Shows At The Whitefire Theatre

Must Go On: A Rite of Passage is a solo show by Terrell M. Green, weaving theatre, yoga, African dance, spoken word, puppetry, and video. This multimedia journey celebrates resilience, exploring coming out, recovery, and mental health through his lens as a Black Gay Male. A show for all!

An amusing story of one woman's attempt at finding solace during a calamitous spiritual crisis brought on by a sudden and mysterious awakening that hurls her into her Dark Night of the Soul forcing her to confront the disguise she’s been hiding behind for most of her life.

In this new work by Mitch Feinstein, he explores his father’s past in the hopes that this story can aid Mitchell, and all of us, in our journey to find peace and acceptance in who we are.

An evening with Will Shakespeare and James Sutorius. Return to a nostalgic time when Liz and Dick swooned, Plummer trod the boards, and the Bard of Avon rocked.

How does a mother react to the fact that her very-good-daughter is into BDSM?

The trauma of an abusive childhood triggers a young girl’s psychic abilities only to reveal her own future as a Newlywed Widow. From page to stage, the best-selling book, "Newlywed Widow," comes to life in a Solo Performance that will change your outlook on life, love, and what lies beyond.

Indian actress/writer Almanya Narula brings her award winning performance as Noor Inayat Khan: Indian princess, British spy, & Gestapo enemy #1. This thrilling imagining of the last 30 minutes of her life, Noor's decisions will forever change the tide of a war we thought we knew everything about.

Award winning solo show by Elizabeth June (Blackish, Hightown) "Notes from a Narcissistic Negro & Other N Words" is a dramedy detailing her childhood & clergy sexual abuse and cancer survival. All songs, stories, spoken word and stand-up sets are filled with humor, heart and healing.

Charley a registered nurse edutains through tunes and tales about what really happens in a hospital. Through advocating for her patients...will she come to terms with her life as a nurse and learn to advocate for herself?

This solo show is a personal story of protecting a daughter, losing faith, and navigating family conflict that combines storytelling and history to explore how our beliefs came to be and how they impact our world – but in a (mostly) funny way.