Shows At The Whitefire Theatre

Best of Fest 2026 winner Denise Fennell returns to share heartfelt stories of mix tapes and middle age motherhood in this nostalgic and often hilarious 90 minute interactive show.

The Whitefire Theatre presents Lion Eyes, one woman's transformational journey of self-discovery, love, betrayal and redemption written and performed by award-winning actress Tanna Frederick (Film: "Two Ways Home," "Defrost," "Irene in Time"), whose Hollywood dreams take a shocking turn.

An atypical romantic comedy that explores all of the awkward firsts that come with dating, sex and love from a late bloomer's perspective.

Her grandmother said two things matter: independence and good credit. She's still working on both. Fifteen characters, one Abuelita, and one wild ride. Award-winning solo show. Oct 12th · Indigenous People's Day.

“Manning’s Madhouse” is an emotional, spiritual and psychological romp through Alice’s childhood, growing up in the 60's in Cleveland, Ohio. Life was at times traumatic, and hilarious. Alice combines memories with historical events, while revealing the sibling relationship that shaped her life.

More than 30 years after its premiere, Howard Zinn’s political play, Marx in Soho, has more to say than ever to Los Angeles.

Mid Life Mood Swing is a journey into my life as my mom's roadie for her 80s wedding band, The Mood Swings in Massachusetts. I am a boston native and related to the real live Kennedys. My show talks about navigating that. Plus we explore motherhood and menopause. Toured to sold out crowds 2018.

Mid Life Mood Swing What happens when you turn 50, have two teenagers and are married 20 years? You have a Mid Life Mood Swing! Mary Kennedy (Shameless, CONAN, Hulu), stars in this roller coaster ride, of motherhood, marriage, midlife and menopause.

After a summer of rowdy nights out in the cornfields of a small Minnesota town, two long time friends hope to find a way to keep their adventures alive as one prepares to leave for the big city, while the other feels he must stay working on cars at a local gas station.

As a recovering Christian missionary kid, Dan offers humorous and earnest insight on depression, trauma, faith and what the f*** is up with Evangelical America. Using comedy, multi-media, and a lot of swear words, Dan takes you for an irreverent exploration of why being saved takes “getting lost”.