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Nathan and Max have been best friends for years, but the friendship suddenly ends when Max decides to take his own life. Nathan is grieving the tremendous loss... but little does he know the last time he saw his friend wasn’t the last time after all. Max returns to take care of unfinished business, or rather- for Nathan to take care of it for him. ANAMCARA is a play that explores where one person begins and one person ends in a friendship... and how much we can take care of each other before destroying ourselves.
Margaret and Mark are starting a new life after a move, but at the same time are coming to the end of their marriage. Margaret struggles to cope with their insufferable relationship, along with an identity crisis that has been creeping up on her for years. She has been pretending to have moved on from a transition in her teens... one that she was too scared to see the end of. It all piles up, until it’s almost too much to bear. PHOENIX tells the story of a past meeting with the present, and a future that begs someone to stay true to themselves.
6452 Greene St
2nd Floor
General Admission: $25
6452 Greene St
2nd Floor
General Admission: $25
6452 Greene St
2nd Floor
General Admission: $25
6452 Greene St
2nd Floor
General Admission: $25
We are a Philadelphia-based theater company dedicated to bringing marginalized narratives to the forefront of the stage. Through the collaboration of local talent and original stagecraft, we foster deep community engagement by creating space for voices that have long been sidelined. Our mission is to transform the theatrical landscape by making complex, authentic stories accesible to all, bridging the gap between performer and audience.
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Adult Language
Suicide
This event does not require masks to be worn