
For our 12th Season we bring you 3 stories that expose the fight for autonomy. Who controls our well-being? How far will we go to claim our destiny as our own?
Through seminal works by Pulitzer Prize winners, Tony winners, Olivier winners, and masterful playwrights of the theatrical canon, we are initiating a deep conversation about what it means to be human, and how these works reflect the trials and tribulations we experience in today's society.
Please help us bring these plays to life by making a tax-deductible donation. Our goal is to raise $25,000 for the full season - your donation, however big or small, will make a huge difference.
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We sure hope you'll join us for our landmark 11th Season and help us create a new conversation to connect with your fellow man. Perhaps, as Gandhi said, we together can be the change we wish to see in the world.
- Erin Cronican & Brynn Asha Walker
Co-Artistic Directors, The Seeing Place
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TBA
Mainstage
Spring 2022
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THE QUEER WITCH CONSPIRACY by Brynn Asha Walker
Mainstage TBD - Autumn 2022
Directed by Erin Cronican
Inspired by real events.
A safe online space for witches who identify as trans or queer is desecrated by a controversy which came to be known as Bone-ghazi. A mystical crime drama about how a bone-stealing witch sparked a revolution regarding race, gender, and spirituality.
More info...
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WIT by Margaret Edson
Mainstage
December 30, 2021 - January 16, 2022
Directed by Brynn Asha Walker
The Seeing Place Theater's carefully crafted, stylized production stars Erin Cronican, a real life Stage IV cancer patient in a heartfelt and searing portrayal of Vivian Bearing, who faces life's mysteries - and her humanity - head on after a devastating cancer diagnosis.
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these recession strapped times, it's the best deal on or
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