Civil, written and directed by Rob Matsushita, is set in an unspecified future, where trials are held in a virtual environment, and can only be 40 minutes long. Five actors will play multiple roles, and the audience will vote on the outcomes of both trials…but the choice between one side or another is not always easy, and a last-minute plot twist will change the game entirely.
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Civil TRAILER #2 from Rob Matsushita on Vimeo.
Broom Street Theater presents Glasshole! written and directed by Eric Holz.
A series of comedy sketches, Glasshole! explores themes of privacy, obsession, fear, and social connection and disconnection as they relate to technology. Taking its title from an epithet for a wearer of Google Glass, the show plays with our present-day interactions both online and in the real world. In a step away from the traditional admonishment to turn off cellphones, audience will be invited to arrive with their smartphone + barcode scanner app at ready.
Glasshole! will rehearse in March and April, and opens on Friday, April 25. For tickets please visit our reservation page. Performances will be Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8 pm at Broom Street Theater. Tickets will be $11.
Broom Street Theater presents W8ting 4 G-Dogg, written by Brendan Hartmann and directed by Matt Kenyon.
W8ting 4 G-Dogg is the story of two bewildered souls with nothing left but each other and the belief in a mysterious man’s arrival. Join them for the hilarious absurdity and bittersweetness of their quest for answers as Vincent and Tutu ponder life, death, pork, drugs and many points in between. Will G-Dogg ever show up? Or will the leering but friendly Banker Alberto Ponzi lure them into a wild journey before he does? One thing is for sure, only curious minds will know the truth.
W8ting 4 G-Dogg will run at Broom Street Theater at 8pm March 21st until April 12th. Tickets are $11.00. For more information or to make reservations contact Broom Street Theater at (608) 244-8338 or reserve online at bstonline.org/reserve .
Broom Street Theater presents Chat, an original play written and directed by Dan Myers.
Robert and Jane, a socially awkward couple, meet on an internet dating site but when they decide to get together IRL can’t speak to one another. As they relate their date to their two best friends, Bruce and Kay, they lampoon the differences between modern and pre-internet dating and the many things that influence how and why we fall in love.
Chat marks Dan Myers first play on the Broom Street stage as a writer and director. The stellar cast includes Jake Penner, Hattie Chamberlin, Ben Beams, Kat Anderson, Bob Moore and Wendy Prosise.
Chat will run at Broom Street Theater at 8pm February 14th until March 8th. Tickets are $11.00. For more information or to make reservations contact Broom Street Theater at (608) 244-8338 or reserve at bstonline.org/reserve .
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Not so long ago and very close by, monsters, wizards, dreams and dragons were packaged into a thousand cardboard boxes. A small group of friends in Lake Geneva dared to loose upon the world the “most dangerous” game 1974 had to offer. Role playing games channeled the creative energy of millions, even if they’re afraid to admit it.
Not so long ago and close to home, monsters, wizards, dreams and dragons were packaged into a thousand cardboard boxes. A small group of friends in Lake Geneva dared to loose upon the world the “most dangerous” game 1974 had to offer. Role playing games channeled the creative energy of millions, even if they’re afraid to admit it.
Requiem introduces Winslow Phelps to our stage and welcomes back Geremy Webne-Behrman, Dunes and Clarice Lafayette.
Requiem for a Dungeon Master will run at Broom Street Theater at 8pm January 10th until February 1st. Tickets are $11.00. For more information or to make reservations contact Broom Street Theater at
Make a Reservation Online at https://bstonline.org/reserve/
