Event

THE MYSTERY PLAYS

When online ticket sales are completed, there will be a limited number of tickets available at the box office one hour before show time.

This production is rated R and is not intended for children.
It contains language, violence and adult subject matter.

Friday, May 13th-Opening Night Champagne Reception.

Friday, May 20th, is Community Night.
Tickets are 2 for $20 on that date only.

Sunday, May 22nd, will feature a Talk Back following the show.
Members of the audience will have a chance to interact with
the director and actors.

"The Mystery Plays"
by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa

THE MYSTERY PLAYS are two interrelated one-acts, loosely based on the tradition of the medieval mystery plays. In the first play, "The Filmmaker's Mystery," Joe Manning, a director of horror films, survives a terrible train wreckonly to be haunted by the ghost of Nathan West, one of the passengers who didn't survive. As the police investigate Joe, he investigates Nathan, desperate to understand why he survived and what Nathan's specter could possibly want. In the second play, "Ghost Children," Joe's attorney, and friend, Abby Gilly, travels to a small town in rural Oregon to make peace with the man who brutally murdered her parents and younger sister sixteen years earlier. The manthe murdereris her older brother. THE MYSTERY PLAYS wrestles with the most profound of human ideas: the mysteries of death, the afterlife, faith, and fear it possesses both whimsical and seriousness about the power of forgiveness and psychological insight, in a uniquely American way.