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Hip Pocket Theatre - METAMORPHOSIS
Performance: October 11 - November 3, 8:15pm Friday-Sunday
Based on the story by Franz Kafka,Written and Directed by Christina Cranshaw, Composed by Clint Niosi
The season ends with a true classic from the mind of Franz Kafka. Break free from your
stone-built sarcophagus, crawl amongst the carcasses, and watch restless dreams turn to
waking nightmares.
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Amphibian Stage Productions - The Amazing, Fabulous, and Spectacular Untruths of Juan Garcia
Performance: October 11 - November 3 2024 | By Kathleen Culebro
He’s got looks that kill, charm for days, and absolutely…no. grip. on. reality. Juan
Garcia has returned to his hometown of Oaxaca, armed with grand tales and big dreams
of becoming the city’s biggest celebrity. Watch as he weaves a tapestry of tall tales
and misadventures, aiming to impress (and possibly confuse) everyone, particularly the
lady of his misguided affections. As bills pile up and tired servants reach their limit,
the stage is set for a comedy of errors that even Juan can’t lie his way out of. Fiction
collides with truth in a spectacular night of theatre that promises to leave you breathless.
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Jubilee Theatre - Home
Performance: September 27,2024 - October 27,2024 | Written by Samm Art Williams
Step into the heartwarming world of Samm Art Williams’ Home, a poignant exploration of
family, identity, and the meaning of belonging. Set in the rural South during the civil
rights era, the play follows the journey of Cephus Miles, a young African American man
who leaves his hometown in search of adventure and opportunity, only to discover that
home is where the heart truly lies. As Cephus navigates the ups and downs of life, he
grapples with love, loss, and the enduring bonds of community. With its richly drawn
characters, soulful storytelling, and timeless themes, Home invites audiences to reflect
on the essence of homecoming and the power of resilience in the face of adversity. Join
us for an unforgettable theatrical experience that celebrates the triumph...
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Stage West - What the Constitution Means to Me
Performance: OCT 17–NOV 3, 2024 | By Heidi Schreck
Tony Award Nominee for Best Play, Pulitzer Prize Finalist, Obie Award for Best New American Play.
Earnest and polite high schooler Heidi put herself through college by winning debates
about the Constitution. Now an adult, she revisits her teenage self to trace the
generational impact America’s founding document has had on her life. Civic duty is on
full display as this witty and interactive new play builds to a live debate between
Heidi and an actual teen, allowing "we the people" to decide how to move forward. "Superb,
a highly entertaining, deeply informative, and ultimately hopeful examination of the
document that impacts every single one of us, every single day of our lives." — Chicago Sun Times
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Circle Theatre - The Elaborate Entrance Of Chad Deity
Performance: October 3 - 26, 2024 | By Kristoffer Diaz
Get ready to be pinned to your seat this Fall with our next knockout production. From the
mind of Obie Award-winning playwright Kristoffer Diaz comes The Elaborate Entrance of
Chad Deity—a razor-sharp satire that body-slams its way through the glitz, glam, and
gut-wrenching realities of pro-wrestling and media stereotypes. This show throws you
right into the ring, introducing an unforgettable tag team: Macedonio "Mace" Guerra and
Vigneshwar "VP" Paduar. But this isn't just about wrestling. It's about slamming down
stereotypes,fighting against prejudice, and locking in on the uncomfortable truths of
racism and politics lurking in mass media. So, gear up for a high-voltage theatrical
event that doesn't just play to win—it fights for what matters
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Broadway at the Bass - The Nutcracker
Performance: Nov 29-Dec 8 & Dec 13-29, 2024
Guests begin making their way to the Stahlbaums’ Christmas party. After everyone arrives,
presents are handed out to the children. The guests continue to make merry, and suddenly,
Herr Drosselmeyer arrives. He entertains the guests with various magic tricks, including
dancing Columbine and Harlequine dolls and a soldier doll. Drosselmeyer produces a wooden
Nutcracker that he gifts to Clara. The children squabble and play, the parents dance, and
eventually the party ends and the guests depart. Drosselmeyer remains at the Stahlbaums’
mansion, setting the nutcracker in the grand room. Clara rejoins him there as the clock
strikes midnight. Suddenly, mice enter, and they are only driven away by Drosselmeyer’s
magic as he holds the Nutcracker.
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Casa Mañana - Cinderella
Performance: October 11-27 2024 | Rodgers and Hammersstein's
Experience the beloved musical adaptation of the classic fairy tale, including gorgeous
music, an enchanted pumpkin and a glass slipper or two! When her wicked stepmother
forbids it, Cinderella must find a way to attend the ball and meet Prince Charming – luckily
her Fairy Godmother is there to lend a spell. This show is suitable for all audiences.
Runtime: Approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes including intermission. Have Tea with Cinderella!
Enhance your Cinderella experience with a tea party including refreshments, finger foods
and a meet & greet with Cinderella herself! Guests of all ages will be waited on by staff
in the exclusive Reid Cabaret
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