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When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
Based on the author’s earlier Respecting Your Piers, Curtain Up! is the hilarious story of five women who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre and plan to bring it back to life again. They try various fund-raising schemes but their most ambitious is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world-famous star who agrees to appear for no fee. However, their plans go awry and it’s a race to keep their audience from guessing the truth of the matter. A light-hearted, fast-paced comedy with five great roles for women.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Peter Quilter
Directed by Trina Williamson
Cast: Kylie Cordero, Sarah Conti-Bacolini, Christine Usher, Sharon Greany, and Elizabeth D’Angleo.
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/2
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
Based on the author’s earlier Respecting Your Piers, Curtain Up! is the hilarious story of five women who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre and plan to bring it back to life again. They try various fund-raising schemes but their most ambitious is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world-famous star who agrees to appear for no fee. However, their plans go awry and it’s a race to keep their audience from guessing the truth of the matter. A light-hearted, fast-paced comedy with five great roles for women.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Peter Quilter
Directed by Trina Williamson
Cast: Kylie Cordero, Sarah Conti-Bacolini, Christine Usher, Sharon Greany, and Elizabeth D’Angleo.
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/2
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
Based on the author’s earlier Respecting Your Piers, Curtain Up! is the hilarious story of five women who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre and plan to bring it back to life again. They try various fund-raising schemes but their most ambitious is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world-famous star who agrees to appear for no fee. However, their plans go awry and it’s a race to keep their audience from guessing the truth of the matter. A light-hearted, fast-paced comedy with five great roles for women.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Peter Quilter
Directed by Trina Williamson
Cast: Kylie Cordero, Sarah Conti-Bacolini, Christine Usher, Sharon Greany, and Elizabeth D’Angleo.
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/2
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
Based on the author’s earlier Respecting Your Piers, Curtain Up! is the hilarious story of five women who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre and plan to bring it back to life again. They try various fund-raising schemes but their most ambitious is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world-famous star who agrees to appear for no fee. However, their plans go awry and it’s a race to keep their audience from guessing the truth of the matter. A light-hearted, fast-paced comedy with five great roles for women.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Peter Quilter
Directed by Trina Williamson
Cast: Kylie Cordero, Sarah Conti-Bacolini, Christine Usher, Sharon Greany, and Elizabeth D’Angleo.
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/2
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
This play is a wreck! The director got in a car crash, the lighting designer was fired, and the cast and crew have been barricaded in the theater by the playwright as she tries to find an “authentic moment.” For their own reasons, the three femme leads start making their own play — it’s different, and better than the play they’re in now. Do they even need the playwright? The only course of action: mutiny.
Women & Femmes, or Females is based on Tankus’s experience with transmisogyny and the writings of Kai Cheng Thom, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Torrey Peters, with special nods to experimental electronic artists SOPHIE, Dreamcrusher, and Pharmakon. This show (hard to call it a play) is committed to queer trans life. It is curious about queer trans folks being targets for the insecurities of people who love them. The hurt that was caused to these particular queers, and what choice they have (or don’t) in not repeating it. It is interested in mess, failure, discomfort. In the search to be good, do these trans folks lose themselves? Have any of them ever been “good”?
Women & Femmes, or Females is a transfeminist play about overidentifying with one’s trauma, performing goodness, and agency. Partially generated by the actors and scored to experimental electronic music, it is also an exercise in decentering the playwright as the architect, vying instead for a collaborative process of generating new material together based on the actors own experiences.
General admission seating.
*****
By Nelle Tankus & The Ensemble
Directed by Grace Carmack & Eden Aztlán
Run dates: opens 1/31, closing 2/17
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible through alley entrance; please contact theatre ahead of time to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gender-neutral, with accessible stalls.
Based on the author’s earlier Respecting Your Piers, Curtain Up! is the hilarious story of five women who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre and plan to bring it back to life again. They try various fund-raising schemes but their most ambitious is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world-famous star who agrees to appear for no fee. However, their plans go awry and it’s a race to keep their audience from guessing the truth of the matter. A light-hearted, fast-paced comedy with five great roles for women.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Peter Quilter
Directed by Trina Williamson
Cast: Kylie Cordero, Sarah Conti-Bacolini, Christine Usher, Sharon Greany, and Elizabeth D’Angleo.
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/2
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
This play is a wreck! The director got in a car crash, the lighting designer was fired, and the cast and crew have been barricaded in the theater by the playwright as she tries to find an “authentic moment.” For their own reasons, the three femme leads start making their own play — it’s different, and better than the play they’re in now. Do they even need the playwright? The only course of action: mutiny.
Women & Femmes, or Females is based on Tankus’s experience with transmisogyny and the writings of Kai Cheng Thom, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Torrey Peters, with special nods to experimental electronic artists SOPHIE, Dreamcrusher, and Pharmakon. This show (hard to call it a play) is committed to queer trans life. It is curious about queer trans folks being targets for the insecurities of people who love them. The hurt that was caused to these particular queers, and what choice they have (or don’t) in not repeating it. It is interested in mess, failure, discomfort. In the search to be good, do these trans folks lose themselves? Have any of them ever been “good”?
Women & Femmes, or Females is a transfeminist play about overidentifying with one’s trauma, performing goodness, and agency. Partially generated by the actors and scored to experimental electronic music, it is also an exercise in decentering the playwright as the architect, vying instead for a collaborative process of generating new material together based on the actors own experiences.
General admission seating.
*****
By Nelle Tankus & The Ensemble
Directed by Grace Carmack & Eden Aztlán
Run dates: opens 1/31, closing 2/17
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible through alley entrance; please contact theatre ahead of time to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gender-neutral, with accessible stalls.
Based on the author’s earlier Respecting Your Piers, Curtain Up! is the hilarious story of five women who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre and plan to bring it back to life again. They try various fund-raising schemes but their most ambitious is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world-famous star who agrees to appear for no fee. However, their plans go awry and it’s a race to keep their audience from guessing the truth of the matter. A light-hearted, fast-paced comedy with five great roles for women.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Peter Quilter
Directed by Trina Williamson
Cast: Kylie Cordero, Sarah Conti-Bacolini, Christine Usher, Sharon Greany, and Elizabeth D’Angleo.
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/2
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
The year is 1892. As business magnates continue to rally the community to rebuild after a glue fire destroys most of downtown Seattle, everyone looks to the wealthiest person in town: local brothel owner Madame Lou Graham. A historical fiction with lots of music, Dirty explores the complex lives of the most powerful figures in town: Seattle’s sex workers.
General admission seating. Pay-what-you-choose tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
Written by Jayne Hubbard
Directed by Suz Pontillo
Music by Magritte & Rosen
Run dates: readings 2/4 & 2/5
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose tickets are offered for all shows. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
The year is 1892. As business magnates continue to rally the community to rebuild after a glue fire destroys most of downtown Seattle, everyone looks to the wealthiest person in town: local brothel owner Madame Lou Graham. A historical fiction with lots of music, Dirty explores the complex lives of the most powerful figures in town: Seattle’s sex workers.
General admission seating. Pay-what-you-choose tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
Written by Jayne Hubbard
Directed by Suz Pontillo
Music by Magritte & Rosen
Run dates: readings 2/4 & 2/5
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose tickets are offered for all shows. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
This play is a wreck! The director got in a car crash, the lighting designer was fired, and the cast and crew have been barricaded in the theater by the playwright as she tries to find an “authentic moment.” For their own reasons, the three femme leads start making their own play — it’s different, and better than the play they’re in now. Do they even need the playwright? The only course of action: mutiny.
Women & Femmes, or Females is based on Tankus’s experience with transmisogyny and the writings of Kai Cheng Thom, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Torrey Peters, with special nods to experimental electronic artists SOPHIE, Dreamcrusher, and Pharmakon. This show (hard to call it a play) is committed to queer trans life. It is curious about queer trans folks being targets for the insecurities of people who love them. The hurt that was caused to these particular queers, and what choice they have (or don’t) in not repeating it. It is interested in mess, failure, discomfort. In the search to be good, do these trans folks lose themselves? Have any of them ever been “good”?
Women & Femmes, or Females is a transfeminist play about overidentifying with one’s trauma, performing goodness, and agency. Partially generated by the actors and scored to experimental electronic music, it is also an exercise in decentering the playwright as the architect, vying instead for a collaborative process of generating new material together based on the actors own experiences.
General admission seating.
*****
By Nelle Tankus & The Ensemble
Directed by Grace Carmack & Eden Aztlán
Run dates: opens 1/31, closing 2/17
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible through alley entrance; please contact theatre ahead of time to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gender-neutral, with accessible stalls.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
This play is a wreck! The director got in a car crash, the lighting designer was fired, and the cast and crew have been barricaded in the theater by the playwright as she tries to find an “authentic moment.” For their own reasons, the three femme leads start making their own play — it’s different, and better than the play they’re in now. Do they even need the playwright? The only course of action: mutiny.
Women & Femmes, or Females is based on Tankus’s experience with transmisogyny and the writings of Kai Cheng Thom, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Torrey Peters, with special nods to experimental electronic artists SOPHIE, Dreamcrusher, and Pharmakon. This show (hard to call it a play) is committed to queer trans life. It is curious about queer trans folks being targets for the insecurities of people who love them. The hurt that was caused to these particular queers, and what choice they have (or don’t) in not repeating it. It is interested in mess, failure, discomfort. In the search to be good, do these trans folks lose themselves? Have any of them ever been “good”?
Women & Femmes, or Females is a transfeminist play about overidentifying with one’s trauma, performing goodness, and agency. Partially generated by the actors and scored to experimental electronic music, it is also an exercise in decentering the playwright as the architect, vying instead for a collaborative process of generating new material together based on the actors own experiences.
General admission seating.
*****
By Nelle Tankus & The Ensemble
Directed by Grace Carmack & Eden Aztlán
Run dates: opens 1/31, closing 2/17
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible through alley entrance; please contact theatre ahead of time to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gender-neutral, with accessible stalls.
When 19-year-old Frankie inherits her late grandfather’s little black book, she goes on a cross-country road trip to meet his mistresses. As she and her college bestie travel across the United States and through decades of her family’s secret history, she learns not just who her grandfather truly was, but also a key to her own identity. Gold is a funny and relatable drama about what we leave behind.
And also, some psychedelic dinosaurs.
General admission seating. Streaming option available for all show dates. Sliding-scale tickets offered for all show dates.
*****
By Marcus Gorman
Directed by Jasmine Joshua
Run dates: opens 1/17, closing 2/8
Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose & sliding-scale tickets are offered for all shows. Watch-from-home option available for all show dates. Masks required for all show dates.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is located up significant stairs, with no elevator access. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. See venue info here.
This play is a wreck! The director got in a car crash, the lighting designer was fired, and the cast and crew have been barricaded in the theater by the playwright as she tries to find an “authentic moment.” For their own reasons, the three femme leads start making their own play — it’s different, and better than the play they’re in now. Do they even need the playwright? The only course of action: mutiny.
Women & Femmes, or Females is based on Tankus’s experience with transmisogyny and the writings of Kai Cheng Thom, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Torrey Peters, with special nods to experimental electronic artists SOPHIE, Dreamcrusher, and Pharmakon. This show (hard to call it a play) is committed to queer trans life. It is curious about queer trans folks being targets for the insecurities of people who love them. The hurt that was caused to these particular queers, and what choice they have (or don’t) in not repeating it. It is interested in mess, failure, discomfort. In the search to be good, do these trans folks lose themselves? Have any of them ever been “good”?
Women & Femmes, or Females is a transfeminist play about overidentifying with one’s trauma, performing goodness, and agency. Partially generated by the actors and scored to experimental electronic music, it is also an exercise in decentering the playwright as the architect, vying instead for a collaborative process of generating new material together based on the actors own experiences.
General admission seating.
*****
By Nelle Tankus & The Ensemble
Directed by Grace Carmack & Eden Aztlán
Run dates: opens 1/31, closing 2/17
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible through alley entrance; please contact theatre ahead of time to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gender-neutral, with accessible stalls.
This play is a wreck! The director got in a car crash, the lighting designer was fired, and the cast and crew have been barricaded in the theater by the playwright as she tries to find an “authentic moment.” For their own reasons, the three femme leads start making their own play — it’s different, and better than the play they’re in now. Do they even need the playwright? The only course of action: mutiny.
Women & Femmes, or Females is based on Tankus’s experience with transmisogyny and the writings of Kai Cheng Thom, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Torrey Peters, with special nods to experimental electronic artists SOPHIE, Dreamcrusher, and Pharmakon. This show (hard to call it a play) is committed to queer trans life. It is curious about queer trans folks being targets for the insecurities of people who love them. The hurt that was caused to these particular queers, and what choice they have (or don’t) in not repeating it. It is interested in mess, failure, discomfort. In the search to be good, do these trans folks lose themselves? Have any of them ever been “good”?
Women & Femmes, or Females is a transfeminist play about overidentifying with one’s trauma, performing goodness, and agency. Partially generated by the actors and scored to experimental electronic music, it is also an exercise in decentering the playwright as the architect, vying instead for a collaborative process of generating new material together based on the actors own experiences.
General admission seating.
*****
By Nelle Tankus & The Ensemble
Directed by Grace Carmack & Eden Aztlán
Run dates: opens 1/31, closing 2/17
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible through alley entrance; please contact theatre ahead of time to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gender-neutral, with accessible stalls.
This play is a wreck! The director got in a car crash, the lighting designer was fired, and the cast and crew have been barricaded in the theater by the playwright as she tries to find an “authentic moment.” For their own reasons, the three femme leads start making their own play — it’s different, and better than the play they’re in now. Do they even need the playwright? The only course of action: mutiny.
Women & Femmes, or Females is based on Tankus’s experience with transmisogyny and the writings of Kai Cheng Thom, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Torrey Peters, with special nods to experimental electronic artists SOPHIE, Dreamcrusher, and Pharmakon. This show (hard to call it a play) is committed to queer trans life. It is curious about queer trans folks being targets for the insecurities of people who love them. The hurt that was caused to these particular queers, and what choice they have (or don’t) in not repeating it. It is interested in mess, failure, discomfort. In the search to be good, do these trans folks lose themselves? Have any of them ever been “good”?
Women & Femmes, or Females is a transfeminist play about overidentifying with one’s trauma, performing goodness, and agency. Partially generated by the actors and scored to experimental electronic music, it is also an exercise in decentering the playwright as the architect, vying instead for a collaborative process of generating new material together based on the actors own experiences.
General admission seating.
*****
By Nelle Tankus & The Ensemble
Directed by Grace Carmack & Eden Aztlán
Run dates: opens 1/31, closing 2/17
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible through alley entrance; please contact theatre ahead of time to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gender-neutral, with accessible stalls.
This play is a wreck! The director got in a car crash, the lighting designer was fired, and the cast and crew have been barricaded in the theater by the playwright as she tries to find an “authentic moment.” For their own reasons, the three femme leads start making their own play — it’s different, and better than the play they’re in now. Do they even need the playwright? The only course of action: mutiny.
Women & Femmes, or Females is based on Tankus’s experience with transmisogyny and the writings of Kai Cheng Thom, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Torrey Peters, with special nods to experimental electronic artists SOPHIE, Dreamcrusher, and Pharmakon. This show (hard to call it a play) is committed to queer trans life. It is curious about queer trans folks being targets for the insecurities of people who love them. The hurt that was caused to these particular queers, and what choice they have (or don’t) in not repeating it. It is interested in mess, failure, discomfort. In the search to be good, do these trans folks lose themselves? Have any of them ever been “good”?
Women & Femmes, or Females is a transfeminist play about overidentifying with one’s trauma, performing goodness, and agency. Partially generated by the actors and scored to experimental electronic music, it is also an exercise in decentering the playwright as the architect, vying instead for a collaborative process of generating new material together based on the actors own experiences.
General admission seating.
*****
By Nelle Tankus & The Ensemble
Directed by Grace Carmack & Eden Aztlán
Run dates: opens 1/31, closing 2/17
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible through alley entrance; please contact theatre ahead of time to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gender-neutral, with accessible stalls.
This play is a wreck! The director got in a car crash, the lighting designer was fired, and the cast and crew have been barricaded in the theater by the playwright as she tries to find an “authentic moment.” For their own reasons, the three femme leads start making their own play — it’s different, and better than the play they’re in now. Do they even need the playwright? The only course of action: mutiny.
Women & Femmes, or Females is based on Tankus’s experience with transmisogyny and the writings of Kai Cheng Thom, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Torrey Peters, with special nods to experimental electronic artists SOPHIE, Dreamcrusher, and Pharmakon. This show (hard to call it a play) is committed to queer trans life. It is curious about queer trans folks being targets for the insecurities of people who love them. The hurt that was caused to these particular queers, and what choice they have (or don’t) in not repeating it. It is interested in mess, failure, discomfort. In the search to be good, do these trans folks lose themselves? Have any of them ever been “good”?
Women & Femmes, or Females is a transfeminist play about overidentifying with one’s trauma, performing goodness, and agency. Partially generated by the actors and scored to experimental electronic music, it is also an exercise in decentering the playwright as the architect, vying instead for a collaborative process of generating new material together based on the actors own experiences.
General admission seating.
*****
By Nelle Tankus & The Ensemble
Directed by Grace Carmack & Eden Aztlán
Run dates: opens 1/31, closing 2/17
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible through alley entrance; please contact theatre ahead of time to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gender-neutral, with accessible stalls.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
ASL interpreted performance
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates. Tickets nearest ASL interpreter are all pay-what-you-choose for this performance; choose ASL accessible ticket option at checkout.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee). Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Designated Access Performance is sensory friendly, ASL interpreted, and audio described. See info and calendar here.
Full schedule of Access Performances at SCT for the 2024-25 season: Cat Kid Comic Club: The Musical (10/27); Havana Hop (11/10); The Snow Queen (12/22); The Hula Hoopin’ Queen (3/9); The Pa’Akai We Bring (3/1).
Tickets here.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Kristi Ann Jacobson
Run dates: opens 3/14, closing 3/30
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Kristi Ann Jacobson
Run dates: opens 3/14, closing 3/30
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Shakespeare’s paradoxical world of intense psychological drama and sensuous romance, chock-full of very real and often very dangerous human emotion, is miraculously brimming with hope. Leave the kids at home for this sexy production, which brings Shakespeare to Southern California Wine Country. A wickedly provocative contemporary adaptation by Artistic Director Denise Winters, celebrating her 20th season.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Denise Winter
Run dates: opens 2/20, closing 3/16
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 3/2 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Kristi Ann Jacobson
Run dates: opens 3/14, closing 3/30
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Kristi Ann Jacobson
Run dates: opens 3/14, closing 3/30
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Kristi Ann Jacobson
Run dates: opens 3/14, closing 3/30
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Kristi Ann Jacobson
Run dates: opens 3/14, closing 3/30
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Kristi Ann Jacobson
Run dates: opens 3/14, closing 3/30
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Kristi Ann Jacobson
Run dates: opens 3/14, closing 3/30
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Kristi Ann Jacobson
Run dates: opens 3/14, closing 3/30
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Also known as A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, The Importance Of Being Earnest is Wilde’s most popular and enduring play. Witty dialog and hilarious satire keep this comedy fresh and relevant.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Karen Hauser
Run dates: opens 4/25, closing 5/11
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Also known as A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, The Importance Of Being Earnest is Wilde’s most popular and enduring play. Witty dialog and hilarious satire keep this comedy fresh and relevant.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Karen Hauser
Run dates: opens 4/25, closing 5/11
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Also known as A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, The Importance Of Being Earnest is Wilde’s most popular and enduring play. Witty dialog and hilarious satire keep this comedy fresh and relevant.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Karen Hauser
Run dates: opens 4/25, closing 5/11
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Also known as A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, The Importance Of Being Earnest is Wilde’s most popular and enduring play. Witty dialog and hilarious satire keep this comedy fresh and relevant.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Karen Hauser
Run dates: opens 4/25, closing 5/11
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Also known as A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, The Importance Of Being Earnest is Wilde’s most popular and enduring play. Witty dialog and hilarious satire keep this comedy fresh and relevant.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Karen Hauser
Run dates: opens 4/25, closing 5/11
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
ASL interpreted performance
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates. Tickets nearest ASL interpreter are all pay-what-you-choose for this performance; choose ASL accessible ticket option at checkout.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Also known as A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, The Importance Of Being Earnest is Wilde’s most popular and enduring play. Witty dialog and hilarious satire keep this comedy fresh and relevant.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Karen Hauser
Run dates: opens 4/25, closing 5/11
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Also known as A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, The Importance Of Being Earnest is Wilde’s most popular and enduring play. Witty dialog and hilarious satire keep this comedy fresh and relevant.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Karen Hauser
Run dates: opens 4/25, closing 5/11
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Also known as A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, The Importance Of Being Earnest is Wilde’s most popular and enduring play. Witty dialog and hilarious satire keep this comedy fresh and relevant.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Karen Hauser
Run dates: opens 4/25, closing 5/11
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
How do you break free from an assigned narrative? Meet Carmelita Colòn, determined to do just that, challenging us to acquaint ourselves with assumed history and to reimagine what it means to reclaim our stories. A tale of gold rushes, wars, outlaws, and tamale recipes, dynamically portrayed by award-winning actress Christa Holbrook.
Reserved seating. Ticket prices ($43-$53) vary by seat location, and pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) offered for all show dates.
*****
By Ana Maria Campoy
Run dates: opens 4/24, closing 5/11
Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted performance on 5/4 (matinee); choose ASL accessible ticket option during checkout for seats nearest interpreter. Pay-what-you-choose tickets (limited) are offered for all shows.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are single-stall and gender-neutral. Assisted-listening devices available; see accessibility info here.
Also known as A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, The Importance Of Being Earnest is Wilde’s most popular and enduring play. Witty dialog and hilarious satire keep this comedy fresh and relevant.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Karen Hauser
Run dates: opens 4/25, closing 5/11
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Funny and moving, wonderful and weird, The Realistic Joneses introduces two sets of neighbors (both Joneses) who have even more in common than their names and identical houses. All the Joneses must decide between their idyllic fantasies and imperfect realities in this comedic drama.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Will Eno
Directed by Jeffery Brown
Run dates: opens 6/20, closing 6/29
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Funny and moving, wonderful and weird, The Realistic Joneses introduces two sets of neighbors (both Joneses) who have even more in common than their names and identical houses. All the Joneses must decide between their idyllic fantasies and imperfect realities in this comedic drama.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Will Eno
Directed by Jeffery Brown
Run dates: opens 6/20, closing 6/29
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Funny and moving, wonderful and weird, The Realistic Joneses introduces two sets of neighbors (both Joneses) who have even more in common than their names and identical houses. All the Joneses must decide between their idyllic fantasies and imperfect realities in this comedic drama.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Will Eno
Directed by Jeffery Brown
Run dates: opens 6/20, closing 6/29
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Funny and moving, wonderful and weird, The Realistic Joneses introduces two sets of neighbors (both Joneses) who have even more in common than their names and identical houses. All the Joneses must decide between their idyllic fantasies and imperfect realities in this comedic drama.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Will Eno
Directed by Jeffery Brown
Run dates: opens 6/20, closing 6/29
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Funny and moving, wonderful and weird, The Realistic Joneses introduces two sets of neighbors (both Joneses) who have even more in common than their names and identical houses. All the Joneses must decide between their idyllic fantasies and imperfect realities in this comedic drama.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Will Eno
Directed by Jeffery Brown
Run dates: opens 6/20, closing 6/29
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.
Funny and moving, wonderful and weird, The Realistic Joneses introduces two sets of neighbors (both Joneses) who have even more in common than their names and identical houses. All the Joneses must decide between their idyllic fantasies and imperfect realities in this comedic drama.
General admission seating. Tickets are $22.
*****
By Will Eno
Directed by Jeffery Brown
Run dates: opens 6/20, closing 6/29
Venue accessibility info: Theatre is wheelchair accessible via side entrance; please contact theatre to ensure smooth access. Restrooms are multi-stall and gendered.