The Aurora Project
Saturday, June 27 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $15 General Admission / $20-$25 Theatre Supporter Ticket Constantine, an advanced android indistinguishable from humans, and his partner, Nora, a genetically-modified human, set sail on a sea of stars in “The Aurora Project” by Bella Poynton. When Nora contracts a deadly virus, Constantine takes extreme measures to preserve her life. He places Nora in cryofreeze until they can find a civilization advanced enough to find a cure for her illness. How long could that possibly take? A few years? A hundred? Almost ten million? This tragic story explores love, autonomy, loss and light in an impactful 100 minutes. Brought to you by A Quantum Dream, Missoula’s own science-fiction theatre company. Not recommended for children under 14. Audio description for blind/low-vision patrons available at all performances, but advance notice is appreciated. Open captions available on Friday evening, Saturday matinee and Saturday evening performances, or upon request. ASL interpretation TBA. The ZACC is a wheelchair-friendly venue. Cast: Constantine: Kian Berton Nora: Riley Netzley-Hale Designer: James Cox Questry: Casey Flum The Gatekeeper: Ann Peacock Directed by Reggie Herbert Produced by Meg Denny and Reggie Herbert
Rags to Riches (18+)
Friday, June 5 // 7:00 Doors // 7:30 Show // $25 // Ages 18+ MissCast Productions – the ‘little theater company that could’ – is turning five years old in June, and they’re celebrating with a Rags to Riches variety show fundraiser extravaganza! For two nights only, join founders Maisie and Jasmine, along with a cast of some of Zootown’s most talented folks, for an evening of fun and fast-paced singing, dancing, comedy, prizes, and slime! (That’s right – there will be SLIME!) With your continued help and support, MissCast Productions plans to bring another five years of engaging, diverse, inclusive and impactful live theater to the Garden City. Get your tickets now! Open captions will be provided at both shows. Audio description will be provided by A Quantum Dream on June 5th
Rags to Riches (18+)
Saturday, June 6 // 7:00 Doors // 7:30 Show // $25 // Ages 18+ MissCast Productions – the ‘little theater company that could’ – is turning five years old in June, and they’re celebrating with a Rags to Riches variety show fundraiser extravaganza! For two nights only, join founders Maisie and Jasmine, along with a cast of some of Zootown’s most talented folks, for an evening of fun and fast-paced singing, dancing, comedy, prizes, and slime! (That’s right – there will be SLIME!) With your continued help and support, MissCast Productions plans to bring another five years of engaging, diverse, inclusive and impactful live theater to the Garden City. Get your tickets now! Open captions will be provided at both shows
Coach V’s Pole Showcase: Drip (18+)
Friday, June 12 // Door at 8:00 PM // Show at 8:30 PM // $10 // $15 or $20 ‘Artist Supporter’ // 18+ The ice cream social of the season brought to you by Coach V. No actual ice cream will be served at this event, rather, you are invited to suspend all disbelief as you consume a delightful evening of pole artistry. From the soft-serve stylings of sensual flow to bold Blizzard flips upside-down, watch your favorite sweet summertime temptations come to life. 18+ due to adult themes
The Trial of Mother Jones, by Roger Holzberg
Wednesday through Sunday, April 15-19 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM $25 General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket // $15 Union Member “If they want to hang me, let them. And on the scaffold I will shout Freedom for the working class!” – Mary Harris ‘Mother’ Jones Its 1914 and impoverished coal miners are on strike in Colorado. On April 20th soldiers from the Colorado National Guard are dispatched to Ludlow to the quash the strike. Countless miners and their family members are injured, and 21 are killed – 11 of them children. In the aftermath of this massacre, the prominent union rights activist Mother Jones, summons 500,000 UMW members, imploring them to pick up arms and fight. What follows is The Colorado Coalfield Wars… the bloodiest labor dispute in U.S. history. Inspired by true events, The Trial Of Mother Jones is a historical supposition. This play takes place in the eye of the storm – between the Ludlow Massacre and before the Colorado Coalfield Wars – and it asks the question, was this the only way it could have gone? MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description will be provided by A Quantum Dream at every show.
The Trial of Mother Jones, by Roger Holzberg
Wednesday through Sunday, April 15-19 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM $25 General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket // $15 Union Member “If they want to hang me, let them. And on the scaffold I will shout Freedom for the working class!” – Mary Harris ‘Mother’ Jones Its 1914 and impoverished coal miners are on strike in Colorado. On April 20th soldiers from the Colorado National Guard are dispatched to Ludlow to the quash the strike. Countless miners and their family members are injured, and 21 are killed – 11 of them children. In the aftermath of this massacre, the prominent union rights activist Mother Jones, summons 500,000 UMW members, imploring them to pick up arms and fight. What follows is The Colorado Coalfield Wars… the bloodiest labor dispute in U.S. history. Inspired by true events, The Trial Of Mother Jones is a historical supposition. This play takes place in the eye of the storm – between the Ludlow Massacre and before the Colorado Coalfield Wars – and it asks the question, was this the only way it could have gone? MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description will be provided by A Quantum Dream at every show.
The Trial of Mother Jones, by Roger Holzberg
Wednesday through Sunday, April 15-19 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM $25 General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket // $15 Union Member “If they want to hang me, let them. And on the scaffold I will shout Freedom for the working class!” – Mary Harris ‘Mother’ Jones Its 1914 and impoverished coal miners are on strike in Colorado. On April 20th soldiers from the Colorado National Guard are dispatched to Ludlow to the quash the strike. Countless miners and their family members are injured, and 21 are killed – 11 of them children. In the aftermath of this massacre, the prominent union rights activist Mother Jones, summons 500,000 UMW members, imploring them to pick up arms and fight. What follows is The Colorado Coalfield Wars… the bloodiest labor dispute in U.S. history. Inspired by true events, The Trial Of Mother Jones is a historical supposition. This play takes place in the eye of the storm – between the Ludlow Massacre and before the Colorado Coalfield Wars – and it asks the question, was this the only way it could have gone? MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description will be provided by A Quantum Dream at every show.
The Trial of Mother Jones, by Roger Holzberg
Wednesday through Sunday, April 15-19 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM $25 General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket // $15 Union Member “If they want to hang me, let them. And on the scaffold I will shout Freedom for the working class!” – Mary Harris ‘Mother’ Jones Its 1914 and impoverished coal miners are on strike in Colorado. On April 20th soldiers from the Colorado National Guard are dispatched to Ludlow to the quash the strike. Countless miners and their family members are injured, and 21 are killed – 11 of them children. In the aftermath of this massacre, the prominent union rights activist Mother Jones, summons 500,000 UMW members, imploring them to pick up arms and fight. What follows is The Colorado Coalfield Wars… the bloodiest labor dispute in U.S. history. Inspired by true events, The Trial Of Mother Jones is a historical supposition. This play takes place in the eye of the storm – between the Ludlow Massacre and before the Colorado Coalfield Wars – and it asks the question, was this the only way it could have gone? MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description will be provided by A Quantum Dream at every show.
The Trial of Mother Jones, by Roger Holzberg
Wednesday through Sunday, April 15-19 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM $25 General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30-$35 Theatre Supporter Ticket // $15 Union Member “If they want to hang me, let them. And on the scaffold I will shout Freedom for the working class!” – Mary Harris ‘Mother’ Jones Its 1914 and impoverished coal miners are on strike in Colorado. On April 20th soldiers from the Colorado National Guard are dispatched to Ludlow to the quash the strike. Countless miners and their family members are injured, and 21 are killed – 11 of them children. In the aftermath of this massacre, the prominent union rights activist Mother Jones, summons 500,000 UMW members, imploring them to pick up arms and fight. What follows is The Colorado Coalfield Wars… the bloodiest labor dispute in U.S. history. Inspired by true events, The Trial Of Mother Jones is a historical supposition. This play takes place in the eye of the storm – between the Ludlow Massacre and before the Colorado Coalfield Wars – and it asks the question, was this the only way it could have gone? MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description will be provided by A Quantum Dream at every show.
The Inn at Derbeyshire!
Thursday through Saturday, March 5-7 // 7:30 PM // Doors at 7 PM Saturday & Sunday, March 7 & 8 // Matinee // 3 PM // Doors at 2:30 PM $20 General Admission // $25-$30 Theatre Supporter Ticket // Ages 8+ *All tickets are General Admission. Theatre Supporter Tickets are a way for audience members to offer additional support to the production and actors. Outside the rain may be falling in heavy torrents but under the heavy beams of the Inn at Derbyshire’s roof a fire has just been lit and is ready to warm its guests. Three distinguished gentlemen have braved the foul weather anticipating a romantic rendezvous. But who has lured them all together here and for what purpose? A night of mystery, mayhem and murder awaits. Come on in and out of the storm.
