Let’s Break It Down: Yellow Face – The politics and process of casting continue to be a hot-button subject. Join us in a discussion with folks who have years of experience navigating this critical step in the creative process.
Join internationally renowned Shotgun Players resident graphic artist, muralist, and snake oil salesman extraordinaire R. Black for a crash course in the art of poster making. A hands-on experience where you’ll create a poster for your favorite stage work.
The critically-acclaimed San Francisco Neo-Futurists make their triumphant return to the Ashby Stage with Heart Wrench: A Valentine’s Day edition of The Infinite Wrench, a special show featuring 30 of our all-time favorite plays written on the subject of love.
Epic in scale – daring, abstract, and grounded in the pursuit of love and art, this Stephen Sondheim classic is an unconventional love story that imagines the interior life of French painter Georges Seurat.
Welcome to Intelligence Cubed, a heated debate on animal testing that slips down a kaleidoscopic rabbit hole where the audience is not only voyeur, but accomplice.
Inspired by the real life controversy over the yellow face casting in Broadway’s Miss Saigon, this comedic faux documentary pokes at our own privilege and prejudice.
Winner of the Tony Award for Best Play – A long friendship between three men implodes when one purchases an expensive piece of modern art.
Four men: A son, a lover, an ancestor, and a father. They dance in the sticky heat of a Southern Gothic landscape fraught with secrets and possibilities underneath the bloom of fresh magnolias.
