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Isaiah Reaves presents
Monday, October 27 at 7 p.m.
A boy, his doll, two parents, and a storm. What begins as a fight over a toy spiral into a battle for the soul of a family.
Tickets are free.
The Ghostlight Stage Company presents
Monday, November 10 at 7 p.m.
The Ghostlight Stage Company continues its 25-26 Shining a Light Workshop and Lecture Series with Creating Art from a Personal Story, led by board member and nationally recognized artist, Michael Thompson. This workshop, offered in person and virtually, will guide participants through the process of developing visual storytelling rooted in personal experience. Attendees will explore vulnerability, concept development, and practical tools for idea generation, leaving with a project prompt and a deeper understanding of how individual narratives connect to larger ecosystems.
Tickets are “pay what you can” with a suggested donation of $15.
Monday, January 12 at 7 p.m.
Joseph-Beth Booksellers, 2692 Madison Road
Get an exclusive preview of all the upcoming productions at the Playhouse from Osborn Family Producing Artistic Director Blake Robison and Associate Artistic Director Joanie Schultz. Enjoy a lively conversation and hear inside information about the behind-the-scenes magic that will bring our winter and spring productions to life on stage. The evening includes ticket giveaways and free Playhouse swag! The event is FREE. Reservations aren’t required but appreciated.
The Ghostlight Stage Company presents
Monday, February 9 at 7 p.m.
Workshop led by Alphas Comedy. More info coming soon.
Tickets are “pay what you can” with a suggested donation of $15.
The Ghostlight Stage Company presents
Monday, April 13 at 7 p.m.
Workshop led by Eileen Tull. More info coming soon.
Tickets are “pay what you can” with a suggested donation of $15.
From September – June, Arts and Culture Incubator events and performances at the Playhouse are often open to the public and span a wide range of topics and styles. Our group of Resident Artists is made up of local theatre-makers. The Incubator Partners are small, non-profit cultural organizations based in our community.
Among the more than 80 world premieres produced since the Playhouse’s founding in 1960 are plays that have been commissioned. Since 2006, our mission to develop new stories and contribute to the American theatre canon has expanded thanks to the Jerome Fey Endowment for New Plays. Additionally, the Playhouse invites nationally recognized playwrights the opportunity to workshop or present a staged reading of a work in progress.
Theatres and special event spaces in the Playhouse are available to rent for a variety of performances, receptions, and meetings.
The content of these presentations represents the views and opinions of the partner organization or artist and does not necessarily represent the views and opinions of Playhouse in the Park.
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