WITH HOPE
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We joined theatres across the globe when the Covid-19 pandemic brought a premature end to our second season, but we are still committed to bringing compelling stories to Midwestern audiences. With safety, flexibility, and innovation at the forefront of our planning, we commit to season 3 with hope and a plan!
Including two projects carried over from Season 2, this season features four plays presented for free in our popular Fresh Produce Concert Reading Series, and ends with Atlas of Mud, a fully-staged production, in Spring '21. |
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"Concert Reading? What's That?"
Using lecterns, a stage-directions narrator, and no technical elements, these readings focus entirely on the story and the actors--literally, the play's voices. |
Why do women work in strip clubs?
Reasons are hardly ever what you think. Vertical Divider
OCTOBER 10 & 11, 2020
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Can four terminally woke artists create a children's play honoring Turkey Day AND Native American Heritage Month?
Vertical Divider
NOVEMBER, 2020
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Can ends be met on a waitress's salary? A cleaning lady's? A supermart employee's?
Vertical Divider
FEBRUARY, 2021
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Josie's mother calls her from a bus stop in North Dakota. The hitch? Her mother died three years ago.
MARCH, 2021
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Our final project of the season will be a fully staged production of Atlas of Mud.
SPRING, 2021. |
In a mysterious near-future, the world is completely flooded. The handful of survivors living in boats must fight for everything--food, dignity, space--as they strain to hold on to love, family, and grace.
A mythical allegory about finding hope in an unrecognizable world. NATIONAL SCIENCE PLAY AWARD
Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival, 2008 |
Take a look at the scripts for the season's plays here.
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TheatreMidwest holds open auditions for most productions. Keep checking our Auditions page for upcoming opportunities.
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TheatreMidwest is committed to reducing barriers that keep the public from seeing live theatre. Learn about this radical strategy here.
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