We are so excited to announce our upcoming Season!
Magic Theatre's 2020-2021 Season will include three World Premieres:
Sam Chanse's Monument, or Four Sisters (A Sloth Play); Miranda Rose Hall's The Kind Ones,
Liz Duffy Adams' The Broken Machine! The Season will also include Magic's beloved annual Virgin Play Festival.
Preview subscriptions include one ticket to each of the four shows to any preview performance as well as a pass to the Virgin Play Festival.
Weekday subscriptions include one ticket to each of the four shows to any weekday performance as well as a pass to the Virgin Play Festival.
Weekend subscriptions include one ticket to each of the four shows to any weekend performance as well as a pass to the Virgin Play Festival.
Opening includes one ticket to each of the four shows as well as a pass to Virgin Play Festival.
Flex Pass subscriptions include four tickets to be used as you choose as well as a pass to the Virgin Play Festival.
NextGen subscriptions include one ticket to each of the four shows as well as a pass to Virgin Play Festival. NextGen Subscriptions are for patrons 35 & under, proof of age required.
Amy studies coral reefs, Constance writes for children's television, Mac mysteriously left a job she loves, and Lina is MIA. Add one epic road trip, four talking sloths, and countless hilarious cartoon bombs and you’ve got Monument, or Four Sisters (A Sloth Play). This world premiere comedy with claws from Sam Chanse asks how to build resilience after unimaginable loss.
Nellie Dougherty is tired of this shit. In a mythic now, a lone Montana farmer’s hopes for anonymity are thwarted when a stranger with a flyer arrives on her doorstep. Miranda Rose Hall's caustically funny world premiere, The Kind Ones, contemplates the role of community and the heart of good and evil when systems fail. Send in the pigs! Featuring Bay Area luminary Anne Darragh.
Ex-coder Mac has fled modern civilization for the coastal woods. With the clock running out she scrupulously composes lists from memory— Endangered Animals, States of Mind, Things Lost— with a wisecracking gray fox as a companion. Beloved by Bay Area audiences since before her Magic smash-hit Or,, Liz Duffy Adams returns with the world premiere of The Broken Machine, asking big questions through soaring language and physical comedy only she can deliver.
Our play festival centers on bringing emerging and mid-career playwrights together, giving each writer the time and space to create and experiment and hear their work out loud.
It's an exciting opportunity for writers to get space and time to work, for us to get to know new playwrights and familiar playwright's work, and for our audience to meet new playwrights and new plays. We invite Magic Family patrons to join us for readings presenting new work by writers we love.
Recent writers have included: Jessica Hagedorn, Ashlin Halfnight, Barbara Hammond, John Kolvenbach, Lauren Yee, Clare Barron, Dipika Guha, Han Ong, Mfoniso Udofia & many, many more.
