Tuesday, July 18, 2017

Something Something Theatre 2017-18 SEASON

From: Something Something Theatre <info@somethingsomethingtheatre.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2017 12:00 PM
Subject: All tickets available now!

Something Something Theatre

2017-18 SEASON AND SINGLE TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE!

Five modern plays, reasonably priced

A forbidden relationship. A crisis of faith following a natural disaster. An earth-shaking scientific theory. You'll discover these and more in Something Something Theatre's new season, and you'll learn why things are not always what they seem.

Click HERE for season or single tickets & play info!

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2017 - 2018 Season | Things are not what they seem...

Five modern plays, four written by women!

All plays new to Tucson. All critically acclaimed.

Our first play is by Fiona Evans, a British playwright.

Directed by Whitney Woodcock, it tells the story of a student and teacher on a weekend getaway in the Yorkshire countryside.

"That captivating questions of responsibility, power and sexuality course so vividly through not just the first but the second half is a tribute...to Evans' play. This little miracle of balance deserve a serious future life."

- VARIETY

2017-2018 Season

Scarborough | Fiona Evans

Date: Sept 1 - Sept 17, 2017

Location: The Cabaret

330 S. Scott Ave, 85701

Mrs. Mannerly | Jeffrey Hatcher

Date: Nov 2 - Nov 19, 2017

Location: Community Playhouse

1881 N. Oracle, 85705

(5 blocks south of Grant)

A Delicate Ship | Anna Ziegler

Date: Jan 4 - Jan 21, 2018

Location: Community Playhouse

1881 N. Oracle, 85705

(5 blocks south of Grant)

The How and the Why | Sarah Treem

Feb 23 - Mar 11, 2018

Location: The Cabaret

330 S. Scott Ave, 85701

How the World Began | Catherine Trieschmann

May 3 - May 20, 2018

Community Playhouse

1881 N. Oracle, 85705

(5 blocks south of Grant)

THANK YOU!

One of our missions is to produce good work
from the modern canon
written primarily by women...
not just now and then, but season after season.

We know that YOU - our audiences - are a valuable part of theatre.
So we strive to present plays that are
intellectually,
emotionally,
and fiscally accessible.