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A sharp comedy about transformation and the messy work of becoming better. When a high-powered businesswoman turns to psychedelics for a personal overhaul, the trip takes her somewhere she never expected—professionally, personally, and permanently. Part of the O'Neill Festival of...
A staged reading of Jim Dalglish's new play about a charming con man who breaks into the home of a formidable older woman with faith on her side — a collision of wits and wills on the prairie. This is...
A multi-day celebration of theater and performance art at Provincetown's Red Room, featuring rotating shows across multiple time slots. This festival brings together the creative energy of live performance in an intimate, welcoming setting that's become central to P'town's arts...
A performance collage that weaves together the writings of Cape Cod nature writer Henry Beston, children's author Elizabeth Coatsworth, and their poet daughter Kate Beston Barnes—revealing the creative tensions and enduring love within this literary marriage. John Dennis Anderson brings...
A campy, high-energy stage retelling of the cult-classic film that turns the fashion world upside down. When Miranda Priestly's designer shoe secret unravels, naïve Andy stumbles into the scandal of the season—sparking a whirlwind of fashion week chaos, office meltdowns,...
A wild musical journey through the life of queer icon Bitch—from her punk dyke roots in the late 90s to indie rock stardom, feminist awakening, and her brush with cancel culture. Electric violin, sharp humor, and genuine heart collide in...
Gretchen Wylder's darkly comedic one-woman show reclaims witchcraft and spirituality through the lens of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by religious extremists. Blending horror and humor, the show reinterprets Biblical women's stories while skewering the patriarchal systems and...
Award-winning storyteller Ravi Roth brings his wildly popular cabaret to the Red Room stage—a theatrical fever dream equal parts Broadway confession booth and influencer memoir. From small-town Scranton to The New York Times, he unpacks the messy, musical, occasionally thirsty...
