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| | Milkweed a world premiere by Wendy Dann
February 25–March 15, 2026
A poetic, multilayered world premiere that explores the complicated, tender acts of teaching and learning, and will exquisitely unravel your understanding of time and space.
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| | Angels in America Part One: Millennium Approaches
March 26th- April 5th, 2026
America in the mid-1980s. In the midst of the AIDS crisis and a conservative Reagan administration, six New Yorkers with interconnected lives grapple with life and death, love and sex, heaven and hell.
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| | Live, from Ithaca New York: It's Kitchen Theatre Company's 35th Anniversary Spring Gala!
On Saturday, April 11, join host Karl Gregory, Producing Artistic Director Emily Jackson, and the KTC Board and Staff to raise a glass to our 35th Season!
It will be a night of food, drink, music, and laughter.
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| | be mean to me by Sofya Levitsky-Weitz
April 16-19
Support local artist and KTC staff member Gwyneth Cole as they build their graduate school portfolio!
be mean to me is a moving, intimate portrait of female friendship across time. Shifting between ages 17 and 27, the play follows two young women as they grow up together and apart grappling with love, ambition, and the quiet cruelty that can exist inside closeness. Tender, funny, and heartbreaking, it captures how deeply we can hurt the people who know us best.
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| | FEAST. by Megan Gogerty
May 6–24, 2026
A reimagining of Beowulf from a female perspective, this visceral, tour-de-force solo performance fever dream grapples with grief, power, and justice.
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| | Daughters (Hijas) – A New Musical
Music and Lyrics by Julián Mesri
Book and Lyrics by Saviana Stanescu
Developed with and Directed by Courtney Young Socher
June 4-14, 2026
NYU Argentinian-Romanian-American student, Andrea, is determined to explore her Argentinian roots despite her mom's reluctance to discover her own deep connection to Los Desaparecidos and Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo. Who is Andrea's real Abuela: Clara, who disappeared in Buenos Aires during the Military Junta, or Beatriz, who raised Andrea's mother, Mariana? Andrea's father, Bogdan, an immigrant who escaped a dictatorship that persecuted gay people in Romania, is on Andrea's side. Bloodlines and lifelines collide and intersect in this story about four generations of women and their role in shaping histories/her-stories.
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