Aquaphobia, Echoes, & Resurrection: A Two-Day Short Play Festival
Friday & Saturday, March 15 & 16 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $10-$20 Pick What You Pay // 18+* Room 131 Productions presents a two-day festival of new short play readings! Producers Salina Chatlain and Anna Stone called for submissions from local writers for plays of ten minutes or less – and that call was answered by an incredible array of writers with a wealth of expereince on stage and screen. Aquaphobia, Echoes, & Resurrection features new works by: Rita Barkey, Cathy Capps, Salina Chatlain, Ron Fitzgerald, Shaun Gant, Larry Garde, Roger Hedden, Jay Kettering, Tod McCoy, Joan Melcher, Kate Morris, Karen Jean Olds, Tyler Potter, Colleen Rosbarsky, Shannon Sivertsen, Anna Stone, Maria Yost, and Gabra Zackman. Friday, March 15 features plays by: Cathy Capps Shaun Gant Jay Kettering Tod McCoy Joan Melcher Tyler Potter Colleen Rosbarsky Gabra Zackman Saturday, March 16 features plays by: Rita Barkey Salina Chatlain & Anna Stone Ron Fitzgerald Larry Garde Roger Hedden Kate Morris Karen Jean Olds Shannon Sivertsen Maria Yost Missoula has a wealth of local talent, and Room 131 is dedicated to providing a platform for their work. Founders Chatlain and Stone have been acting, directing and producing in Missoula (as well as around the nation and the world) for decades and are thrilled to begin a new venture by showcasing Missoula writers. This festival marks the first event for the fledgling company, and its mission to provide new creative opportunities to Missoula artists. All tickets are general admission. Please consider supporting the artists by choosing a higher ticket price! *Some of the plays contain strong language, adult and/or sexual situations, and other material that may not be suitable for children under 18. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
Spring Break Beach Party Drag Show
Saturday, March 9 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 8 PM // $10 // $15 Drag Supporter // 18+ The Imperial Sovereign Court of the State of Montana (ISCSM) works to educate and advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community while promoting social tolerance through the production and enactment of drag performance. The ISCSM works to eliminate the historical oppression of LGBTQIA+ individuals through the expansion of the boundaries of sex, gender, and sexual orientation. They create a safe and welcoming environment through the production of events that explore multiple gender expressions in a fun and educational atmosphere.Are you ready for the most fabulous spring break themed drag show ever? Get ready to sashay, shante, and slay as we celebrate the season in style! Join us for an unforgettable night of jaw-dropping performances, fierce lip-sync battles, and dazzling costumes that will leave you totally agape. Whether you’re a drag enthusiast or just looking for a fun night out, this event is sure to bring the heat and make your spring break unforgettable. Don’t miss out on the glitz, glamour, and non-stop entertainment on March 9th at the ZACC! It’s going to be a real slaycation! All tickets are general admission. Drag Supporter Tickets are a way for patrons to provide more financial support to performers or their organization.For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
**CANCELED** Revival Comedy’s Annual Late Night Variety Show in support of the ZACC
**This event has been canceled due to illness.Friday, March 1 // Door at 7:30 PM // Show at 8 PM // Tickets $5-$30 (Pick What You Pay) in Support of the ZACCEvery year Revival Comedy celebrates our home base of the ZACC by raising as much money as we can for Missoula’s arts community center during a riff on a late-night talk & variety show! Come watch some of the funniest and most talented people in Missoula perform, including stand-up comedy, music, exotic animals, amateur ventriloquism, drag, burlesque, sketches, and more. Who knows what could happen?It’s also, not coincidentally, Sarah Aswell’s birthday, and usually a cake gets smashed at some point. With musical guests The Millionaires! For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
Dreaming of Disney Drag Show
Saturday, February 10 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 8 PM // $10 // $15 Drag Supporter Ticket // 18+Advanced tickets recommended, as this show always sells out!The Imperial Sovereign Court of the State of Montana (ISCSM) works to educate and advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community while promoting social tolerance through the production and enactment of drag performance. The ISCSM works to eliminate the historical oppression of LGBTQIA+ individuals through the expansion of the boundaries of sex, gender, and sexual orientation. They create a safe and welcoming environment through the production of events that explore multiple gender expressions in a fun and educational atmosphere. Bippity Boppity Boo, oh boy do we have a drag show for you! Be our guest for our most anticipated show ‘Dreaming of Disney’ (which always sells out, so get your ticket in advance!), and let us treat you to a magical, jam-packed show featuring tributes to some of your Disney favorites! Celebrate Valentine’s Day early and come on down to the ZACC on February 10th – this is a show you surely won’t want to miss out on!All tickets are general admission. Drag Supporter Tickets are a way for patrons to provide more financial support to performers or their organization.For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
Velvet Valentine: Queer Variety Show
Friday, February 9 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $15 Advance // $20 Day of Show // 18+ Celebrate queer romance at our Velvet Valentine: Queer Variety Show Fundraiser, a night that transcends boundaries and supports our local Western Montana LGBTQ Community Center. The event will feature a Queer Makers Market, burlesque performances, drag extravaganzas, stand-up comedy, and an eclectic mix of music, creating an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re single, taken, or exploring, everyone is welcome to revel in this inclusive atmosphere. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
Missoula Family Feud, Hosted by Betty Sparrow
Wednesday, February 7 // Door at 7:30 PM // Show at 8 PM // $10 // $15 Comedy Supporter Ticket // 18+Missoula’s only game show is back, this time as Family Feud! Hosted by Betty Sparrow, all of your favorite local comics are battling it out to get the most popular answers to survey questions! Featuring: Wendy Weber, Freya Halland, Aubrey Juden, James Johnson, Jordan, Demander, Nick Hyde, Liz Maines, Tim Miller, Kris Speroski, and Crystal Koosman, and opened by Sarah Aswell, this is a packed line-up you don’t want to miss. This is the funniest way to spend a Wednesday evening in February, so come on down – why don’t you?*Working Comedians receive a 50% discount on tickets at the door.All tickets are general admission. Comedy Supporter Tickets are a way for patrons to provide more financial support to performers.For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick
Thursday through Sunday // January 25, 26, 27, 28 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PMMatinee on Sunday, January 28 // Door at 1:30 PM // Show at 2 PM$15 General Admission // $20-$25 Theatre Supporter Ticket // 13+ Recommended 800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick is a reinvention of the last few days of Philip K. Dick, the science fiction author, who had religious visions in 1974 when an extraterrestrial God appeared to him, communicating with artificial intelligence. Based on a true story, the play begins just as Philip’s novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is to be released as the Hollywood film Blade Runner. Using theatrical transformations, the play is structured so that memories and events bleed into each other, fusing and merging in Philip’s internal landscape. 800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick is about God, art, madness, time, fiction and reality.Cast includes: Reggie Herbert as Philip K. Dick, Ann Peacock as Sasha, Heaven Raines as Jane, Erin Lee Agner as Tessa, Timothy Ballard as Secret Agent Scruggs/Stanislaw Lem, Hannah Overton as Jen, and Casey Chapman as Victoria. With Scenic, Lighting, and Costume Design by Meg Elizabeth Denny, Sound Design by Jeremy Meine, and Stage Management by Fiona Harris, Lillian Young, and Mil Yedinak.**Attendees please note that this play includes the explicit depiction of suicide. If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, know that there are resources to help. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States. Dial 988 at any time, from any device.800 Words contains material intended for a mature audience, and is recommended for people who are 13 years old or older. Audio description for blind and visually impaired patrons will be made available at all performances. Please purchase an Audio Description Ticket in advance. For questions, please email ZACC Gallery & Venue Director, Mikyla Veis, at mikyla@zootownarts.org.Open captions provided on Friday and Sunday evening performances. Sunday’s matinee will be sensory relaxed, for sense sensitive patrons. Staff will be on hand to provide a quiet space if needed. Copies of the script will be available for folks to read in advance, if desired. For a copy of the script please reach out directly to the production team at A Quantum Dream at: aquantumdream@outlook.com. All tickets are general admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for patrons to provide more financial support to performers. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick
Thursday through Sunday // January 25, 26, 27, 28 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PMMatinee on Sunday, January 28 // Door at 1:30 PM // Show at 2 PM$15 General Admission // $20-$25 Theatre Supporter Ticket // 13+ Recommended 800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick is a reinvention of the last few days of Philip K. Dick, the science fiction author, who had religious visions in 1974 when an extraterrestrial God appeared to him, communicating with artificial intelligence. Based on a true story, the play begins just as Philip’s novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is to be released as the Hollywood film Blade Runner. Using theatrical transformations, the play is structured so that memories and events bleed into each other, fusing and merging in Philip’s internal landscape. 800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick is about God, art, madness, time, fiction and reality.Cast includes: Reggie Herbert as Philip K. Dick, Ann Peacock as Sasha, Heaven Raines as Jane, Erin Lee Agner as Tessa, Timothy Ballard as Secret Agent Scruggs/Stanislaw Lem, Hannah Overton as Jen, and Casey Chapman as Victoria. With Scenic, Lighting, and Costume Design by Meg Elizabeth Denny, Sound Design by Jeremy Meine, and Stage Management by Fiona Harris, Lillian Young, and Mil Yedinak.**Attendees please note that this play includes the explicit depiction of suicide. If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, know that there are resources to help. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States. Dial 988 at any time, from any device.800 Words contains material intended for a mature audience, and is recommended for people who are 13 years old or older. Audio description for blind and visually impaired patrons will be made available at all performances. Please purchase an Audio Description Ticket in advance. For questions, please email ZACC Gallery & Venue Director, Mikyla Veis, at mikyla@zootownarts.org.Open captions provided on Friday and Sunday evening performances. Sunday’s matinee will be sensory relaxed, for sense sensitive patrons. Staff will be on hand to provide a quiet space if needed. Copies of the script will be available for folks to read in advance, if desired. For a copy of the script please reach out directly to the production team at A Quantum Dream at: aquantumdream@outlook.com. All tickets are general admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for patrons to provide more financial support to performers. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick
Thursday through Sunday // January 25, 26, 27, 28 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PMMatinee on Sunday, January 28 // Door at 1:30 PM // Show at 2 PM$15 General Admission // $20-$25 Theatre Supporter Ticket // 13+ Recommended 800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick is a reinvention of the last few days of Philip K. Dick, the science fiction author, who had religious visions in 1974 when an extraterrestrial God appeared to him, communicating with artificial intelligence. Based on a true story, the play begins just as Philip’s novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is to be released as the Hollywood film Blade Runner. Using theatrical transformations, the play is structured so that memories and events bleed into each other, fusing and merging in Philip’s internal landscape. 800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick is about God, art, madness, time, fiction and reality.Cast includes: Reggie Herbert as Philip K. Dick, Ann Peacock as Sasha, Heaven Raines as Jane, Erin Lee Agner as Tessa, Timothy Ballard as Secret Agent Scruggs/Stanislaw Lem, Hannah Overton as Jen, and Casey Chapman as Victoria. With Scenic, Lighting, and Costume Design by Meg Elizabeth Denny, Sound Design by Jeremy Meine, and Stage Management by Fiona Harris, Lillian Young, and Mil Yedinak.**Attendees please note that this play includes the explicit depiction of suicide. If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, know that there are resources to help. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States. Dial 988 at any time, from any device.800 Words contains material intended for a mature audience, and is recommended for people who are 13 years old or older. Audio description for blind and visually impaired patrons will be made available at all performances. Please purchase an Audio Description Ticket in advance. For questions, please email ZACC Gallery & Venue Director, Mikyla Veis, at mikyla@zootownarts.org.Open captions provided on Friday and Sunday evening performances. Sunday’s matinee will be sensory relaxed, for sense sensitive patrons. Staff will be on hand to provide a quiet space if needed. Copies of the script will be available for folks to read in advance, if desired. For a copy of the script please reach out directly to the production team at A Quantum Dream at: aquantumdream@outlook.com. All tickets are general admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for patrons to provide more financial support to performers. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick
Thursday through Sunday // January 25, 26, 27, 28 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PMMatinee on Sunday, January 28 // Door at 1:30 PM // Show at 2 PM$15 General Admission // $20-$25 Theatre Supporter Ticket // 13+ Recommended 800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick is a reinvention of the last few days of Philip K. Dick, the science fiction author, who had religious visions in 1974 when an extraterrestrial God appeared to him, communicating with artificial intelligence. Based on a true story, the play begins just as Philip’s novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is to be released as the Hollywood film Blade Runner. Using theatrical transformations, the play is structured so that memories and events bleed into each other, fusing and merging in Philip’s internal landscape. 800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K. Dick is about God, art, madness, time, fiction and reality.Cast includes: Reggie Herbert as Philip K. Dick, Ann Peacock as Sasha, Heaven Raines as Jane, Erin Lee Agner as Tessa, Timothy Ballard as Secret Agent Scruggs/Stanislaw Lem, Hannah Overton as Jen, and Casey Chapman as Victoria. With Scenic, Lighting, and Costume Design by Meg Elizabeth Denny, Sound Design by Jeremy Meine, and Stage Management by Fiona Harris, Lillian Young, and Mil Yedinak.**Attendees please note that this play includes the explicit depiction of suicide. If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, know that there are resources to help. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States. Dial 988 at any time, from any device.800 Words contains material intended for a mature audience, and is recommended for people who are 13 years old or older. Audio description for blind and visually impaired patrons will be made available at all performances. Please purchase an Audio Description Ticket in advance. For questions, please email ZACC Gallery & Venue Director, Mikyla Veis, at mikyla@zootownarts.org.Open captions provided on Friday and Sunday evening performances. Sunday’s matinee will be sensory relaxed, for sense sensitive patrons. Staff will be on hand to provide a quiet space if needed. Copies of the script will be available for folks to read in advance, if desired. For a copy of the script please reach out directly to the production team at A Quantum Dream at: aquantumdream@outlook.com. All tickets are general admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for patrons to provide more financial support to performers. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.
