The Tale of the Songbird, by Rocky Hopson.

Old West puppet show with live music. Cowgirl Mary tells the story of Thomas Smiths’ journey to the west and his rise and fall because of a bird.

Shift Change at the Palace of Freedom, by Lorenzo Martinez and Laura Creedle.

Six superheroes leave a night of fighting crime behind and prepare for the day shift at a local hospital. Only the “Other” stands alone, trapped between day and night. Can the team truly accept the mysterious “Other”?

TBD, by Brian Newton Fuller.

A Woman's Work Is Never Done, by Lorene Stilwell.

Through a mix of history, folklore, music, poetry, local legend and their own words, A Woman’s Work is Never Done explores tales of women who stirred the pot, wove communities together, and raised a ruckus -- you know: women’s work. WARNING: May contain revolutionary ideas, promote overthrow of governments and social orders through questionable behavior, salty language, transgressing social boundaries, and occasional violent insurrection.

The Dyeing Women, by Kyle John Schmidt.

A group of beleaguered dyers at a textile mill clash with their boss over who most deserves the day off. A comedy about the wonders and troubles of suffering in public by the five-time FronteraFest Best of Fest winning team of writer Kyle John Schmidt and director Elizabeth C. Lay. 

 

 

Performances at Hyde Park Theatre. Map