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'Execution' is a short tragicomedy without words in four scenes SAWITRI Theatre is proud to announce its latest production, "Execution," an abstract and thought-provoking play that dives deep into the complex themes of colonial mimicry and the fundamental questions surrounding the human inclination to emulate others. The play promises to be a tragi-comic journey […]
Corbeil’s play about social media and human relationships was described as an “entirely new theatrical experience” by one of the many enthusiastic reviewers of its Anglophone premiere at Toronto’s Canadian Stage in 2017. A thrilling exploration of online self-perception and self-presentation in the analogue medium of the theatre, Five Faces asks questions about truth and […]
Corbeil’s play about social media and human relationships was described as an “entirely new theatrical experience” by one of the many enthusiastic reviewers of its Anglophone premiere at Toronto’s Canadian Stage in 2017. A thrilling exploration of online self-perception and self-presentation in the analogue medium of the theatre, Five Faces asks questions about truth and […]
Corbeil’s play about social media and human relationships was described as an “entirely new theatrical experience” by one of the many enthusiastic reviewers of its Anglophone premiere at Toronto’s Canadian Stage in 2017. A thrilling exploration of online self-perception and self-presentation in the analogue medium of the theatre, Five Faces asks questions about truth and […]
Corbeil’s play about social media and human relationships was described as an “entirely new theatrical experience” by one of the many enthusiastic reviewers of its Anglophone premiere at Toronto’s Canadian Stage in 2017. A thrilling exploration of online self-perception and self-presentation in the analogue medium of the theatre, Five Faces asks questions about truth and […]
'Execution' is a short tragicomedy without words in four scenes SAWITRI Theatre is proud to announce its latest production, "Execution," an abstract and thought-provoking play that dives deep into the complex themes of colonial mimicry and the fundamental questions surrounding the human inclination to emulate others. The play promises to be a tragi-comic journey […]
Mosey over to the Bradley Museum Barn to enjoy an evening of open stage drag karaoke. Take the stage to sing, or relax and enjoy a variety of music genre performances. Limited tickets on sale. This event is 19+. Old Credit Brewing will be on site with a selection of craft beers. Drinks available for […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly challenging political work. In this studio production, two casts drawn from the third year of the TDS program explore the play in two different versions […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly challenging political work. In this studio production, two casts drawn from the third year of the TDS program explore the play in two different versions […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly challenging political work. In this studio production, two casts drawn from the third year of the TDS program explore the play in two different versions […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly challenging political work. In this studio production, two casts drawn from the third year of the TDS program explore the play in two different versions […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly challenging political work. In this studio production, two casts drawn from the third year of the TDS program explore the play in two different versions […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly challenging political work. In this studio production, two casts drawn from the third year of the TDS program explore the play in two different versions […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly challenging political work. In this studio production, two casts drawn from the third year of the TDS program explore the play in two different versions […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly challenging political work. In this studio production, two casts drawn from the third year of the TDS program explore the play in two different versions […]
Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel about an Elizabethan nobleman who wakes one day as a woman and then traverses centuries without aging, is adapted here by one of the most important contemporary US playwrights. A rich meditation on the fluidity of gender and identity, an exhilarating satirical romp through centuries of European history, and, by way […]
Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel about an Elizabethan nobleman who wakes one day as a woman and then traverses centuries without aging, is adapted here by one of the most important contemporary US playwrights. A rich meditation on the fluidity of gender and identity, an exhilarating satirical romp through centuries of European history, and, by way […]
Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel about an Elizabethan nobleman who wakes one day as a woman and then traverses centuries without aging, is adapted here by one of the most important contemporary US playwrights. A rich meditation on the fluidity of gender and identity, an exhilarating satirical romp through centuries of European history, and, by way […]
Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel about an Elizabethan nobleman who wakes one day as a woman and then traverses centuries without aging, is adapted here by one of the most important contemporary US playwrights. A rich meditation on the fluidity of gender and identity, an exhilarating satirical romp through centuries of European history, and, by way […]
Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel about an Elizabethan nobleman who wakes one day as a woman and then traverses centuries without aging, is adapted here by one of the most important contemporary US playwrights. A rich meditation on the fluidity of gender and identity, an exhilarating satirical romp through centuries of European history, and, by way […]
Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel about an Elizabethan nobleman who wakes one day as a woman and then traverses centuries without aging, is adapted here by one of the most important contemporary US playwrights. A rich meditation on the fluidity of gender and identity, an exhilarating satirical romp through centuries of European history, and, by way […]
Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel about an Elizabethan nobleman who wakes one day as a woman and then traverses centuries without aging, is adapted here by one of the most important contemporary US playwrights. A rich meditation on the fluidity of gender and identity, an exhilarating satirical romp through centuries of European history, and, by way […]
Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel about an Elizabethan nobleman who wakes one day as a woman and then traverses centuries without aging, is adapted here by one of the most important contemporary US playwrights. A rich meditation on the fluidity of gender and identity, an exhilarating satirical romp through centuries of European history, and, by way […]