Night of a 1000 Divas
Friday, March 14 // $15 // Doors at 9 PM // Show at 10 PM // 18+ Get ready to sashay into an unforgettable night at the “Night of a 1000 Divas” drag show, brought to you by Bourgeois Productions! Join us at the Zootown Arts Community Center on March 8th for a dazzling celebration of talent, glamour, and pure unadulterated fun. This isn’t just any drag show; it’s a spectacular showcase featuring incredible out-of-state special guests, the fabulous Freedom Rights and the sensational Nova Kaine! They’ll be gracing the stage alongside your favorite local drag performers, bringing their unique flair and charisma to the spotlight. And let’s not forget our rising star, the enchanting Cordellia Rose, who’s ready to steal your hearts with her mesmerizing performances. You’ll be treated to unforgettable performances of songs by your beloved divas, each performance bursting with energy and passion. Whether you’re a long-time fan of drag or just looking for a fabulous night out, this event promises to be a celebration of love, acceptance, and artistry. So grab your friends and dollars, put on your most colorful outfit, and come ready to cheer, clap, and dance the night away! Mark your calendars—this is one night you won’t want to miss! See you there!
Winter Gala
Friday, January 31 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM // $20 General Admission // $15 for Students Let us chase away your winter blues! Come join us and enjoy an elegant evening at our Winter Gala, featuring the beautiful voices of UM Opera Theater!
Winter Gala
Friday, January 31 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM // $20 General Admission // $15 for Students Let us chase away your winter blues! Come join us and enjoy an elegant evening at our Winter Gala, featuring the beautiful voices of UM Opera Theater!
Now. Here. This.
Thursday through Sunday, February 5-9 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM Saturday & Sunday, February 8 & 9 // Matinee // 2 PM // Doors at 1:30 PM $25 General Admission // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket* // $20 Students and Seniors // All Ages *All tickets are General Admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for audience members to offer additional support to the production. Now. Here. This. Book by Hunter Bell and Susan Blackwell Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen Directed by JM Christiansen One fine day, at a natural history museum, four friends embark on a journey of self-discovery. Inspired by the museum itself, the foursome journeys through time – from the present day museum, to their childhood pasts, and back again. They share stories of embarrassment, hiding, longing, love, middle school, and their hopes for the future in an attempt to step directly into that elusive “present moment”: the Now. Here. This. Hilarious and heartfelt, this contemporary musical romp reminds us that – despite all the odds – we get to exist here, in this brief instant, and that is a beautiful thing! Open captions will be available at all performances for our deaf/hearing impaired/ hard of hearing community. Audio description will be provided on February 7th and 8th for our blind/visually impaired/low vision community.
**CANCELLED** The Birthday Party
Wednesday through Saturday, January 22-25 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM $15 General Admission // $20-$25 Theatre Supporter Ticket* *All tickets are General Admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for audience members to offer additional support to the production. Montana Art Theater and ZACC are proud to bring The Birthday Party by Harold Pinter to the Show Room stage January 22-25! Stanley is afraid of the world. He has shuttered himself away in a boarding house in the countryside, refusing even to go outside. When two mysterious figures arrive there, they force unwanted attention onto Stanley by staging a birthday party for him. What begins as a simple celebration quickly descends into a nightmarish ordeal of manipulation and intimidation. Their reason? To bring Stanley back to society. Will he be forced to return to “an honest man’s living,” or can he remain hidden away? THE BIRTHDAY PARTY BY HAROLD PINTER CAST STANLEY WEBBER – MASON DAVIS PETEY BOYLE – TIM BALLARD MEG BOYLE – JESSE BALLARD LULU – ABBIE KING GOLDBERG – MICHAEL CROWLEY MCCANN – AUDREY BROSNAN CREATIVE DIRECTOR – HUNTER CARVEY STAGE MANAGER – QUADE ANDERSON SCENIC/COSTUME DESIGN – MAYA CARVEY LIGHTING/SOUND DESIGN – AARON PRATI ASST SCENIC DESIGN – IZABELLA COFFMAN
Now. Here. This.
Wednesday through Saturday, February 5-8 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM Saturday & Sunday, February 8 & 9 // Matinee // 2 PM // Doors at 1:30 PM $25 General Admission // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket* // $20 Students and Seniors // All Ages *All tickets are General Admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for audience members to offer additional support to the production. Now. Here. This. Book by Hunter Bell and Susan Blackwell Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen Directed by JM Christiansen One fine day, at a natural history museum, four friends embark on a journey of self-discovery. Inspired by the museum itself, the foursome journeys through time – from the present day museum, to their childhood pasts, and back again. They share stories of embarrassment, hiding, longing, love, middle school, and their hopes for the future in an attempt to step directly into that elusive “present moment”: the Now. Here. This. Hilarious and heartfelt, this contemporary musical romp reminds us that – despite all the odds – we get to exist here, in this brief instant, and that is a beautiful thing! Open captions will be available at all performances for our deaf/hearing impaired/ hard of hearing community. Audio description will be provided on February 7th and 8th for our blind/visually impaired/low vision community.
Now. Here. This.
Wednesday through Saturday, February 5-8 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM Saturday & Sunday, February 8 & 9 // Matinee // 2 PM // Doors at 1:30 PM $25 General Admission // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket* // $20 Students and Seniors // All Ages *All tickets are General Admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for audience members to offer additional support to the production. Now. Here. This. Book by Hunter Bell and Susan Blackwell Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen Directed by JM Christiansen One fine day, at a natural history museum, four friends embark on a journey of self-discovery. Inspired by the museum itself, the foursome journeys through time – from the present day museum, to their childhood pasts, and back again. They share stories of embarrassment, hiding, longing, love, middle school, and their hopes for the future in an attempt to step directly into that elusive “present moment”: the Now. Here. This. Hilarious and heartfelt, this contemporary musical romp reminds us that – despite all the odds – we get to exist here, in this brief instant, and that is a beautiful thing! Open captions will be available at all performances for our deaf/hearing impaired/ hard of hearing community. Audio description will be provided on February 7th and 8th for our blind/visually impaired/low vision community.
Now. Here. This.
Wednesday through Saturday, February 5-8 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM Saturday & Sunday, February 8 & 9 // Matinee // 2 PM // Doors at 1:30 PM $25 General Admission // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket* // $20 Students and Seniors // All Ages *All tickets are General Admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for audience members to offer additional support to the production. Now. Here. This. Book by Hunter Bell and Susan Blackwell Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen Directed by JM Christiansen One fine day, at a natural history museum, four friends embark on a journey of self-discovery. Inspired by the museum itself, the foursome journeys through time – from the present day museum, to their childhood pasts, and back again. They share stories of embarrassment, hiding, longing, love, middle school, and their hopes for the future in an attempt to step directly into that elusive “present moment”: the Now. Here. This. Hilarious and heartfelt, this contemporary musical romp reminds us that – despite all the odds – we get to exist here, in this brief instant, and that is a beautiful thing! Open captions will be available at all performances for our deaf/hearing impaired/ hard of hearing community. Audio description will be provided on February 7th and 8th for our blind/visually impaired/low vision community.
Now. Here. This.
Wednesday through Saturday, February 5-8 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM Saturday & Sunday, February 8 & 9 // Matinee // 2 PM // Doors at 1:30 PM $25 General Admission // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket* // $20 Students and Seniors // All Ages *All tickets are General Admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for audience members to offer additional support to the production. Now. Here. This. Book by Hunter Bell and Susan Blackwell Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen Directed by JM Christiansen One fine day, at a natural history museum, four friends embark on a journey of self-discovery. Inspired by the museum itself, the foursome journeys through time – from the present day museum, to their childhood pasts, and back again. They share stories of embarrassment, hiding, longing, love, middle school, and their hopes for the future in an attempt to step directly into that elusive “present moment”: the Now. Here. This. Hilarious and heartfelt, this contemporary musical romp reminds us that – despite all the odds – we get to exist here, in this brief instant, and that is a beautiful thing! Open captions will be available at all performances for our deaf/hearing impaired/ hard of hearing community. Audio description will be provided on February 7th and 8th for our blind/visually impaired/low vision community.
Now. Here. This.
Wednesday through Saturday, February 5-8 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM Saturday & Sunday, February 8 & 9 // Matinee // 2 PM // Doors at 1:30 PM $25 General Admission // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket* // $20 Students and Seniors // All Ages *All tickets are General Admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for audience members to offer additional support to the production. Now. Here. This. Book by Hunter Bell and Susan Blackwell Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen Directed by JM Christiansen One fine day, at a natural history museum, four friends embark on a journey of self-discovery. Inspired by the museum itself, the foursome journeys through time – from the present day museum, to their childhood pasts, and back again. They share stories of embarrassment, hiding, longing, love, middle school, and their hopes for the future in an attempt to step directly into that elusive “present moment”: the Now. Here. This. Hilarious and heartfelt, this contemporary musical romp reminds us that – despite all the odds – we get to exist here, in this brief instant, and that is a beautiful thing! Open captions will be available at all performances for our deaf/hearing impaired/ hard of hearing community. Audio description will be provided on February 7th and 8th for our blind/visually impaired/low vision community.
