After the Afterglow: Roulette by Douglas Hill & Aster, Holger Gunn by Justin Toomey. May 29 - June 14 at Kafé Kerouac

Come see one or both plays – flexible theatre to fit your lifestyle 

Ghosts by Henrik Ibsen. October 2 – 18 at MadLab

In the spirit of Banned Book Month, we explore this play that was once banned because of its controversial content.

Ibsen’s Ghosts touches on many modern issues including out-of-wedlock children, venereal disease, incest, infidelity, and euthanasia. We follow Mrs. Alving in her attempt to avoid the awful truth about her deceased husband: that he was a cheating, immoral philanderer whose public reputation was a sham. The ‘‘ghosts’’ in this play are the taboo topics that often cannot be openly discussed. This is one of Ibsen’s most powerful works, but also one of his most controversial as it forces the audience to consider facing their own ghosts. 

 Mom & Pop by Sarah Tobin. December 4 – 20 at Columbus Dance Theatre

An alternative to traditional holiday fare.

Tobin explores the heartache of a dying family business and the effect it has on the newer generation.  In a time of big business undercutting the little companies struggling to survive, this story is poignant as it reminds us all that there are real people and families behind every small business.  And our choices affect their survival as much as their own.