2026-2027 Season
Our Town
by Thornton Wilder
A fresh take on this Pulitzer Prize winning celebration of life, community, and the profound beauty hidden within our everyday moments.
This groundbreaking theatrical classic strips away the elaborate spectacle of the stage to focus on what truly matters: human connection, love, and the fleeting nature of time.
Tickets: $45-$65 (does not include fees)
November 17-21, 2026
—> 7:00pm
Fringe at the Armory
—>600 White Street
The Revolutionists
by Lauren Gunderson
This sassy comedic fantasy brings together a playwright, an assassin, a rebel, and a queen during the 1793 French Revolution.
A meta exploration of honor, rage, and legacy. In a rapidly changing world, how do we choose to be remembered?
“Sometimes a Revolution needs a woman’s touch.”
Tickets: $45-$65 (does not include fees)
January 13-23, 2027
—> 7:00pm (Jan. 17 at 5pm)
Fringe at the Armory
—>600 White Street
RED
by John Logan
This Tony award winning drama is based on the life and creations of expressionist artist Mark Rothko. This gripping play plunges you into the mind of a brilliantly tormented artist at the height of his career.
RED is a mesmerizing look at what it takes to change the world—and what happens when the world starts to change without you.
Tickets: $45-$65 (does not include fees)
February 17-27, 2027
—> 7:00pm (Feb. 21 at 5pm)
Fringe at the Armory
—>600 White Street
Marjorie Prime
by Jordan Harrison
Technology and family dynamics collide in this intriguing look at the role of AI in the not-so-distant future.
This Pulitzer Prize-finalist explores the fragile complexity of family, the comforting illusions of artificial intelligence, and the painful truths that make us human.
Sharp, intimate, and eerily prescient.
Tickets: $45-$65 (does not include fees)
March 24-April 3, 2027
—> 7:00pm (Mar. 28 at 5pm)
Fringe at the Armory
—>600 White Street
Constellations
by Nick Payne
Come with us on a mind-bending journey through the infinite possibilities of love.
This spellbinding romance defies the boundaries of time and space, tracking a relationship between a quantum physicist and a beekeeper.
With every choice, a galaxy of new paths opens. Are our lives ruled by fate, chance, or the cosmos?
Tickets: $45-$65 (does not include fees)
April 21-May 1, 2027
—> 7:00pm (Apr. 25 at 5pm)
Fringe at the Armory
—>600 White Street