Within the Glass

Within the Glass begins after a dire mistake has been made at a fertility clinic: a fertilized egg has been accidentally implanted into the wrong woman. Two couples from drastically different social circles convene to discuss the future of the unborn child and who the child really belongs to. Primal instincts emerge, and passions run high. The play leaves us with the question: What would you do?

Troubadour Playwrights’ Unit Staged Readings

Featuring plays by Jeff Culbert, Jade Walker, Cassidy Hicks, and Stefannie Flannigan.

Season Announcement and Launch Party

Come raise a glass with us and kick off our 2017/2018 season in style!

Be first to hear our big announcement including the title of our upcoming spring production. We’ll announce the writers selected for our inaugural Playwrights’ Unit and give you a sneak peak at their chosen projects. Find out about our upcoming workshops, public readings and lots of other exciting ways to get involved.

Live DJ…Catering….Cash Bar.
Pop in…drop in…Shake a hand or two!

Skylight

On a cold London evening, Kyra Hollis receives an unexpected visit from her former lover, Tom Sergeant, a restless, self-made restaurant and hotel tycoon whose wife has recently died. As the evening progresses, the two attempt to rekindle their once passionate relationship only to find themselves locked in a dangerous battle of opposing ideologies and mutual desires.

Romeo and Juliet

“Two households, both alike in dignity, in this fair London, where we lay our scene.”

The introduction to William Shakespeare’s play is well­-known to many. But what’s that? London, not Verona? Romeo and Juliet is a bold reimagining of the original script, preserving Shakespeare’s language and story while molding it into a relevant statement on contemporary culture.

Performed in the round, with audience members literally following the action through a historic building, this is a complex and human story of love, acrimony, and the choices we make. A diverse acting company brings a modern perspective to the bitter rivalries, close friendships, and dysfunctional family dynamics that feed and frustrate our desire for love.

Space is very limited; only 25 audience members will be admitted per show. The performance requires that audiences follow the action, including up and down flights of stairs.

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