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RENTAL: A Mask & A Whisper (4TH FLOOR)
Synopsis
A Mask & A Whisper is a showcase of two one act comedies written by Alice Gerstenberg. Overtones and He Said She Said.
Overtones : Two women meet for tea, but beneath their genteel conversation, their unspoken thoughts reveal a far less polite reality. As Harriet and Margaret navigate the rituals of friendship, manners, and social expectation, their inner selves emerge to say what their outward selves cannot. What begins a s a perfectly proper afternoon tea becomes a battle between appearance and desire, and a reminder that the things we think are often far more revealing than the things we say.
He Said She Said :
A single whisper. One dinner party. Four friends. Two
reputations ruined over an accusation no one can verify.
A s competing versions of a story unfold, memory,
perception, and self-interest collide in a tangle o f who said
what, who did what, and what really happened. In this
playful exploration o f human nature, everyone has a version
of the truth, and some have n o intention of letting it get in
the way of a good story.
Link to tickets :
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/a-mask-a-whisper-tickets-1996422821401?aff=oddtdtcreator
RENTAL: A Mask & A Whisper (4TH FLOOR)
Synopsis
A Mask & A Whisper is a showcase of two one act comedies written by Alice Gerstenberg. Overtones and He Said She Said.
Overtones : Two women meet for tea, but beneath their genteel conversation, their unspoken thoughts reveal a far less polite reality. As Harriet and Margaret navigate the rituals of friendship, manners, and social expectation, their inner selves emerge to say what their outward selves cannot. What begins a s a perfectly proper afternoon tea becomes a battle between appearance and desire, and a reminder that the things we think are often far more revealing than the things we say.
He Said She Said :
A single whisper. One dinner party. Four friends. Two
reputations ruined over an accusation no one can verify.
A s competing versions of a story unfold, memory,
perception, and self-interest collide in a tangle o f who said
what, who did what, and what really happened. In this
playful exploration o f human nature, everyone has a version
of the truth, and some have n o intention of letting it get in
the way of a good story.
Link to tickets :
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/a-mask-a-whisper-tickets-1996422821401?aff=oddtdtcreator
RENTAL: A Mask & A Whisper (4TH FLOOR)
Synopsis
A Mask & A Whisper is a showcase of two one act comedies written by Alice Gerstenberg. Overtones and He Said She Said.
Overtones : Two women meet for tea, but beneath their genteel conversation, their unspoken thoughts reveal a far less polite reality. As Harriet and Margaret navigate the rituals of friendship, manners, and social expectation, their inner selves emerge to say what their outward selves cannot. What begins a s a perfectly proper afternoon tea becomes a battle between appearance and desire, and a reminder that the things we think are often far more revealing than the things we say.
He Said She Said :
A single whisper. One dinner party. Four friends. Two
reputations ruined over an accusation no one can verify.
A s competing versions of a story unfold, memory,
perception, and self-interest collide in a tangle o f who said
what, who did what, and what really happened. In this
playful exploration o f human nature, everyone has a version
of the truth, and some have n o intention of letting it get in
the way of a good story.
Link to tickets :
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/a-mask-a-whisper-tickets-1996422821401?aff=oddtdtcreator
RENTAL: Psychopathia Paschalis
Synopsis
'Psychopathia Paschalis' is a dark comedy-of-manners that satirizes the hypocrisy and dysfunction beneath an upper-middle-class American family. When the Wallace family gathers for Easter, a shocking revelation—that Nick’s “friend” Justin is actually his lover—throws the household into chaos. As tensions erupt, an inept, self-styled detective only makes matters worse. Secrets unravel, bodies pile up, and the family’s fragile civility collapses into madness.
RENTAL: Psychopathia Paschalis
Synopsis
'Psychopathia Paschalis' is a dark comedy-of-manners that satirizes the hypocrisy and dysfunction beneath an upper-middle-class American family. When the Wallace family gathers for Easter, a shocking revelation—that Nick’s “friend” Justin is actually his lover—throws the household into chaos. As tensions erupt, an inept, self-styled detective only makes matters worse. Secrets unravel, bodies pile up, and the family’s fragile civility collapses into madness.
RENTAL: Psychopathia Paschalis
Synopsis
'Psychopathia Paschalis' is a dark comedy-of-manners that satirizes the hypocrisy and dysfunction beneath an upper-middle-class American family. When the Wallace family gathers for Easter, a shocking revelation—that Nick’s “friend” Justin is actually his lover—throws the household into chaos. As tensions erupt, an inept, self-styled detective only makes matters worse. Secrets unravel, bodies pile up, and the family’s fragile civility collapses into madness.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: Psychopathia Paschalis
Synopsis
'Psychopathia Paschalis' is a dark comedy-of-manners that satirizes the hypocrisy and dysfunction beneath an upper-middle-class American family. When the Wallace family gathers for Easter, a shocking revelation—that Nick’s “friend” Justin is actually his lover—throws the household into chaos. As tensions erupt, an inept, self-styled detective only makes matters worse. Secrets unravel, bodies pile up, and the family’s fragile civility collapses into madness.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: Psychopathia Paschalis
Synopsis
'Psychopathia Paschalis' is a dark comedy-of-manners that satirizes the hypocrisy and dysfunction beneath an upper-middle-class American family. When the Wallace family gathers for Easter, a shocking revelation—that Nick’s “friend” Justin is actually his lover—throws the household into chaos. As tensions erupt, an inept, self-styled detective only makes matters worse. Secrets unravel, bodies pile up, and the family’s fragile civility collapses into madness.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: Psychopathia Paschalis
Synopsis
'Psychopathia Paschalis' is a dark comedy-of-manners that satirizes the hypocrisy and dysfunction beneath an upper-middle-class American family. When the Wallace family gathers for Easter, a shocking revelation—that Nick’s “friend” Justin is actually his lover—throws the household into chaos. As tensions erupt, an inept, self-styled detective only makes matters worse. Secrets unravel, bodies pile up, and the family’s fragile civility collapses into madness.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: Psychopathia Paschalis
Synopsis
'Psychopathia Paschalis' is a dark comedy-of-manners that satirizes the hypocrisy and dysfunction beneath an upper-middle-class American family. When the Wallace family gathers for Easter, a shocking revelation—that Nick’s “friend” Justin is actually his lover—throws the household into chaos. As tensions erupt, an inept, self-styled detective only makes matters worse. Secrets unravel, bodies pile up, and the family’s fragile civility collapses into madness.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: Project: Library (3RD FLOOR)
Synopsis:
What happens when you don’t return a book for twenty years? You owe the library A MILLION DOLLARS. Based on the popular web-series of the same name, this musical is an action packed story full of guns, betrayal, and books. Follow the Battersham librarians story about the lengths one will take to save an old run-down library.
RENTAL: A Mask & A Whisper (4TH FLOOR)
Synopsis
A Mask & A Whisper is a showcase of two one act comedies written by Alice Gerstenberg. Overtones and He Said She Said.
Overtones : Two women meet for tea, but beneath their genteel conversation, their unspoken thoughts reveal a far less polite reality. As Harriet and Margaret navigate the rituals of friendship, manners, and social expectation, their inner selves emerge to say what their outward selves cannot. What begins a s a perfectly proper afternoon tea becomes a battle between appearance and desire, and a reminder that the things we think are often far more revealing than the things we say.
He Said She Said :
A single whisper. One dinner party. Four friends. Two
reputations ruined over an accusation no one can verify.
A s competing versions of a story unfold, memory,
perception, and self-interest collide in a tangle o f who said
what, who did what, and what really happened. In this
playful exploration o f human nature, everyone has a version
of the truth, and some have n o intention of letting it get in
the way of a good story.
Link to tickets :
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/a-mask-a-whisper-tickets-1996422821401?aff=oddtdtcreator
RENTAL: A Mask & A Whisper (4TH FLOOR)
Synopsis
A Mask & A Whisper is a showcase of two one act comedies written by Alice Gerstenberg. Overtones and He Said She Said.
Overtones : Two women meet for tea, but beneath their genteel conversation, their unspoken thoughts reveal a far less polite reality. As Harriet and Margaret navigate the rituals of friendship, manners, and social expectation, their inner selves emerge to say what their outward selves cannot. What begins a s a perfectly proper afternoon tea becomes a battle between appearance and desire, and a reminder that the things we think are often far more revealing than the things we say.
He Said She Said :
A single whisper. One dinner party. Four friends. Two
reputations ruined over an accusation no one can verify.
A s competing versions of a story unfold, memory,
perception, and self-interest collide in a tangle o f who said
what, who did what, and what really happened. In this
playful exploration o f human nature, everyone has a version
of the truth, and some have n o intention of letting it get in
the way of a good story.
Link to tickets :
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/a-mask-a-whisper-tickets-1996422821401?aff=oddtdtcreator
RENTAL: Majority Rules (4th floor)
Majority Rules is a satirical pop musical that follows Chad Smith, a charismatic but directionless frat star whose campus kingdom collapses when the Green Party moves to ban Greek life nationwide. Recruited by his hyper-competent ex, sorority president Claire Kerr, Chad runs for U.S. President—only to be trapped by a new amendment requiring a life partner for candidates. Enter Pledge Peter, a freshman pressed into political matrimony. As scandals, schemes, and showstoppers erupt, Chad learns that real leadership means stepping aside when it’s someone else’s turn to have a say. Because when it comes to politics, majority rules.
Content Advisory: Strong language, mature themes, and sexual content. Recommended for audience members 16+
RENTAL: CICADA! A MUSICAL COMEDY (3RD FLOOr)
Get ready to buzz with excitement at CICADA! One blistering summer. One unforgettable comedy. Get your tickets now!
What's it all about?
When the matriarch of a wealthy family dies, her three adult children have no clue that she’s tasked a down-on-her-luck woman, Leigh, to matchmake them. Over the course of one blistering summer, an unforgettable cast of characters collide in a struggle for money, love, and liberation.
Who wrote it?
Adam LaPorte is a composer, playwright, and librettist from Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He wrote his first musical at age 17 for his high school senior thesis project. Other writing credits include: The Baseball Play (Oklahoma Contemporary), June by the Sea (OCU Stripped), Courtship (The Tank), and The Train Stoppers (co-written with Amanda Freedman, DTUAF Winner Best Short). He is a graduate of Oklahoma City University (BM) and NYU’s Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program (MFA). What he doesn’t know about bugs, he makes up for in heart.
The show is two and a half hours with one 10-minute intermission. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
RENTAL: Majority Rules (4th floor)
Majority Rules is a satirical pop musical that follows Chad Smith, a charismatic but directionless frat star whose campus kingdom collapses when the Green Party moves to ban Greek life nationwide. Recruited by his hyper-competent ex, sorority president Claire Kerr, Chad runs for U.S. President—only to be trapped by a new amendment requiring a life partner for candidates. Enter Pledge Peter, a freshman pressed into political matrimony. As scandals, schemes, and showstoppers erupt, Chad learns that real leadership means stepping aside when it’s someone else’s turn to have a say. Because when it comes to politics, majority rules.
Content Advisory: Strong language, mature themes, and sexual content. Recommended for audience members 16+
RENTAL: CICADA! A MUSICAL COMEDY (3RD FLOOr)
Get ready to buzz with excitement at CICADA! One blistering summer. One unforgettable comedy. Get your tickets now!
What's it all about?
When the matriarch of a wealthy family dies, her three adult children have no clue that she’s tasked a down-on-her-luck woman, Leigh, to matchmake them. Over the course of one blistering summer, an unforgettable cast of characters collide in a struggle for money, love, and liberation.
Who wrote it?
Adam LaPorte is a composer, playwright, and librettist from Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He wrote his first musical at age 17 for his high school senior thesis project. Other writing credits include: The Baseball Play (Oklahoma Contemporary), June by the Sea (OCU Stripped), Courtship (The Tank), and The Train Stoppers (co-written with Amanda Freedman, DTUAF Winner Best Short). He is a graduate of Oklahoma City University (BM) and NYU’s Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program (MFA). What he doesn’t know about bugs, he makes up for in heart.
The show is two and a half hours with one 10-minute intermission. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
RENTAL: Majority Rules (4th floor)
Majority Rules is a satirical pop musical that follows Chad Smith, a charismatic but directionless frat star whose campus kingdom collapses when the Green Party moves to ban Greek life nationwide. Recruited by his hyper-competent ex, sorority president Claire Kerr, Chad runs for U.S. President—only to be trapped by a new amendment requiring a life partner for candidates. Enter Pledge Peter, a freshman pressed into political matrimony. As scandals, schemes, and showstoppers erupt, Chad learns that real leadership means stepping aside when it’s someone else’s turn to have a say. Because when it comes to politics, majority rules.
Content Advisory: Strong language, mature themes, and sexual content. Recommended for audience members 16+
RENTAL: Majority Rules (4th floor)
Majority Rules is a satirical pop musical that follows Chad Smith, a charismatic but directionless frat star whose campus kingdom collapses when the Green Party moves to ban Greek life nationwide. Recruited by his hyper-competent ex, sorority president Claire Kerr, Chad runs for U.S. President—only to be trapped by a new amendment requiring a life partner for candidates. Enter Pledge Peter, a freshman pressed into political matrimony. As scandals, schemes, and showstoppers erupt, Chad learns that real leadership means stepping aside when it’s someone else’s turn to have a say. Because when it comes to politics, majority rules.
Content Advisory: Strong language, mature themes, and sexual content. Recommended for audience members 16+
RENTAL: CICADA! A MUSICAL COMEDY (3RD FLOOr)
Get ready to buzz with excitement at CICADA! One blistering summer. One unforgettable comedy. Get your tickets now!
What's it all about?
When the matriarch of a wealthy family dies, her three adult children have no clue that she’s tasked a down-on-her-luck woman, Leigh, to matchmake them. Over the course of one blistering summer, an unforgettable cast of characters collide in a struggle for money, love, and liberation.
Who wrote it?
Adam LaPorte is a composer, playwright, and librettist from Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He wrote his first musical at age 17 for his high school senior thesis project. Other writing credits include: The Baseball Play (Oklahoma Contemporary), June by the Sea (OCU Stripped), Courtship (The Tank), and The Train Stoppers (co-written with Amanda Freedman, DTUAF Winner Best Short). He is a graduate of Oklahoma City University (BM) and NYU’s Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program (MFA). What he doesn’t know about bugs, he makes up for in heart.
The show is two and a half hours with one 10-minute intermission. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
RENTAL: Majority rules (4th floor)
Majority Rules is a satirical pop musical that follows Chad Smith, a charismatic but directionless frat star whose campus kingdom collapses when the Green Party moves to ban Greek life nationwide. Recruited by his hyper-competent ex, sorority president Claire Kerr, Chad runs for U.S. President—only to be trapped by a new amendment requiring a life partner for candidates. Enter Pledge Peter, a freshman pressed into political matrimony. As scandals, schemes, and showstoppers erupt, Chad learns that real leadership means stepping aside when it’s someone else’s turn to have a say. Because when it comes to politics, majority rules.
Content Advisory: Strong language, mature themes, and sexual content. Recommended for audience members 16+
RENTAL: Majority rules (4th floor)
Majority Rules is a satirical pop musical that follows Chad Smith, a charismatic but directionless frat star whose campus kingdom collapses when the Green Party moves to ban Greek life nationwide. Recruited by his hyper-competent ex, sorority president Claire Kerr, Chad runs for U.S. President—only to be trapped by a new amendment requiring a life partner for candidates. Enter Pledge Peter, a freshman pressed into political matrimony. As scandals, schemes, and showstoppers erupt, Chad learns that real leadership means stepping aside when it’s someone else’s turn to have a say. Because when it comes to politics, majority rules.
Content Advisory: Strong language, mature themes, and sexual content. Recommended for audience members 16+
RENTAL: Majority rules (4th floor)
Majority Rules is a satirical pop musical that follows Chad Smith, a charismatic but directionless frat star whose campus kingdom collapses when the Green Party moves to ban Greek life nationwide. Recruited by his hyper-competent ex, sorority president Claire Kerr, Chad runs for U.S. President—only to be trapped by a new amendment requiring a life partner for candidates. Enter Pledge Peter, a freshman pressed into political matrimony. As scandals, schemes, and showstoppers erupt, Chad learns that real leadership means stepping aside when it’s someone else’s turn to have a say. Because when it comes to politics, majority rules.
Content Advisory: Strong language, mature themes, and sexual content. Recommended for audience members 16+
RENTAL: Half World
A show gets canceled. A fandom melts down.
Ghost Light Theatre Company is thrilled to present Half World by Sean Swenson (O’Neill semi-finalist, 2025), directed by Alexandra Rogers.
Through the twisty rhizomes of online chatter and Discord servers, internet friends Bianca and Izzy lament the loss of their pop-culture tether, before the internet pushes them in different and unexpected directions. An excavation and interrogation of fandom culture, Half World explores loneliness, the treacherous hive mind of the internet, and the consequences of writing gay fan fiction with your best friend. It asks: Where do you put the love you cannot feel for yourself? And what happens when you put it into a thing that cannot love you back?
RENTAL: Half World
A show gets canceled. A fandom melts down.
Ghost Light Theatre Company is thrilled to present Half World by Sean Swenson (O’Neill semi-finalist, 2025), directed by Alexandra Rogers.
Through the twisty rhizomes of online chatter and Discord servers, internet friends Bianca and Izzy lament the loss of their pop-culture tether, before the internet pushes them in different and unexpected directions. An excavation and interrogation of fandom culture, Half World explores loneliness, the treacherous hive mind of the internet, and the consequences of writing gay fan fiction with your best friend. It asks: Where do you put the love you cannot feel for yourself? And what happens when you put it into a thing that cannot love you back?
RENTAL: Half World
A show gets canceled. A fandom melts down.
Ghost Light Theatre Company is thrilled to present Half World by Sean Swenson (O’Neill semi-finalist, 2025), directed by Alexandra Rogers.
Through the twisty rhizomes of online chatter and Discord servers, internet friends Bianca and Izzy lament the loss of their pop-culture tether, before the internet pushes them in different and unexpected directions. An excavation and interrogation of fandom culture, Half World explores loneliness, the treacherous hive mind of the internet, and the consequences of writing gay fan fiction with your best friend. It asks: Where do you put the love you cannot feel for yourself? And what happens when you put it into a thing that cannot love you back?
RENTAL: Half World
A show gets canceled. A fandom melts down.
Ghost Light Theatre Company is thrilled to present Half World by Sean Swenson (O’Neill semi-finalist, 2025), directed by Alexandra Rogers.
Through the twisty rhizomes of online chatter and Discord servers, internet friends Bianca and Izzy lament the loss of their pop-culture tether, before the internet pushes them in different and unexpected directions. An excavation and interrogation of fandom culture, Half World explores loneliness, the treacherous hive mind of the internet, and the consequences of writing gay fan fiction with your best friend. It asks: Where do you put the love you cannot feel for yourself? And what happens when you put it into a thing that cannot love you back?
RENTAL: Half World
A show gets canceled. A fandom melts down.
Ghost Light Theatre Company is thrilled to present Half World by Sean Swenson (O’Neill semi-finalist, 2025), directed by Alexandra Rogers.
Through the twisty rhizomes of online chatter and Discord servers, internet friends Bianca and Izzy lament the loss of their pop-culture tether, before the internet pushes them in different and unexpected directions. An excavation and interrogation of fandom culture, Half World explores loneliness, the treacherous hive mind of the internet, and the consequences of writing gay fan fiction with your best friend. It asks: Where do you put the love you cannot feel for yourself? And what happens when you put it into a thing that cannot love you back?
RENTAL: JOIN THE CLUB! A Story About The Sex You Never Wanted (4th FLOOR)
Kate Daley's solo show heading to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026. Advanced tickets recommended.
A mix of SORRY, BABY and I WILL DESTROY YOU, JOIN THE CLUB! is a bold, comedic solo play tackling hookups, Target vibrators, Tinder, and the hellscape of Gen Z dating. Writer and Performer Kate Daley confronts rape culture with humor, honesty, and a subversive invitation to survivors everywhere.
RENTAL: JOIN THE CLUB! A Story About The Sex You Never Wanted (4th FLOOR)
Kate Daley's solo show heading to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026. Advanced tickets recommended.
A mix of SORRY, BABY and I WILL DESTROY YOU, JOIN THE CLUB! is a bold, comedic solo play tackling hookups, Target vibrators, Tinder, and the hellscape of Gen Z dating. Writer and Performer Kate Daley confronts rape culture with humor, honesty, and a subversive invitation to survivors everywhere.
RENTAL: JOIN THE CLUB! A Story About The Sex You Never Wanted (4th floor)
Kate Daley's solo show heading to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026. Advanced tickets recommended.
A mix of SORRY, BABY and I WILL DESTROY YOU, JOIN THE CLUB! is a bold, comedic solo play tackling hookups, Target vibrators, Tinder, and the hellscape of Gen Z dating. Writer and Performer Kate Daley confronts rape culture with humor, honesty, and a subversive invitation to survivors everywhere.
RENTAL: The Last Out Gate (4th Floor)
With just two weeks to the National Bull Riding Championship and sporting a debilitating injury, champion rider Tyson Garrett’s world is turned upside-down by the unexpected arrival of his nephew who desperately needs his help.
Reckoning with how the oppressive forces of environment, religion, and family can play upon queer lives, The Last Out Gate is a coming of self story, set against the backdrop of the South and the violent world of bull riding.
We want to make theatre accessible. If you would like to see the show but would require a subsidized ticket to do so, please email thelastoutgate@outlook.com to request one. We will do our best to accommodate the request dependent on availability.
RENTAL: WHO WE BECOME (4TH FLOOR)
Before Edinburgh, see it here first.
Who We Become — a 2025 Edinburgh Fringe Theatre Award–winning trilogy of one-act plays by Pulitzer Prize–winning American playwright Lanford Wilson — returns this summer to theSpaceUK. Ahead of the Edinburgh run, these NYC previews pair A Poster of the Cosmos and The Moonshot Tape back-to-back in a single sitting.
Featuring Margaret Curry and Geoff Stoner. Directed by Mark Cirnigliaro.
Three preview performances @ Factory Series at the Chain Studio Theatre before the company travels to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
Venue: Who We Become @ Factory Series at the Chain Studio Theatre 312 W. 36th Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10018
Running time: 85 minutes, no intermission Ages 18+. Contains mature themes including sexual content, references to sexual violence, and strong language.
"Perhaps one of the best performances you will see at the Fringe this year." ★★★★★ — Broadway Baby (on The Moonshot Tape)
RENTAL: The Last Out Gate (4th Floor)
With just two weeks to the National Bull Riding Championship and sporting a debilitating injury, champion rider Tyson Garrett’s world is turned upside-down by the unexpected arrival of his nephew who desperately needs his help.
Reckoning with how the oppressive forces of environment, religion, and family can play upon queer lives, The Last Out Gate is a coming of self story, set against the backdrop of the South and the violent world of bull riding.
We want to make theatre accessible. If you would like to see the show but would require a subsidized ticket to do so, please email thelastoutgate@outlook.com to request one. We will do our best to accommodate the request dependent on availability.
RENTAL: WHO WE BECOME (4TH FLOOR)
Before Edinburgh, see it here first.
Who We Become — a 2025 Edinburgh Fringe Theatre Award–winning trilogy of one-act plays by Pulitzer Prize–winning American playwright Lanford Wilson — returns this summer to theSpaceUK. Ahead of the Edinburgh run, these NYC previews pair A Poster of the Cosmos and The Moonshot Tape back-to-back in a single sitting.
Featuring Margaret Curry and Geoff Stoner. Directed by Mark Cirnigliaro.
Three preview performances @ Factory Series at the Chain Studio Theatre before the company travels to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
Venue: Who We Become @ Factory Series at the Chain Studio Theatre 312 W. 36th Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10018
Running time: 85 minutes, no intermission Ages 18+. Contains mature themes including sexual content, references to sexual violence, and strong language.
"Perhaps one of the best performances you will see at the Fringe this year." ★★★★★ — Broadway Baby (on The Moonshot Tape)
RENTAL: The Last Out Gate (4th Floor)
With just two weeks to the National Bull Riding Championship and sporting a debilitating injury, champion rider Tyson Garrett’s world is turned upside-down by the unexpected arrival of his nephew who desperately needs his help.
Reckoning with how the oppressive forces of environment, religion, and family can play upon queer lives, The Last Out Gate is a coming of self story, set against the backdrop of the South and the violent world of bull riding.
We want to make theatre accessible. If you would like to see the show but would require a subsidized ticket to do so, please email thelastoutgate@outlook.com to request one. We will do our best to accommodate the request dependent on availability.
RENTAL: WHO WE BECOME (4TH FLOOR)
Before Edinburgh, see it here first.
Who We Become — a 2025 Edinburgh Fringe Theatre Award–winning trilogy of one-act plays by Pulitzer Prize–winning American playwright Lanford Wilson — returns this summer to theSpaceUK. Ahead of the Edinburgh run, these NYC previews pair A Poster of the Cosmos and The Moonshot Tape back-to-back in a single sitting.
Featuring Margaret Curry and Geoff Stoner. Directed by Mark Cirnigliaro.
Three preview performances @ Factory Series at the Chain Studio Theatre before the company travels to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
Venue: Who We Become @ Factory Series at the Chain Studio Theatre 312 W. 36th Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10018
Running time: 85 minutes, no intermission Ages 18+. Contains mature themes including sexual content, references to sexual violence, and strong language.
"Perhaps one of the best performances you will see at the Fringe this year." ★★★★★ — Broadway Baby (on The Moonshot Tape)
RENTAL: The Last Out Gate (4th Floor)
With just two weeks to the National Bull Riding Championship and sporting a debilitating injury, champion rider Tyson Garrett’s world is turned upside-down by the unexpected arrival of his nephew who desperately needs his help.
Reckoning with how the oppressive forces of environment, religion, and family can play upon queer lives, The Last Out Gate is a coming of self story, set against the backdrop of the South and the violent world of bull riding.
We want to make theatre accessible. If you would like to see the show but would require a subsidized ticket to do so, please email thelastoutgate@outlook.com to request one. We will do our best to accommodate the request dependent on availability.
RENTAL: The Last Out Gate (4th Floor)
With just two weeks to the National Bull Riding Championship and sporting a debilitating injury, champion rider Tyson Garrett’s world is turned upside-down by the unexpected arrival of his nephew who desperately needs his help.
Reckoning with how the oppressive forces of environment, religion, and family can play upon queer lives, The Last Out Gate is a coming of self story, set against the backdrop of the South and the violent world of bull riding.
We want to make theatre accessible. If you would like to see the show but would require a subsidized ticket to do so, please email thelastoutgate@outlook.com to request one. We will do our best to accommodate the request dependent on availability.
2026 Chain theatre Productions
April 3 - May 2, 2026
THE PUSHOVER
By John Patrick Shanley
Directed by Kirk Gostkowski
LIMITED 4 WEEK OFF-BROADWAY ENGAGEMENTChain Theatre’s Programs are made possible by
