Hartford, Wilmington, Washington DC, Baltimore, Columbus (Ding!), St. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland

1978 (Chile Today, Guacamole)
Washington DC, Allentown PA, Greenwich CT, Rochester, Scarsdale, Albany, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati

1977 (Kafka, Tea or Me) 1976 (Mugs Money)
Baltimore, Washington DC, Greenwich CT, Philadelphia, Huntington WV, Louisville, Columbus, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis

1975 (American Zucchini)
Greenwich, Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Huntington WV, Columbus, Cleveland, Chicago

1974 (A Titter Ran Through the Audience)
New York, Washington, Louisville, Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis, Birmingham, Atlanta

1973 (Future Schlock)
New York, Greenwich, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Mt. Vernon, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago

1972 (Blue Genes)
Lawrenceville, New York, Boston, Montclair, Washington DC, Cleveland, Mt. Vernon, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City

1971 (Cracked Ice)
Washington DC, Montclair, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City MO

1969-1970 (Call a Spade A Shovel)
Plainfeld, Wilmington, NYC, DC, Jacksonville, New Orleans, Houston, Denver, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Grosse Pointe MI, Pittsburgh
(See the Princeton Alumni Weekly from March 3, 1970 for an article about this tour**)

1968-1969 (A Different Kick)
Atlanta, Jacksonville, St. Louis, Louisville, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Rochester, New York

1967-1968 (Enter Venus)
Summit, NYC, Richmond, Washington, Indianapolis, Chicago, Cleveland, Rochester

1966-1967 (Sham on Wry)
Plainfield, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Washington DC, Indianapolis, Chicago, Cleveland, Rochester, Albany

1965-1966 (High Sobriety)
Boston, New York, Washington DC, Indianapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Charleston, Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Rochester

1964-1965 (Grape Expectations)
Chatham NJ, Westfield NJ, Wilmington, Baltimore, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, Minneapolis, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, Rochester, New York

1963-1964 (Funny Side Up)
Rye NY, Washington DC, Columbia SC, Houston, New Orleans, Memphis, Nashville, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Rochester, Syracuse, New York

1962-1963 (Ahead of the Game)
Rumson, Montclair, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Kansas City MO, St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Rochester, Albany, New York

1961-1962 (Tour De Farce)
New Haven, Washington DC, Plainfield, Detroit, Chicago, Pasdena, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Huntington NY, New York City

1960-1961 (Midsummer Night Screame)
New York, Montclair, Washington DC, Wilmington, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Columbus, Louisville, Chicago, Cleveland, Rochester

1959-1960 (Breakfast in Bedlam)
Plainfield, New York, Richmond, Baltimore, Washington DC, New Canaan, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Rochester, Huntington
(There was also a European tour the summer of 1960.)

1958-1959 (For Heaven's Sake)
East Orange, Tenafly, New York, Washington DC, Wilmington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Rochester, Bridgeport, Greenwich

1957-1958 (After a Fashion)

1956-1957 (Take a Gander)
Morristown, Trenton, NY, Wilmington, Washington, Charlestown W.V., Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Tulsa, Detroit, Columbus, Buffalo, Stratford

1955-1956 (Spree de Corps)
Trenton, Plainfield, NY, Albany, Rochester, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Philadelphia

1954-1955 (Tunis, Anyone?)
Montclair, Trenton, Wilmington, Washington, Richmond, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Farfield NY

1953-1954 (Malice in Wonderland)
NYC, Philadelphia, Richmond, Atlanta, Birmingham, New Orleans, Memphis, St Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Columbus

1952-1953 (Ham ‘n Legs)
Montclair, Wilmington, Baltimore, New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh

1951-1952 (Never Say Horses)
Philadelphia, Trenton, Plainfield, NY, Syracuse, Rochester, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Trenton

1950-1951 (Too Hot for Toddy)
New York, White Plains, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Trenton

1949-1950 (Come Across)
Montclair, White Plains, NY, DC, Wilmington, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Trenton

1948-1949 (All In Favor)
DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, NY, Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Columbus, Princeton, Trenton

1947-1948 (All Rights Reserved)
NY, Philadelphia, DC, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Louisville, Akron, Pittsburgh

1946-1947 (Clear the Track)
NY, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Orange

(No Shows or Tours During WWII)

1942-1943 (Time and Again)
-No Tour because of WWII

1941-1942 (Ask Me Another)
New York, Philadelphia, Providence, Princeton, Rochester, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, DC

1940-1941 (Many A Slip)
Montclair, Rochester, Albany, DC, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Fort Wayne, Cleveland, Philadelphia, NY

1939-1940 (Any Moment Now)
NY, Orange, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, Memphis, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland

1938-1939 (Once Over Lightly)
NY, Philadelphia, Baltimore, DC, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Chicago, St. Louis, Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Scarsdale, Trenton, Newark

1937-1938 (Fol-de-Rol)
Trenton, NY, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Columbus, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Albany, Montclair

1936-1937 (Take It Away)
Newark, Hempstead, Trenton, Princeton, Providence, NY, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Orange, Philadelphia

1935-1936 (What a Relief!)
Philadelphia, NY, Albany, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Trenton, Montclair

1934-1935 (Stags at Bay)
Newark, New York, Baltimore, Chicago, Kansas City MO, St. Louis, Columbus, Louisville, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Trenton

1933-1934 (Fiesta)
Newark, New York, Philadelphia, Trenton, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washington DC, Baltimore

1932-1933 (It’s the Valet)
New York, White Plains, Summit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Trenton

1931-1932 (Spanish Blades)
Philadelphia, Montclair, Orange, New York, Rochester, Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Baltimore

1930-1931 (The Tiger Smiles)
Philadelphia, Cedarhurst, Newark, NY, Columbus, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Montclair, Orange

1929-1930 (The Golden Dog)
Trenton, Philadelphia, Orange, Montclair, New York, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis, Little Rock, Birmingham, Atlanta, Wilmington NC, Baltimore

1928-1929 (Zuider Zee)
Trenton, NY, Montclair, DC, Baltimore, Orange, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia

1927-1928 (Napoleon Passes)
Trenton, Orange, Morristown, NY, Wilmington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Buffalo, Scranton, Philadelphia, Plainfeld

1926-1927 (Samarkand)
Trenton, DC, Baltimore, NYC, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Nashville, Birmingham, Memphis, Little Rock, St. Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Syracuse, NYC

1925-1926 (Fortuno)
Trenton, DC, Baltimore, NYC, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago, Cleveland, Rochester, NY, Plainfeld, Newark, Philadelphia

1924-1925 (The Scarlet Coat)
Trenton, Boston, Morristown, NYC, Rochester, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Evanston, Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore, DC, Philadelphia

1923-1924 (Drake’s Drum)
Trenton, Newark, Montclair, Brooklyn, Morristown, New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Akron, Cincinnati

1922-1923 (The Man From Earth)
Wilmington DE, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, Birmingham, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Savannah, Wilmington NC, Montclair (and one more?)

1921-1922 (Espanola)
Plainfield, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Syracuse, New York

1920-1921 (They Never Come Back)
NYC, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chicago, Cleveland, Plainfeld, Boston, Montclair, Princeton

1919-1920 (The Isle of Surprise)
Princeton, NYC, Syracuse, Buffalo, Columbus, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Newark, Baltimore, Wilmington, Brooklyn, Montclair

1918-1919 (The Honorable Julius Caesar)
New York City

1917-1918
-Four-man Troupe Entertained Troops in Europe

1916-1917 (Safety First)
Brooklyn, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Springfield, Youngstown, Pittsburgh, Newark, NYC

1915-1916 (The Evil Eye)
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, St. Louis, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, New York, Montclair

1914-1915 (Fie! Fie! Fi-Fi!)
Brooklyn, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh

1913-1914 (The Pursuit of Priscilla)
NYC, DC, Philadelphia, NYC, Newark, Pittsburgh, Chicago

1912-1913 (Once in a Hundred Years)
Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore, NYC, Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Columbus, Pittsburgh

*The previous three years had tours over Spring Break:

1911-1912 (Main Street)*
Newark, Buffalo, Chicago, Pittsburgh, NY, Philadelphia

1910-1911 (Simply Cynthia)*
Newark, Pittsburgh, DC, NYC

1909-1910 (His Honor the Sultan)*
Newark, DC, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, NYC, Philadelphia

**Tours before this were really various weekend jaunts to different cities.

1908-1909 (The Duchess of Bluffshire)**: NY, Baltimore, DC

1907-1908 (When Congress Went to Princeton)**: Columbus, Buffalo, Ithaca

1906-1907 (The Mummy Monarch)**: Indianapolis, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh

1905-1906 (Tabasco Land)**: Indianapolis, St. Louis, Louisville

1904-1905 (The Pretenders)**: Pittsburgh, NYC, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Orange

1903-1904 (The Man From Where)**: Buffalo, Montclair, New Haven, NYC, Philadelphia

1902-1903 (The Mullah of Miasma)**: Cleveland, Chicago, Newark, NYC, Philadelphia

1901-1902 (The King of Pomeru)**: NYC, Pittsburgh, Newark

1900-1901 (The King of Pomeru)**: NYC

1899-1900 (A Woodland Wedding)**: Englewood, NJ, Trenton, Princeton

Before this school year, Triangle regularly performed in Trenton. But the multi-city tour, as it is known today, began with A Woodland Wedding.