Isaiah Reaves presents
A complete revision of the critically acclaimed Fringe production, Isaiah Reaves’ new Blackface Project takes another look at the Bert Williams story through fresh eyes, genre and hope. Bert Williams, the first Black man on Broadway, is at the center of this new, satirical piece.
Free with no registration needed.
The Ghostlight Stage Company presents
Join Danielle Marie Steele for a workshop providing practical skills for vocalists, regarding approaches to developing and evolving your voice through transition, selecting affirming and accessible repertoire, and more! This interactive workshop is a welcoming space for trans performers and voice teachers alike.
Tickets are “Pay What You Can,” with a suggested donation of $15.
Monday, March 17 at 7 p.m.
The Ghostlight Stage Company presents
Join The Ghostlight Stage Company for a night of fashion and musical theatre with a fashion show featuring 4 different designers, all set to the sounds of live musical entertainment! Each designer will present a new collection inspired by a Broadway musical of their choice, underscored with cabaret-style performances.
This is a ticketed event. Please visit the link below for more information on pricing.
Urban Native Collective presents
Free with no registration required.
The Ghostlight Stage Company presents
Join The Ghostlight Stage Company for a lecture led by Torie Wiggins discussing the various ways theatre-makers can respectfully and responsibly uplift different cultural backgrounds in shows, best practices, and more.
Tickets are “Pay What You Can,” with a suggested donation of $15.
The Ghostlight Stage Company presents
Participate in a workshop led by Shira Helena Gitlin, and tackle inclusion of trans and nonbinary performers in theatre. Discuss best practices for casting, socially conscious practices regarding underrepresented queer identities, and more.
Tickets are “Pay What You Can,” with a suggested donation of $15.
Urban Native Collective presents
Free with no registration required.
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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