Shows At The Whitefire Theatre

Does anybody remember the band The Cranberries??? Developed with Lauren Weedman (Hacks, Abbott Elementary, Arrested Development), Jen Rowe (Grimm, The Librarians) presents IMGONNAWANNA: an exploration of being trapped in a bathroom and what it can take to find a way out.

Inconceivable is a story of infertility, pregnancy, and the life altering decision Alice is forced to make.   At times comedic and at other times heart wrenching, this story is timely, putting a spotlight on the importance of reproductive choice in a post-Roe era. 

In Inherit the Smut, Roy Sekoff shares stories about navigating the minefield of male adolescence -- including discovering his father’s sizable collection of X-rated movies -- and examines the ridiculous nature of young lust, Oedipal anxieties, and roaring into puberty during the Golden Age of Porn.

Death is an inevitability from the moment we experience our first physical memory. My lifetime of study and experiences didn't avert that inevitability, but perhaps it prepared me for it? Death didn't mark my end, it was just the end of the beginning.

Part game show, part America's Got Talent- this fun satirical one woman show will inspire you with historical women from America's past- the good, the bad, and the ugly. Pundits debate, the audience gets to vote. Is history really behind us?

The World Premiere of It's All A Joke follows the journey of a stand up comic trying to survive the world apocalypse and her ever changing definition of "artistry". Because when the world comes to an end, do we stop creating? No. We just pretend to talk to a fake audience. 

This one woman opera show, fact checks The Greatest Showman, and that the real reason Jenny Lind (also known as the “Swedish Nightingale”) quit the tour. Eavesdrop on Jenny’s final, brave confrontation of PT Barnum and enjoy some operatic gems from Jenny Lind’s concert tour.

The journey from disappointment to acceptance in the voice of several comedic characters.

In 1945, Jimmy Stewart returned to civilian life after nearly five years in the service. “I don’t know if I’m an unemployed actor or an unemployed pilot,” he jested, but his uncertainty was real. Emmy-winning actor Brian Rohan portrays Jimmy Stewart – a changed man at a crossroads.

Richard Bach’s bestselling 1970 novella “Jonathan Livingston Seagull” is brought vividly to life in Jonathan Livingston Seagull: A Solo Flight by Adapter and Performer Andrew Thacher, in Jonathan's journey through the here and now, and all of eternity.