The Games Afoot Written by Ken Ludwig, Directed by Rael Esteves In December 1936, Broadway star William Gillette, world-renowned for playing Sherlock Holmes, invites his fellow cast members to his […]
The Chinese Lady is based on the true story of Afong Moy, a Chinese woman displayed as a living exhibit in 1800s America. Told in first person from her point […]
The TPS Board holds open Board meetings. Anyone within the community is welcome to attend. This is a hybrid meeting. You may join us on the provided Zoom Room link or […]
A regional premiere based on a true story that shaped history. Margaret Chase Smith stood alone on the Senate floor, summoning the courage to speak the truth. As McCarthyism gripped […]
Cold Reads/Cold Brews is a monthly gathering of people interested in reading plays while quaffing a beverage of choice at a local public house. It is also a way that […]
Smoke on the Mountain Book by Connie Ray Conceived by Alan Bailey Musical arrangements by Mike Craver and Mark Hardwick It’s the summer of 1938 in Appalachia, and the Sanders […]
A regional premiere based on a true story that shaped history. Margaret Chase Smith stood alone on the Senate floor, summoning the courage to speak the truth. As McCarthyism gripped […]
For drag king Benny Dick and femmecee Beatrice, love is a real drag. Thankfully, at Messy Ina’s — the hottest gay nightclub in 1970s Seattle— they’re in good company! When […]
Smoke on the Mountain Book by Connie Ray Conceived by Alan Bailey Musical arrangements by Mike Craver and Mark Hardwick It’s the summer of 1938 in Appalachia, and the Sanders […]
A regional premiere based on a true story that shaped history. Margaret Chase Smith stood alone on the Senate floor, summoning the courage to speak the truth. As McCarthyism gripped […]
Sneaky Cat Acting Academy presents PROFESSIONAL SERIES PREMIERE THE DUMB WAITER By Harold Pinter Directed by Paul O’Connell Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm, Saturday Matinee at 2:30pm. October 15, […]
The Chinese Lady is based on the true story of Afong Moy, a Chinese woman displayed as a living exhibit in 1800s America. Told in first person from her point […]
