On our stages
October 2026
Fishing for Alaska:
An American Odyssey
October 9-25 in the Upper Theater
After directing a play about Alaska, a mid-career New York theater artist falls into the thick of Alaska's commercial fishing industry, encountering unforgettable characters, heart-stopping dangers, and the power of Alaska herself.
Writen and performed by Sturgis Warner
Directed by Michael John Garcés
Produced by Lou Moreno, Margaret Perry, Fishing for Alaska Productions, and Twilight Theater Company
LBJ: The Play
October 9-30 in the Lower Theater
A 5th grade teacher hires local performer Sunny Zimmerman to give a simple historical presentation as LBJ.
The only problem? Sunny’s gone method. They’ve been living and breathing as LBJ, and LBJ has decided that this is his one chance to salvage his legacy – with an ambitious theatrical production.
As his vision doesn't go according to plan, the boundaries between actor and role become increasingly blurred.
TRIGGER warnings: Gunshots, sexual humor, phallic imagery, strong language, political satire, male insecurity, ridiculous sexism (the kind we're making fun of), and a healthy disregard for good taste.
Written by and starring Sunny Zimmerman. Co-directed by Caitlan Moore and Andrew Barth Feldman. Devised by the cast: Katie Davis, Albert Muzquiz, and Soraya Perry.
Produced by Honigman & Sons
Co-produced by Cory Epstein
Produced in association with Yoshimi & Sons and
Small Boat Productions