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2026 New Works Festival
Loom
written by Carolynne Wilcox
directed by Cristin J. Hubbard
The Story:
The Three Fates, the timeless sisters who’ve woven, measured and cut the threads of the lives of mortals have done their duties throughout time. Hermes, the Messenger God, pays them a visit just as they realize Atropos’s shears have gone missing. It’s been forbidden for them to jump into the dreams of mortals, but suddenly they must, before the dead literally begin to rise on earth. A lyrical journey through contemporary dreams, the god realm and the underworld containing themes of loss, domestic issues and climate change.
Performances:
- Saturday, November 7, 2026, 7:30 PM
- Thursday, November 12, 2026, 7:30 PM
- Sunday, November 15, 2026, 2:00 PM
- Friday, November 20, 2026, 7:30 PM
- Sunday, November 22, 2026, 7:30 PM
Content information:
Themes of death, depictions of fire and drowning, way too much yarn. |
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Welcome to The Shattered Glass Project and our Radical Hospitality* ticketing model.
You are encouraged to choose the ticket price that fits your needs.
$5 Inclusion
$25 General Admission
$50 Patron
$75 Benefactor
*Our gratitude to Sound Theatre and Teresa Thuman for the creation of the Radical Hospitality ticketing model!
Venue Information and Accessibility:
The MLK FAME Center is a retired elementary school built between 1916-1957. The parking lot is currently unstriped - the most accessible spots are near the fence bordering Republican St. The front door does not have an automated opener - there will be an usher in the main lobby to assist with opening the door on the day of show. There is a ramp leading from the lobby to the main level of the building. An accessible restroom is located to the left of the ramp in the lobby.
Performances are in our black box theatre, which is accessible for mobility devices. If a wheelchair reservation is desired, please indicate so in your ticket order. Captioning will be available, but please let us know if it might be useful to have a copy of the script to support hearing needs.
TSGP is a proud recipient of a Sustained Support Grant from 4Culture. Free and reduced price tickets are courtesy of the 4Culture Public Free Access grant.
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