Events
The Tune Up!
The Tune Up! puts SLP & The Joyful Noise at center stage for a feature-length variety show that blends short plays, original music, and high-voltage performance centering around themes that unite us in our shared humanity. This is a sip-your-drinks, make-new-friends, dance-in-the-aisles kind of evening that traffics in big sounds and bold ideas, booty-shaking, and statement-making.
Guest Production: When the Smoke Clears
When the Smoke Clears is a chamber opera–poem set beneath the surface of a world undone by war. Fleeing the devastation above, people have descended underground, into the earth’s sheltering womb. There, in darkness and suspension, they sing. As they wait to resurface, they reckon with what happened—and what led them here.
Guest Production: When the Smoke Clears
When the Smoke Clears is a chamber opera–poem set beneath the surface of a world undone by war. Fleeing the devastation above, people have descended underground, into the earth’s sheltering womb. There, in darkness and suspension, they sing. As they wait to resurface, they reckon with what happened—and what led them here.
GREY ARIAS
Le Gateau Chocolat and Adrienne Truscott are dear friends and here, as in everyday life, they perform a multiplicity of identities: perceived, lived and projected. As their comical banter turns personal, political debates erupt, and grey areas (and arias) are exposed. Between musical numbers, they spring rhetorical traps designed to catch any who overstep the blurred lines of the politically correct and interrogate the boundaries of allyship.
GREY ARIAS
Le Gateau Chocolat and Adrienne Truscott are dear friends and here, as in everyday life, they perform a multiplicity of identities: perceived, lived and projected. As their comical banter turns personal, political debates erupt, and grey areas (and arias) are exposed. Between musical numbers, they spring rhetorical traps designed to catch any who overstep the blurred lines of the politically correct and interrogate the boundaries of allyship.
GREY ARIAS
Le Gateau Chocolat and Adrienne Truscott are dear friends and here, as in everyday life, they perform a multiplicity of identities: perceived, lived and projected. As their comical banter turns personal, political debates erupt, and grey areas (and arias) are exposed. Between musical numbers, they spring rhetorical traps designed to catch any who overstep the blurred lines of the politically correct and interrogate the boundaries of allyship.
GREY ARIAS
Le Gateau Chocolat and Adrienne Truscott are dear friends and here, as in everyday life, they perform a multiplicity of identities: perceived, lived and projected. As their comical banter turns personal, political debates erupt, and grey areas (and arias) are exposed. Between musical numbers, they spring rhetorical traps designed to catch any who overstep the blurred lines of the politically correct and interrogate the boundaries of allyship.
GREY ARIAS
Le Gateau Chocolat and Adrienne Truscott are dear friends and here, as in everyday life, they perform a multiplicity of identities: perceived, lived and projected. As their comical banter turns personal, political debates erupt, and grey areas (and arias) are exposed. Between musical numbers, they spring rhetorical traps designed to catch any who overstep the blurred lines of the politically correct and interrogate the boundaries of allyship.
Guest Production: Horizons and Higher Mountains Reading with Live Discussion
Through intimate, character-driven storytelling, the play follows individuals and families reckoning with personal loss, political disillusionment, and the question of how to carry forward when the movements that once sustained them have fractured.
Guest Production: Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!)
Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!) stars a young catholic nun having an identity (gay-as-hell) crisis. As memories from her past resurface and her dreams get more sinful, Prudence begins to question the voice in her head and is forced to confront her (horny) (gay) demons. Directed by Frances Rippy, Prudence Play takes us on a beautifully human and hilarious journey into the mind of a young nun trapped by her own choices.
Guest Production: Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!)
Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!) stars a young catholic nun having an identity (gay-as-hell) crisis. As memories from her past resurface and her dreams get more sinful, Prudence begins to question the voice in her head and is forced to confront her (horny) (gay) demons. Directed by Frances Rippy, Prudence Play takes us on a beautifully human and hilarious journey into the mind of a young nun trapped by her own choices.
Guest Production: Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!)
Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!) stars a young catholic nun having an identity (gay-as-hell) crisis. As memories from her past resurface and her dreams get more sinful, Prudence begins to question the voice in her head and is forced to confront her (horny) (gay) demons. Directed by Frances Rippy, Prudence Play takes us on a beautifully human and hilarious journey into the mind of a young nun trapped by her own choices.
Guest Production: Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!)
Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!) stars a young catholic nun having an identity (gay-as-hell) crisis. As memories from her past resurface and her dreams get more sinful, Prudence begins to question the voice in her head and is forced to confront her (horny) (gay) demons. Directed by Frances Rippy, Prudence Play takes us on a beautifully human and hilarious journey into the mind of a young nun trapped by her own choices.
Guest Production: Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!)
Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!) stars a young catholic nun having an identity (gay-as-hell) crisis. As memories from her past resurface and her dreams get more sinful, Prudence begins to question the voice in her head and is forced to confront her (horny) (gay) demons. Directed by Frances Rippy, Prudence Play takes us on a beautifully human and hilarious journey into the mind of a young nun trapped by her own choices.
Guest Production: Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!) (Copy)
Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!) stars a young catholic nun having an identity (gay-as-hell) crisis. As memories from her past resurface and her dreams get more sinful, Prudence begins to question the voice in her head and is forced to confront her (horny) (gay) demons. Directed by Frances Rippy, Prudence Play takes us on a beautifully human and hilarious journey into the mind of a young nun trapped by her own choices.
Guest Production: Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!)
Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!) stars a young catholic nun having an identity (gay-as-hell) crisis. As memories from her past resurface and her dreams get more sinful, Prudence begins to question the voice in her head and is forced to confront her (horny) (gay) demons. Directed by Frances Rippy, Prudence Play takes us on a beautifully human and hilarious journey into the mind of a young nun trapped by her own choices.
Guest Production: Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!)
Prudence Play (or Sister Prudence is Not Gay!) stars a young catholic nun having an identity (gay-as-hell) crisis. As memories from her past resurface and her dreams get more sinful, Prudence begins to question the voice in her head and is forced to confront her (horny) (gay) demons. Directed by Frances Rippy, Prudence Play takes us on a beautifully human and hilarious journey into the mind of a young nun trapped by her own choices.
Guest Production: Death Takes a Holiday
Just after World War I, Death arrives at an Italian villa disguised as a handsome young Prince. On a holiday to understand the human experience and “why all men fear him,” Death soon finds himself in love with the recently engaged daughter of the house. With a romantic, sweeping score from the composer of Titanic the musical, the show is a clever, touching, and funny (yes funny!) exploration of what it means to live and our relationship with death.
Guest Production: Death Takes a Holiday
Just after World War I, Death arrives at an Italian villa disguised as a handsome young Prince. On a holiday to understand the human experience and “why all men fear him,” Death soon finds himself in love with the recently engaged daughter of the house. With a romantic, sweeping score from the composer of Titanic the musical, the show is a clever, touching, and funny (yes funny!) exploration of what it means to live and our relationship with death.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: Death Takes a Holiday
Just after World War I, Death arrives at an Italian villa disguised as a handsome young Prince. On a holiday to understand the human experience and “why all men fear him,” Death soon finds himself in love with the recently engaged daughter of the house. With a romantic, sweeping score from the composer of Titanic the musical, the show is a clever, touching, and funny (yes funny!) exploration of what it means to live and our relationship with death.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: Death Takes a Holiday
Just after World War I, Death arrives at an Italian villa disguised as a handsome young Prince. On a holiday to understand the human experience and “why all men fear him,” Death soon finds himself in love with the recently engaged daughter of the house. With a romantic, sweeping score from the composer of Titanic the musical, the show is a clever, touching, and funny (yes funny!) exploration of what it means to live and our relationship with death.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: The Passion of Miss de Marco, Unemployed Stenographer
The story is based on the actual news coverage of Miss Norma de Marco’s role in thwarting an armed robbery of a queer club in the Village. With a modern Greek chorus, reading actual headlines and news articles about the events as they unfolded, the story intersperses scenes from the last three months of Norma’s life with narration from a passionate academic seeking to redeem her from the tabloid sensationalism following her plunge from an apartment window.
Guest Production: The Passion of Miss de Marco, Unemployed Stenographer
The story is based on the actual news coverage of Miss Norma de Marco’s role in thwarting an armed robbery of a queer club in the Village. With a modern Greek chorus, reading actual headlines and news articles about the events as they unfolded, the story intersperses scenes from the last three months of Norma’s life with narration from a passionate academic seeking to redeem her from the tabloid sensationalism following her plunge from an apartment window.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: The Passion of Miss de Marco, Unemployed Stenographer
The story is based on the actual news coverage of Miss Norma de Marco’s role in thwarting an armed robbery of a queer club in the Village. With a modern Greek chorus, reading actual headlines and news articles about the events as they unfolded, the story intersperses scenes from the last three months of Norma’s life with narration from a passionate academic seeking to redeem her from the tabloid sensationalism following her plunge from an apartment window.
Guest Production: & all our yesterdays
Set in a hospice waiting room, sometime, somewhere. When childhood friends are forced back together over the impending loss of one of their own, they find themselves caught in an exploration of grief and death, love and friendship, and the fear of facing the past.
Guest Production: The Passion of Miss de Marco, Unemployed Stenographer
The story is based on the actual news coverage of Miss Norma de Marco’s role in thwarting an armed robbery of a queer club in the Village. With a modern Greek chorus, reading actual headlines and news articles about the events as they unfolded, the story intersperses scenes from the last three months of Norma’s life with narration from a passionate academic seeking to redeem her from the tabloid sensationalism following her plunge from an apartment window.