Welcome home to the Playhouse!
Get the best deal yet on 2022 season tickets this Black Friday — and secure the best seats in the house, before single tickets go on sale to the general public! Our 2022 season includes two standout musicals, along with stories of family, friendship, and triumph. Plus, this year we’ve made the savings even simpler:
- Save 25% on Tuesday – Thursday performances* (Weeks 2 and 3 only)
- Save 25% on 4-, 5-, and 6-count Flex Pass packages**
*All deals start at 12PM on Friday, November 26*
*not including previews
**does not apply to already discounted LGBT Night Out or Playhouse Happy Hour performances; must purchase minimum of 4 Flex Passes
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2022 season overview
Next to Normal
April 5 – 23
This 2009 Tony Award®-winning hit musical and winner of the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Drama gives a groundbreaking look at a family in crisis, while pushing the boundaries of contemporary musical theater. From the director/choreographer of the Playhouse’s 2019 hit, In the Heights.
music by Tom Kitt
book + lyrics by Brian Yorkey
directed + choreographed by Marcos Santana
Straight White Men
May 24 – June 11
It’s Christmas Eve, and Ed has invited his three grown sons back to their family home for pranks, Chinese takeout, and gossip. But when an impossible question threatens the cheery festivities, they’re forced to face their own identities.
by Young Jean Lee
directed by Mark Lamos
Ain’t Misbehavin’
July 5 – 23
The 1978 Tony Award® winner as you’ve never seen it before! A dance-filled, reimagined, sassy, and sultry musical celebration of legendary jazz great Fats Waller from in-demand director/choreographer Camille A. Brown (2019 Tony nominee for Best Choreography, Choir Boy).
The Fats Waller Musical Show
conceived by Richard Maltby, Jr. and Murray Horwitz
directed + choreographed by Camille A. Brown
4000 Miles
Aug 23 – Sep 10
After suffering a major loss while on a cross-country bike trip, 21 year-old Leo seeks solace from his feisty 91 year-old grandmother Vera in her Greenwich Village apartment. Over the course of a single month, these unlikely roommates infuriate, bewilder, and ultimately find each other.
by Amy Herzog
directed by David Kennedy
From the Mississippi Delta
Oct 18 – Nov 5
This Pulitzer Prize-nominated play traces the story of one woman’s journey out of a difficult childhood in Mississippi through the civil rights movement and beyond.
by Dr. Endesha Ida Mae Holland
Script in Hand playreadings
Our ever-popular series of playreadings will return in person in 2022! Script in Hand packages will also be available. Titles and dates TBA.
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2021 season overview
Tiny House
Jun 29 – Jul 18
Tiny House is a perfect play to be recreated for our virtual world and will open our 2021 season in June, directed by Mark Lamos. A thoughtful new comedy with characters whose lives are reduced to smaller human circles is something we can all relate to.
by Michael Gotch
directed by Mark Lamos
Doubt: A Parable
Nov 2 – 21
John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt: A Parable will close the season in late fall. The Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner is an intimate drama which explores the the consequences of missed cues and decisions made from differing points of view.
by John Patrick Shanley
directed by David Kennedy
From the Archives: Man of La Mancha — IN HD
Aug 23 – Sep 5
As we celebrate 90 years of the Playhouse, it’s the perfect time to bring back two gems from our archives of productions recorded in HD video. First up is our critically acclaimed musical from 2018, Man of La Mancha.
by Dale Wasserman
lyrics by Joe Darion
music by Mitch Leigh
directed by Mark Lamos
From the Archives: Of Mice and Men — in HD
Sep 13 – 26
The second of our HD video gems from the archives will be Of Mice and Men from 2008, the story of two migrant ranch workers, best friends, who move from place to place, seeking work and the promise of the American dream.
by John Steinbeck
directed by Mark Lamos
Script in Hand Zoom playreadings
Our ever-popular series of playreadings continue — virtually! For 2021, you can now choose to join us for the 7PM Monday broadcasts, or catch the readings on-demand, anytime through Sunday of the broadcast week.
We launched in February with A Sherlock Carol, and we have four more readings scheduled for the rest of 2021. Mark your calendars now! Single tickets for all readings will go on sale approximately four weeks prior to the start of each show.
Rent Control
Written and performed by Evan Zes
April 26 at 7 PM
On-demand April 27 – May 2
The Savannah Disputation
by Evan Smith
June 14 at 7PM
On-demand June 15 – 20
Mrs. Mannerly
October 11 at 7PM in Person
On-demand October 13 – 17
Title TBA
December 13 at 7PM
On-demand December 14 – 19
All Script in Hand readings will be sold as single tickets.
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