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24/25 Season
24/25 Season

Inside Out Theatre’s Good Host Program presents an accessible performance of Please Return to Empire Video, a hilarious and heartfelt coming-of-age comedy set in a video store.
A play created by artists with disabilities, inspired by stories of children with disabilities.
Charlotte Bubble feels like the world just doesn’t make any sense to her, “I feel like something is wrong, like the world and me just don’t fit.” Wishing she could imagine a whole new world made just for her, she visits the Make Believers Maker Space where she discovers stories of hope, gems of hilarity, battles with equality, and triumphs of the human spirit. Will Charlotte’s imagination be the key to holding space for herself, articulating what she needs, and inviting others into her world?
Inside Out Theatre’s Good Host Program presents accessible performances of Blithe Spirit, a supernatural comedy full of wit and whimsy by Noël Coward.
Inside Out Theatre’s Good Host Program presents accessible performances of Awowakii, a comedic drama about family, identity, and connection.
Inside Out Theatre’s Good Host Program presents an accessible performance of Liars at a Funeral, a laugh-out-loud comedy about family, love, and mischief.
Join us for a spin through this brand new Mother/Daughter Comedy!
Susan thought dealing with her husband’s gambling habit would be the most dramatic thing in her life for a while, until her daughter Mia rage posts about her boss online. With both their lives in chaos they need to help each other, but do they even really know each other?
Inside Out Theatre’s Good Host Program presents accessible performances of Legally Blonde (The Musical), a feel-good story of empowerment and determination.
Inside Out Theatre’s Good Host Program presents an accessible performance of King James, a funny and moving story of friendship and basketball fandom by Rajiv Joseph.