The Children’s Hour, the first production of our fifth season, closed this past Sunday. Audiences and critics hailed it as a moving, intense, well-performed production. We’ve got three more plays to come (in addition to Tender Napalm), and it’s not too late to get a FlexPass (8 punches) or FlexPass Mini (4 punches). Use the punches anyway you like — come to one show multiple times or bring friends. It’s the best price available!
Bringing you exciting works like The Children’s Hour, True West, Silent Sky, and The Iceman Cometh makes all the work we do worthwhile. It takes the work of a lot of skilled people — actors, designers, directors, technicians, and more, and every penny we make goes towards the production costs and to compensate our artists. If you’d like to help us out — by volunteering, or providing special expertise (marketing, development, accounting, etc.) just email Jeanne Adams, our coordinator of volunteers. You can also make a donation — check out the website to see what perks you can also get.
The best help you can give, though, is to come see our season of American Visions. That’s what we do at TampaRep — bring you classics, both known and unknown. It’s theatre that’s innovative, provocative, classic.
It’s TampaRep.
See you at the theatre.
C. David Frankel
Artistic Director |