A riveting piece of documentary theatre, SEVEN tells the true stories of seven women who bravely fought for the well-being of women, families, and children around the globe.
This beloved American holiday classic comes to captivating life as a live radio broadcast. With the help of an ensemble that brings a few dozen characters to the stage, the story of idealistic George Bailey unfolds as he considers ending his life one fateful Christmas Eve.
A dark comedy about reverse gentrification and how we deal with the other when the other looks just like us.
an ode to youth, life, love, and the strange beauty of human connectedness.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to tech. Around you, a company of 14 is engaged in the very peculiar—and peculiarly impossible—task of making a new play. You’ll have a seat next to the sound designer as he mixes cues. You’ll eavesdrop on backstage gossip as it happens over headset. You’ll watch the director struggle to contain the uncontainable.
In-person classes for students 7-12 and 13-16. Build life-long skills and make life-long friends through age-appropriate theater classes.
It is the eve of Obama's first election. Four of Harvard University's brightest; a surgeon, an actress, a psychologist, and a neuro-psychiatrist, are all interested in different aspects of the brain, particularly how it responds to race. But like all smart people, they are also searching for love, success, and identity in their own lives. Smart People brings these characters together in this sharp, witty play about social and sexual politics.
Recently divorced and living in an old house in Iowa, Sharon (Kimberly Ridgeway) finds a sensible roommate like herself to make ends meet. But she quickly learns that Robyn (Pam Kingsley) is a fugitive of sorts, who couldn’t be further from the ladies in her book club. As both women become close, each recognizes in the other an overwhelming desire to transform her own life. But the only question is: what will be the price of that transformation. A dark comedy about what it takes to re-route your life—and what happens when the wheels come off.
Contra Costa Civic Theatre (CCCT) has announced plans to postpone its production of CROWNS, slated for July and August 2020, along with its 2020-21 Main Stage season, due to safety concerns during the coronavirus outbreak.
