A One-Act Drama by Robert Kirkendall

Three separate stories play out at a neighborhood pub on a Tuesday night. One story is about a couple on the rocks, another is about a man trying to get his old job back, and the third is about a barfly looking for someone to buy her a drink. The theme of want vs need animates the three story lines which all come together in the end.

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A One-Act Drama by Robert Kirkendall

Three separate stories play out at a neighborhood pub on a Tuesday night. One story is about a couple on the rocks, another is about a man trying to get his old job back, and the third is about a barfly looking for someone to buy her a drink. The theme of want vs need animates the three story lines which all come together in the end.

Tickets here.

A One-Act Drama by Robert Kirkendall

Three separate stories play out at a neighborhood pub on a Tuesday night. One story is about a couple on the rocks, another is about a man trying to get his old job back, and the third is about a barfly looking for someone to buy her a drink. The theme of want vs need animates the three story lines which all come together in the end.

Tickets here.

As a couple tries to bond with their estranged son, secrets from the past are revealed.

Presented as part of the New York Theater Festival Winterfest 2025.

Tickets available here.

As a couple tries to bond with their estranged son, secrets from the past are revealed.

Presented as part of the New York Theater Festival Winterfest 2025.

Tickets available here.

As a couple tries to bond with their estranged son, secrets from the past are revealed.

Presented as part of the New York Theater Festival Winterfest 2025.

Tickets available here.

An Avant Clown Variety Show that celebrates your Inner Idiot.

Funny: Not A Comedy, Actually Kinda Tragic*, written by Caroline Festa, is a new play being workshopped and produced by Headwall Theatre Company.  It tells the story of a rag-tag troupe of Clowns, as they rehearse for their mainstage production. Under the thumb of an ignorant producer, our protagonist and director of this troupe, Candice, must battle the give and take between her own artistic values and commercial success. Funny breaks the norms of a contemporary play by combining contemporary text and Clowning. The physical component of the piece, brings an exciting style of theatre to the Queens area, allowing its audiences to broaden their theatrical interests. Funny is a story for every human who is trying to make their mark in this big world. But after all, life really isn't that serious, is it?! Maybe all we need is a collective belly laugh.

Tickets here.

Funny: Not A Comedy, Actually Kinda Tragic*, written by Caroline Festa, is a new play being workshopped and produced by Headwall Theatre Company.  It tells the story of a rag-tag troupe of Clowns, as they rehearse for their mainstage production. Under the thumb of an ignorant producer, our protagonist and director of this troupe, Candice, must battle the give and take between her own artistic values and commercial success. Funny breaks the norms of a contemporary play by combining contemporary text and Clowning. The physical component of the piece, brings an exciting style of theatre to the Queens area, allowing its audiences to broaden their theatrical interests. Funny is a story for every human who is trying to make their mark in this big world. But after all, life really isn't that serious, is it?! Maybe all we need is a collective belly laugh.

Tickets here.

Funny: Not A Comedy, Actually Kinda Tragic*, written by Caroline Festa, is a new play being workshopped and produced by Headwall Theatre Company.  It tells the story of a rag-tag troupe of Clowns, as they rehearse for their mainstage production. Under the thumb of an ignorant producer, our protagonist and director of this troupe, Candice, must battle the give and take between her own artistic values and commercial success. Funny breaks the norms of a contemporary play by combining contemporary text and Clowning. The physical component of the piece, brings an exciting style of theatre to the Queens area, allowing its audiences to broaden their theatrical interests. Funny is a story for every human who is trying to make their mark in this big world. But after all, life really isn't that serious, is it?! Maybe all we need is a collective belly laugh.

Tickets here.

Funny: Not A Comedy, Actually Kinda Tragic*, written by Caroline Festa, is a new play being workshopped and produced by Headwall Theatre Company.  It tells the story of a rag-tag troupe of Clowns, as they rehearse for their mainstage production. Under the thumb of an ignorant producer, our protagonist and director of this troupe, Candice, must battle the give and take between her own artistic values and commercial success. Funny breaks the norms of a contemporary play by combining contemporary text and Clowning. The physical component of the piece, brings an exciting style of theatre to the Queens area, allowing its audiences to broaden their theatrical interests. Funny is a story for every human who is trying to make their mark in this big world. But after all, life really isn't that serious, is it?! Maybe all we need is a collective belly laugh.

Tickets here.

“Terror” by Ferdinand Van Schirak

With an original adaptation for The Catskill Public Theater

A USAF fighter pilot stands trial for shooting down a commercial flight with 170 souls on board, in order to avoid a 9/11 style terrorist event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

• Is the pilot guilty of murder?

• OR…is the pilot a disciplined, professional warrior, following his oath of service to protect and defend the US?

• In a highly theatrical twist, the Audience acts as the Jury, and during intermission, votes on the innocence or guilt of the Pilot.

Tickets Here

“Terror” by Ferdinand Van Schirak

With an original adaptation for The Catskill Public Theater

A USAF fighter pilot stands trial for shooting down a commercial flight with 170 souls on board, in order to avoid a 9/11 style terrorist event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

• Is the pilot guilty of murder?

• OR…is the pilot a disciplined, professional warrior, following his oath of service to protect and defend the US?

• In a highly theatrical twist, the Audience acts as the Jury, and during intermission, votes on the innocence or guilt of the Pilot.

Tickets Here

“Terror” by Ferdinand Van Schirak

With an original adaptation for The Catskill Public Theater

A USAF fighter pilot stands trial for shooting down a commercial flight with 170 souls on board, in order to avoid a 9/11 style terrorist event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

• Is the pilot guilty of murder?

• OR…is the pilot a disciplined, professional warrior, following his oath of service to protect and defend the US?

• In a highly theatrical twist, the Audience acts as the Jury, and during intermission, votes on the innocence or guilt of the Pilot.

Tickets Here

“Terror” by Ferdinand Van Schirak

With an original adaptation for The Catskill Public Theater

A USAF fighter pilot stands trial for shooting down a commercial flight with 170 souls on board, in order to avoid a 9/11 style terrorist event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

• Is the pilot guilty of murder?

• OR…is the pilot a disciplined, professional warrior, following his oath of service to protect and defend the US?

• In a highly theatrical twist, the Audience acts as the Jury, and during intermission, votes on the innocence or guilt of the Pilot.

Tickets Here

“Terror” by Ferdinand Van Schirak

With an original adaptation for The Catskill Public Theater

A USAF fighter pilot stands trial for shooting down a commercial flight with 170 souls on board, in order to avoid a 9/11 style terrorist event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

• Is the pilot guilty of murder?

• OR…is the pilot a disciplined, professional warrior, following his oath of service to protect and defend the US?

• In a highly theatrical twist, the Audience acts as the Jury, and during intermission, votes on the innocence or guilt of the Pilot.

Tickets Here

“Terror” by Ferdinand Van Schirak

With an original adaptation for The Catskill Public Theater

A USAF fighter pilot stands trial for shooting down a commercial flight with 170 souls on board, in order to avoid a 9/11 style terrorist event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

• Is the pilot guilty of murder?

• OR…is the pilot a disciplined, professional warrior, following his oath of service to protect and defend the US?

• In a highly theatrical twist, the Audience acts as the Jury, and during intermission, votes on the innocence or guilt of the Pilot.

Tickets Here

“Terror” by Ferdinand Van Schirak

With an original adaptation for The Catskill Public Theater

A USAF fighter pilot stands trial for shooting down a commercial flight with 170 souls on board, in order to avoid a 9/11 style terrorist event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

• Is the pilot guilty of murder?

• OR…is the pilot a disciplined, professional warrior, following his oath of service to protect and defend the US?

• In a highly theatrical twist, the Audience acts as the Jury, and during intermission, votes on the innocence or guilt of the Pilot.

Tickets Here

“Terror” by Ferdinand Van Schirak

With an original adaptation for The Catskill Public Theater

A USAF fighter pilot stands trial for shooting down a commercial flight with 170 souls on board, in order to avoid a 9/11 style terrorist event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

• Is the pilot guilty of murder?

• OR…is the pilot a disciplined, professional warrior, following his oath of service to protect and defend the US?

• In a highly theatrical twist, the Audience acts as the Jury, and during intermission, votes on the innocence or guilt of the Pilot.

Tickets Here

“Terror” by Ferdinand Van Schirak

With an original adaptation for The Catskill Public Theater

A USAF fighter pilot stands trial for shooting down a commercial flight with 170 souls on board, in order to avoid a 9/11 style terrorist event at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.

• Is the pilot guilty of murder?

• OR…is the pilot a disciplined, professional warrior, following his oath of service to protect and defend the US?

• In a highly theatrical twist, the Audience acts as the Jury, and during intermission, votes on the innocence or guilt of the Pilot.

Tickets Here