Original theatre strengthening connection in our divided country.
Our nonprofit develops original theatre that explores social and environmental problems dividing our country.
We use plays, musicals, and monologues to cultivate empathy around the issues that drive us apart, in the hope of bringing us back together.
Upcoming events
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"We're Still Here" In Concert: The Music & The Making
April 14 5:00-7:00pm
eTown Hall, Boulder
A live-recorded album with original cast & composers, plus stories from the artistic journey.
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Sing for Peace: CommUnity Concert
Fall 2024, around the election
Locations & Dates TBD
Songs of hope, peace, and unity during the 2024 Presidential Election.
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"We're Still Here: A New American Musical"
January 24- February 9, 2025:
Grace Gamm Theater, Dairy Arts Center, Boulder
We’re bringing it back, baby! Stay tuned for details.
CURRENT WORK
A proposed copper mine pits the preservation of Indigenous sacred land against the survival of a rural town. Two young leaders, fighting to save their homes, become bitter political enemies. They also form an unlikely bond. Caught in an iconic battle over the identity of American soil, will these two dreamers be able to help their warring communities find common ground?
“Words make you think. Music makes you feel. A song makes you feel a thought.”
― Yip Harburg (composer of Somewhere Over The Rainbow)
RECENT WORK:
MAN UP: A MUSICAL
A touching new musical about expectations of masculinity, a deep sibling bond, and the redemptive power of love.
Written & Composed by Cordelia Zars
Directed by Max Middleton
Boulder, CO
“This show exemplifies the beauty of art in its highest form.” — John V. Love, Community Member
