MARIN THEATRE ANNOUNCES 2024/25 SEASON INCLUDES TWO U.S. PREMIERES, AUDIENCE ON-STAGE INTERACTIVE DRAMA, NEW LOOK AT RARELY SEEN CENTURY-OLD PLAY, COMEDY ABOUT EMPATHY COACHING GONE WRONG
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The interactive show that turns audience members into welcomed guests "Mrs. Krishnan’s Party" will play at Marin Theatre as part of its 2024-25 season in March 2025. Seen here from: Justin Rodgers with audience members in the Indian Ink Theatre Company production of "Mrs. Krishnan’s Party."
Photo courtesy of Indian Ink Theatre Company
The interactive show that turns audience members into welcomed guests "Mrs. Krishnan’s Party" will play at Marin Theatre as part of its 2024-25 season in March 2025. Seen here from L to R: Justin Rodgers and Kalyani Nagarajan in the Indian Ink Theatre Company production of "Mrs. Krishnan’s Party."
Photo courtesy of Indian Ink Theatre Company
The interactive show that turns audience members into welcomed guests "Mrs. Krishnan’s Party" will play at Marin Theatre as part of its 2024-25 season in March 2025. Seen here from L to R: Kalyani Nagarajan and Justin Rodgers in the Indian Ink Theatre Company production of "Mrs. Krishnan’s Party."
Photo courtesy of Indian Ink Theatre Company
The interactive show that turns audience members into welcomed guests "Mrs. Krishnan’s Party" will play at Marin Theatre as part of its 2024-25 season in March 2025. Seen here from: Kalyani Nagarajan in the Indian Ink Theatre Company production of "Mrs. Krishnan’s Party."
Photo courtesy of Indian Ink Theatre Company
"Yaga," a noir mystery meets folk tale, makes its U.S. premiere at Marin Theatre, Oct. 10 - Nov. 3, 2024, launching the company’s 2024-25 season. Seen here from L to R: Anastasia Ziurkalova and Nicholas Nahwegahbow in the Belfry Theatre (Victoria B.C.) production of "Yaga."
Photo by David Cooper / Stephanie Bahniuk – Set Designer / Jeff Chief – Costume Designer / Ksenia Broda-Milian – Lighting Designer
"Yaga," a noir mystery meets folk tale, makes its U.S. premiere at Marin Theatre, Oct. 10 - Nov. 3, 2024, launching the company’s 2024-25 season. Seen here from L to R: Nicholas Nahwegahbow, Tracey Nepinak, and Anastasia Ziurkalova in the Belfry Theatre (Victoria B.C.) production of "Yaga."
Photo by David Cooper / Stephanie Bahniuk – Set Designer / Jeff Chief – Costume Designer / Ksenia Broda-Milian – Lighting Designer
"Yaga," a noir mystery meets folk tale, makes its U.S. premiere at Marin Theatre, Oct. 10 - Nov. 3, 2024, launching the company’s 2024-25 season. Seen here from L to R: Anastasia Ziurkalova, Tracey Nepinak, and Nicholas Nahwegahbow in the Belfry Theatre (Victoria B.C.) production of "Yaga."
Photo by David Cooper / Stephanie Bahniuk – Set Designer / Jeff Chief – Costume Designer / Ksenia Broda-Milian – Lighting Designer
"Yaga," a noir mystery meets folk tale, makes its U.S. premiere at Marin Theatre, Oct. 10 - Nov. 3, 2024, launching the company’s 2024-25 season.
Seen here from Anastasia Ziurkalova in the Belfry Theatre (Victoria B.C.) production of "Yaga."
Photo by David Cooper / Stephanie Bahniuk – Set Designer / Jeff Chief – Costume Designer / Ksenia Broda-Milian – Lighting Designer
The gripping drama "It's True, It's True, It's True," will make its U.S. premiere at Marin Theatre April 2025 as part of Marin Theatre's 2024-25 season. Seen here from L to R: Kathryn Bond, Ellice Stevens, and Sophie Steer in the Breach Theatre production of "It's True, It's True, It's True."
Photo credit: The Other Richard/Richard Lakos
Marin Theatre Artistic Director Lance Gardner programs his first season since being named artistic director in October 2023. He will return to the Marin Theatre stage in a fresh take on a rarely seen century-old political play, "Waste," set to be directed by Artistic Director Emerita of American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco Carey Perloff in 2025.
Photo credit: Alain McLaughlin
Marin Theatre Artistic Director Lance Gardner programs his first season since being named artistic director in October 2023. He will return to the Marin Theatre stage in a fresh take on a rarely seen century-old political play, "Waste," set to be directed by Artistic Director Emerita of American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco Carey Perloff in 2025.
Photo credit: Alain McLaughlin
Marin Theatre Artistic Director Lance Gardner programs his first season since being named artistic director in October 2023. He will return to the Marin Theatre stage in a fresh take on a rarely seen century-old political play, "Waste," set to be directed by Artistic Director Emerita of American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco Carey Perloff in 2025.
Photo credit: Alain McLaughlin
Canadian playwright Kat Sandler’s hit "Yaga," a noir mystery meets folk tale, makes its U.S. premiere at Marin Theatre, Oct. 10 - Nov. 3, 2024, launching the company’s 2024-25 season.
Photo courtesy of Marin Theatre
Award-winning theatre icon Barbara Damashek will direct the U.S. premiere of, "Yaga," Oct. 10 - Nov. 3, 2024, launching Marin Theatre's 2024-25 season.
Photo courtesy of Marin Theatre
Artistic Director Emerita of American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco Carey Perloff is set to direct a fresh take on a rarely seen century-old political play, "Waste," as part of Marin Theatre's 2024-25 season.
Photo courtesy of Marin Theatre
Nationally acclaimed director Rebecca Wear is set to direct the U.S. premiere of "It's True, It's True, It's True" of Marin Theatre's 2024-25 season.
Photo courtesy of Marin Theatre
From L to R: Playwrights Ellice Stevens and Billy Barrett’s gripping drama "It's True, It's True, It's True," will make its U.S. premiere at Marin Theatre April 2025 as part of Marin Theatre's 2024-25 season.
Photo credit: Alex Brenner
Mara Nelson-Greenberg’s outrageous comedy "Do You Feel Anger?" will make its Bay Area premiere at Marin Theatre June 2025 as part of Marin Theatre's 2024-25 season.
