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2025 FREEDOM READINGS
As you may have heard, we recently had $42,500 of funding from the National Endowment for the Arts rescinded by the administration because they deemed the grants we had won to be DEI-related. Due to this loss of a huge percentage of our budget, we are converting our previously planned full Mainstage productions for the rest of 2025 to a series of FREEDOM READINGS — Staged readings that are much less expensive to produce than fully designed and produced shows. We hope to be back to full productions in 2026.
In the meantime, please join us for our upcoming FREEDOM READINGS. If the federal government will not support our efforts to provide access to theater to underserved members of our community, we’ll find other ways to do it. These readings are FREE to attend for everyone that needs them to be free in order to participate. For those that are able, we suggest a donation of $20 to help support us as we continue to serve our mission.
September 12-14:
Verge Theater presents a staged reading of
What the Constitution Means to Me
It’s time to take a fresh look at what freedoms the U.S. Constitution does, and does not, guarantee. This free staged reading is directed by Mary Orr and Cara Wilder and stars Cara Wilder, Alex Miller and Cecelia McConnell.
This is the first in our fall series of Freedom Readings.Suggested donation is $20 per attendee. Reservations can be made here with an online donation.
OCTOBER 10-12:
VERGE THEATER PRESENTS A STAGED READING OF
Love & Information
What Connects Us? Love, Information, and the Human Spark
Caryl Churchill’s groundbreaking play comes to Verge Theater this October—where conversations become kaleidoscopes of human connection.
about the play:
Step into a world of curiosity, compassion, and connection.
Verge Theater is proud to present a staged reading of Love and Information by Caryl Churchill—running October 10–12—a bold and inventive play that holds a mirror to modern life.
Through more than 50 quick, poignant, and surprising scenes, the show explores how we communicate—and what we discover about each other along the way.
Some scenes last only seconds. Others open windows to whole worlds. From playful exchanges to deeply human moments, Churchill’s script creates a kaleidoscopic portrait of life today—where emotions, relationships, and technology collide.
What makes Love & Information unique:
Over 100 characters played by a dynamic ensemble.
Conversations ranging from hilarious to heartbreaking.
A theatrical experience as fast, vibrant, and surprising as the world we live in.
This is the second in our fall series of Freedom Readings.Suggested donation is $20 per attendee. Reservations can be made here with an online donation.
DIRECTED BY KYRIE DAWSON | OCTOBER 2025
2025 past Productions
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