Join us For our 8th year of quality, thought-provoking theatre
Theatre in a Pandemic. There isn’t a standard protocol for presenting the art form in this medium under the current conditions. Even so, at Relative Theatrics we are committed to our mission, regardless of the circumstances, presenting thought-provoking theatre that examines the joining qualities of the human race. Taking artistic risk, we provide a community gathering space where thoughts can be exchanged about society, culture, and the power of creativity. We believe that there is no barrier to which we cannot find a creative solution; and we aim to prove that to you this season.
Throughout 2020-21, we plan to bring you a hybrid selection of live and virtual productions, executed with the utmost care and responsibility for the health and safety of our artists, our patrons, and our community. With new information coming to us at a rapid pace, we are drafting flexible programming plans that can swiftly adapt to immediate needs.
In a continued effort to promote diversity and gender parity on American stages, we are assembling a season of new plays by women+ and BIPOC playwrights. By diversifying the voices behind the work we present, Relative Theatrics tells stories of a wider range of individuals that better reflect the world in which we live. This creative endeavor furthers our desire to end the systemic oppression against vulnerable communities and underrepresentation of marginalized voices in the American theatre. Show your support as we empower artists and community alike, creating dialogue around important societal topics and strengthening the cultural vibrancy of our lives.
We hope you will join us for our 8th year of quality, thought-provoking theatre, whether live or at home.
All 2020/21 Programming is supported in part by grants from the Wyoming Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, Wyoming Humanities, and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Throughout 2020-21, we plan to bring you a hybrid selection of live and virtual productions, executed with the utmost care and responsibility for the health and safety of our artists, our patrons, and our community. With new information coming to us at a rapid pace, we are drafting flexible programming plans that can swiftly adapt to immediate needs.
In a continued effort to promote diversity and gender parity on American stages, we are assembling a season of new plays by women+ and BIPOC playwrights. By diversifying the voices behind the work we present, Relative Theatrics tells stories of a wider range of individuals that better reflect the world in which we live. This creative endeavor furthers our desire to end the systemic oppression against vulnerable communities and underrepresentation of marginalized voices in the American theatre. Show your support as we empower artists and community alike, creating dialogue around important societal topics and strengthening the cultural vibrancy of our lives.
We hope you will join us for our 8th year of quality, thought-provoking theatre, whether live or at home.
All 2020/21 Programming is supported in part by grants from the Wyoming Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, Wyoming Humanities, and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMITMENT TO RISKY, RELEVANT, REAL THEATRE IN LARAMIE!
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*FOR EACH PRODUCTION, SUBSCRIBERS WILL RECEIVE A PRIVATE VIEWING LINK FOR AT-HOME STREAMING
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Season 8 Continues With:
LONELINESS WAS A PANDEMIC BY OLIVIA HALLER November 6-22, 2020 - Streaming Virtually Robots have finally advanced enough to realize they can do everything better than humans - except make art. The robots have done away with all humans except for a select few artists. When one human is tasked with teaching a robot how to paint, they grapple with the question of whether such a thing is possible, and whether they would want to do it at all. Could robots ever be capable of creating art, and if so, could they also be capable of compassion? Or is the human's need for companionship more important than their handle on reality?
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Season 8 Continues with:
THE CARE AND FEEDING OF SMALL ANIMALS BY BROOKE-ERIN SMITH February 12-28, 2021 - Streaming Virtually, On-Demand At the end of the world, two genetically engineered children are entrusted with the survival of the human race. Held in a restricted campus, they grapple with their extreme responsibility while testing the boundaries of what they are and are not permitted to do as saviors of the world.
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World Premiere - In Conjunction with UW Honors
RIDING BICYCLES IN THE RAIN
BY ERIN CONSIDINE April 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24 - 2021 Just outside of Nowhere sits a small farmhouse. Just inside that farmhouse sits an old marine with a lousy attitude and a heart bypass. Brady returns to both the farmhouse and the father she thought she’d left behind just long enough to get him back on his feet. While Brady is stagnating in suburbia she meets James, and together they ponder God, armadillos, and the possibility of falling in love. An intimate new play with well-paced dialogue and nuanced humor, RIDING BICYCLES IN THE RAIN was included in the 4th Annual Playwrights Voiced Festival.
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Plus! PLaywrights Voiced
A SERIES OF STAGED READINGS BY DEVELOPING PLAYWRIGHTS
May 19, 20, 21, 22 - 2021; Plays TBA
Relative Theatrics continues our goal of assisting in the development process of new work with this festival of staged readings from working playwrights across the nation.
May 19, 20, 21, 22 - 2021; Plays TBA
Relative Theatrics continues our goal of assisting in the development process of new work with this festival of staged readings from working playwrights across the nation.
