The Red Barn Theatre in Key West is gearing up for an exciting 47th season, themed “Bold, Dazzling, and Iconic.” Here’s a snapshot of what’s in store:
Mainstage Productions:
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“Shooting Star” by Steven Dietz
- Dates: Dec. 8 – Jan. 2 (No shows on Christmas Eve, Christmas, or New Year’s Eve)
- Overview: A romantic comedy about college lovers reuniting under surprising circumstances at a snowed-in airport.
- Director: Joy Hawkins
- Stars: Dave Bootle and Lauren Thompson.
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“Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors” by Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen
- Dates: Jan. 19 – Feb. 20
- Overview: A campy reimagining of the Dracula story featuring fast costume changes and multiple characters.
- Director: Mimi McDonald
- Stars: Susannah Wells, Erin McKenna, among others.
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“Liberation” by Bess Wohl
- Dates: March 2 – March 20
- Overview: This play explores the lives of six women in 1970 as they seek to make a difference, illuminating issues of friendship and legacy.
- Director: Joy Hawkins
- Stars: Morgan Fraga Pierson, Lauren Thompson, and more.
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“Short Attention Span Theatre”
- Dates: March 30 – April 24
- Overview: An evening of short, comedic plays from various playwrights, all revolving around a central theme.
Special Event:
- “For the Love of Country” by Christine Mild
- Dates: Jan. 5 – Jan. 9
- Overview: A performance delivering a vibrant mix of country music.
Tickets:
- Available individually or by subscription through redbarntheatre.com.
- Location: 319 Duval St., Key West.
This season promises an array of entertaining and thought-provoking performances that celebrate a range of themes and narratives. Be sure to check the schedule for showtimes!
