Kayak

Upstage Players invites audiences to three different plays in repertory performance all written by Jordan Hall and presented at the Littleton Opera House on February 11,12,13,18,19,20.

THIS TICKET IS FOR KAYAK ONLY -- ticket purchase also provides free admission to symposium on Feb 19th 

Flex pass available for all Climate Change Plays here.

Alone on a vast stretch of water, Annie Iversen recounts the strange chain of events that left
her stranded in her son’s old kayak. A doting suburban mother, Annie is blindsided when her son, Peter, falls in love with Julie, a passionate environmental activist. Unable to reconcile herself to Julie’s radical worldview, Annie struggles
desperately to keep Peter from falling further into the young woman’s dangerous world. Climate change, S’mores, SUVs, and Noah’s Ark are all onstage as Annie sets out to save her son, and unwittingly throws herself into the path of events
larger than she ever could have imagined. Touching and provocative, Kayak invites us all to confront our choices in the landscape of the growing environmental crisis.

PERFORMANCES: February 11 & 19 at 7:30 pm, February 12 & 20 at 2:00 pm

TICKETS: RESERVED $15 for adults, $12 for children under 18 and seniors for either Kayak or Apocalypse or see both with a special FLEX PASS for only $25!

SPECIAL EVENT: On Saturday the 19th at 4:30pm (between the two shows) there will be a special panel discussion on climate change with special guest speakers. This event will be free. Sign up and join us!

*ADDITIONAL PLAY*

The Donation – by Jordan Hall

A man shows up at a donation center with plans to make an extreme donation in order to help the planet. Exploring the value of life against the size of one’s carbon footprint, this 10-minute play tackles huge issues.

PERFORMANCES: The Donation is a short play (approximately 10 minutes) and will perform before all performances of Kayak and Apocalypse.