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| | In the Spotlight: Kitchen Theatre Company’s Spring Gala
Date: Saturday, March 29, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Location: Kitchen Theatre Company
Celebrate the creativity and passion that make Kitchen Theatre Company a cornerstone of Ithaca’s arts community! In the Spotlight: Kitchen Theatre Company’s Spring Gala is a dazzling evening of performances, delicious drinks and bites, and inspiring stories—all in support of bold, intimate, and engaging theater.
Our annual Spring Gala is a chance to come together with fellow patrons, enjoy the incredible talents of community performers, and raise vital funds to keep Kitchen Theatre Company thriving.
Thank you to our generous sponsors: Sheldrake Point Winery, Liquid State Brewing Company, The Cafe at Ryan William Vineyard, and Stephen & Linda Pope. | Buy Tickets |
| | Kitchen Sink Season
Ithaca College Presents Blunted Daggers
by Dani Stoller
A modern-day adaptation of Romeo & Juliet that examines what would happen if the happy dagger hadn't been sharp enough and Juliet survived. An exploration of love, fame, and violence in the social media era. | Buy Tickets |
| | Kitchen Sink Season
Ithaca College Presents The Pass by Aaron Jamieson Roberts
Davis, one of five presidential aides who carries the nuclear launch briefcase, intercepts Fields, another aide, attempting to steal the case. They square off for ownership of the case, but for Davis their fight is interrupted by flashbacks that echo the choices he’s made from early childhood to his deployment in Afghanistan. As the ghosts of his actions haunt Davis, his desperation to return the case to the president and keep his job forces him to wrestle with making a sacrifice he was not prepared for.
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| | SingTrece: Changing Hearts One Positive Note at a Time
Friday, April 25 at 8PM
Internationally acclaimed singer, songwriter, actress, and playwright SingTrece is more than just a performer—she’s a force of nature. With a voice that moves hearts and lyrics that uplift, she’s graced audiences worldwide, from intimate local venues to grand stages like The Vatican.
Her performances are experiences—a soulful blend of storytelling, emotion, and connection. Whether delivering original songs or community-driven projects, SingTrece’s mission is simple: to change lives, one positive note at a time. | Buy Tickets |
| | Main Stage Season
Letters from Max
May 7-18, 2025
Letters From Max follows the friendship between Sarah, a college professor, and her former student Max, during his battle with terminal illness. With humor, lyricism and candor, this play tests poetry’s capacity to put to words what otherwise feels ineffable. “It’s a theatrical act of remembrance and a sacrament of grief, but it’s also a comedy…” - The New York Times
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| | THE ROAST OF ITHACA, presented by ComedyHOF
Friday, May 23 at 8pm
Ithaca, it’s time to take your lumps! No landmark, tradition, or inside joke is safe in this no-holds-barred roast of the city we love (and sometimes love to complain about). From Collegetown’s chaos to the eternal road construction, our comedians are locked and loaded with razor-sharp wit. | Buy Tickets |
| | Kitchen Sink Season
Walking on Water Productions presents
Extended Stay
By Jenny Stafford & Scotty Arnold
Experience the first fully staged production of Extended Stay, an audience favorite from WoW’s 2022 festival of new musicals. Written by Jenny Stafford and Scotty Arnold, this intimate, folk-inspired chamber musical follows Emma, newly sober and working at an extended-stay hotel in rural Indiana. She strikes up an unlikely connection with Owen, a long-term guest who rarely leaves his room. But when his adventurous childhood friend Ethan arrives, their delicate balance is thrown into question. With a heartfelt, singer-songwriter score, Extended Stay explores the bonds that can heal—or break—us. | Buy Tickets |
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