It's All Overboard opens April 14 and runs through May 6. Performances are at 8:00. Tickets can be purchased online at Eventbrite, or at the door 15 minutes before show time. Tickets at the door are pay-what-you-can.

What happens when true love is sitting on the other side of the political aisle?  A recent widower and a divorcee find themselves unraveling an evil plot that must be stopped before the victim says "I do."  Can our hero save the day and his relationships?

A new romantic comedy by Lisa Sipos, author of Menace to Society: A Mormon in Milwaukee.

This production is part of World Premiere Wisconsin, a statewide festival celebrating new plays and musicals, presented by the Ten Chimneys Foundation.

If you can't attend in person, we are offering an internet livestream on Friday, April 28. Details are here.

The Abortionist: A Woman Against the Law is more relevant than ever. Based on the scholarship of Rickie Solinger, Joel Gersmann wrote a 1995 play on the life of Ruth Barnett, an abortion provider for 50 years, who “undid, a little, the privileged world of men,” all before Roe v. Wade.

Broom Street Theater’s 2023 revisitation of The Abortionist will be presented in Gersmann’s kinoplastic style. Actors will also play scenery and ‘animated’ inanimate objects (such as chairs with opinions) as well as numerous characters.

Walk-up tickets are available for every performance, and are always Pay-What-You-Can. 

Online tickets are available at this link.

The February 4 performance will be livestreamed online. For livestream ticket information, click here.

Check out Lucid Dreaming Sketch's latest comedy show: Stockholm Syndream. We put on sketch comedy writing from local Madison artists for your entertainment. Enjoy our special brand of fast and surreal comedy.

Showtimes:
11/11 and 11/18 at 7pm
11/12 and 11/19 at 5pm

Reserve your tickets on EventBrite!

PLEASE NOTE: For this performance, we will be checking proof of vaccination at the door. Masks are requested, but not required.

We will be conducting our tours on October 28, 29, 30, and 31 at 8:00pm, 8:20pm, 8:40pm, 9:00pm, 9:20pm, and 9:40pm. Tickets for tours will be Pay-What-You-Can and will only be sold at the door.

You’ll thrill to the sight of never-before-seen areas of Broom Street’s labyrinthine backstage. You’ll even get to see a dress rehearsal for our latest production of Death Of A Salesman.

View props from our many past productions of Death of A Salesman, including the axe that decapitated Willy Loman, the pike that disemboweled Willy Loman, and the small chunk of steak that asphyxiated Willy Loman.

You’ll see the massive scene shop where we’ve built many of our famous set pieces over the years, including the gibbet on which we hung Willy Loman, the boulder which we rolled down on the head of Willy Loman, and the wooden horse from which a thousand Greek soldiers poured out to massacre Willy Loman.

Visitors are requested to honor all of Broom Street’s superstitions. Do not turn off the ghost light, taunt the spirits of our forebears, or say the name of the “Scottish play”. Should a visitor violate any of these restrictions, Broom Street Theater is not responsible for any unfortunate occurrences that may result. Visitors should be advised that unfortunate occurrences may involve flashing lights and/or fog.

An injured prima ballerina and a spicy romance novelist are an unlikely duo in this dark comedy about love and death.

Principal dancer Lavender Dickenson experienced a bone-crushing trauma - literally - and finds herself on several weeks of isolated bedrest. Her only company? The ghost of Gladys Cumberbatch, bestselling romance novelist carting around two main characters worth of unfinished business. When circumstances put Gladys in danger, Lavender vows to help her friend crossover, while navigating the US healthcare system and a budding romance with the hot superintendent.

WARNING: This show contains adult language, adult content, and brief nudity; it is intended for mature audiences only.

Online tickets are available from EventBrite!