Events
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: Everything You Need to Know About Abortion in One Hour or Less
Set in an Oklahoma high school in December 2023, this is the story of an educator who, ready to retire, decides on her last day she is going to educate high school students about medicated abortions, crisis pregnancy centers, and how to be a caring companion to someone having an abortion. Acknowledging she's in a ban state, with consent from her students, she locks them inside their auditorium, and risks it all by providing links like this one...https://www.plancpills.org/.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
Guest Production: Italian American Reconciliation
The work follows Huey as he enlists his best friend Aldo to help negotiate a reconciliation with his ex-wife Janice.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
HANG TIME
Three men chew the fat under an old, wide tree. Peek into the interiority – the great loves and bitter blues – of Black men in America. Setting the romantic and the macabre in sharp relief, HANG TIME invites you to envisage the living Black body triumphant over the legacy of violence that it holds.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: Envision Salons: Afro-Caribbean Revolutions
The night features theater-maker Jewels Galindo worksharing his new play Niños, exploring an Afro-Caribbean family from Harlem on their journey to redefine family. Host Abel Santiago will DJ the evening, musically curating tributes to Black artists throughout the diaspora with Afro-Caribbean, Soul, R&B, House, and Hip Hop.
Following the featured presentations, we'll open the floor for community work-sharing where you can plug in and share your own works-in-progress.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: let’s talk about anything else
A group of friends escape to the Berkshires for a week-long getaway almost a year after their friend Abby’s untimely passing. Despite their efforts to keep their pasts outside the walls of their secluded AirBnB cabin, their grief continues to haunt them until they have no choice but to confront it or die trying to avoid it. A play about bugs, strangers in the woods, and the unrelenting grasp of guilt.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
we come to collect
Ooh, you feel that on your neck? That tantalizing whisper? That’s capitalism, and she wants you bad. OBIE Award winning artist Jenn Kidwell and Brandon Kazen-Maddox answer capitalism’s siren call in an evening of hysterical undertakings. The world premiere of we come to collect: a flirtation, with capitalism, instigated by the artistic collective the blackening, debunks the alluring tale of American economic might weaving stand-up comedy, performance art, and the carnivalesque. You know you can’t resist.
Guest Production: Umoja
Making Our Space Theatre Co. invites you to a staged reading you won't want to miss, part of The Last Stop Staged Reading Series! This powerful drama follows six brave Black students at a predominantly white university in Birmingham, Alabama, who unite to form a co-ed fraternity. When their noble mission is derailed by escalating racial tension and a scandal, their bond is tested in unexpected ways.
Guest Production: Umoja
Making Our Space Theatre Co. invites you to a staged reading you won't want to miss, part of The Last Stop Staged Reading Series! This powerful drama follows six brave Black students at a predominantly white university in Birmingham, Alabama, who unite to form a co-ed fraternity. When their noble mission is derailed by escalating racial tension and a scandal, their bond is tested in unexpected ways.
Guest Production: Rogue Theater Festival
Rogue Theater Festival is back and bigger than ever, celebrating its 7th annual festival with 36 new works. This year’s festival promises to have pieces and performances that push boundaries and showcase Rogue’s commitment to the ever-changing landscape of live and digital theater. The festival unveils a captivating lineup of original works, inviting audiences to experience the excitement of witnessing groundbreaking theater unfold on stage and screen.
Guest Production: Rogue Theater Festival
Rogue Theater Festival is back and bigger than ever, celebrating its 7th annual festival with 36 new works. This year’s festival promises to have pieces and performances that push boundaries and showcase Rogue’s commitment to the ever-changing landscape of live and digital theater. The festival unveils a captivating lineup of original works, inviting audiences to experience the excitement of witnessing groundbreaking theater unfold on stage and screen.
Guest Production: Rogue Theater Festival
Rogue Theater Festival is back and bigger than ever, celebrating its 7th annual festival with 36 new works. This year’s festival promises to have pieces and performances that push boundaries and showcase Rogue’s commitment to the ever-changing landscape of live and digital theater. The festival unveils a captivating lineup of original works, inviting audiences to experience the excitement of witnessing groundbreaking theater unfold on stage and screen.
Guest Production: Rogue Theater Festival
Rogue Theater Festival is back and bigger than ever, celebrating its 7th annual festival with 36 new works. This year’s festival promises to have pieces and performances that push boundaries and showcase Rogue’s commitment to the ever-changing landscape of live and digital theater. The festival unveils a captivating lineup of original works, inviting audiences to experience the excitement of witnessing groundbreaking theater unfold on stage and screen.