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Be sure to catch late night comedy improv accompanying this show!
Our resident company, The Distracted Globe, begins at 10:15pm following the Main Stage performance.
Get more info!
Be sure to catch late night comedy improv accompanying this show!
Our resident company, The Distracted Globe, begins at 10:15pm following the Main Stage performance.
Get more info!
Be sure to catch late night comedy improv accompanying this show!
Our resident company, The Distracted Globe, begins at 10:15pm following the Main Stage performance.
Get more info!
Be sure to catch late night comedy improv accompanying this show!
Our resident company, The Distracted Globe, begins at 10:15pm following the Main Stage performance.
Get more info!
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February 12 - 14, 18 - 21, 25 - 27Written by: William Shakespeare
Directed by: Jayce T.
Tromsness.
Shakespeare’s Scottish play, this riveting thriller, filled with ghosts
and witches, follows Macbeth’s descent into madness as it explores themes of
ambition, the corruptibility of absolute power, love and duty, murder, passion
and revenge. Executive & Artistic
Director Paul Savas performs the title role in this, one of Shakespeare’s
greatest plays.
Warehouse Theatre Mainstage Production
March 26 - 28, Apr 1 - 4, 8 - 10Written by: Bruce Levy
Directed by: TBA An unlikely friendship is forged between New York Jewish widow Sada, played by Shirley Sarlin, and the
young Hispanic burglar who tries to rob her. She’s the grandmother he never had
and he’s the grandson she never had. As you laugh smile and shed a tear you’ll
enjoy the lessons learned about mothers, sons, fathers, husbands and wives.
This feel good comedy will have you smiling brightly!
Warehouse Theatre Mainstage Production
May 7 - 9, 13 - 16, 20 - 22Written by: Mat Smart
Directed by: Adam Knight
This South Eastern premiere is a lovely paean to romance and the romance
of the love letter. Vincent is an almost
beyond hope American 20 something who travels to Paris in a romantic panic
attack and is visited by the ghost of his Parisian grandfather Jacques. His
Grandparents wrote love letters to each other every day of their lives and
Jacques attempts to teach his American grandson, how to live a life rich in
romance. A wonderful romantic comedy with healthy doses of magical realism!
Warehouse Theatre Mainstage Production
June 18 - 20, 24 - 27, Jul 1 - 3Written by: Peter Shaffer
Directed by: David Sims This modern classic about music, passion and jealousy will
have you on the edge of your seat. Made
into a multiple Oscar winning movie this play is as much for the heart as it is
for the mind. Enjoy this story about the rise and tragic fall of the world’s
greatest composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Warehouse Theatre Mainstage Production
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