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| | A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Written by William Shakespeare
Directed by Willow Geer
June 8th - October 11th, 2025
Theatricum returns with its signature production! The most magical outdoor setting in Los Angeles becomes an enchanted forest inhabited by lovers both fairy and human. Shakespeare conjures a world of wonder, magic, and romance where comical misunderstandings and the pain of unrequited love are resolved. All is reconciled through midsummer night revelries and the enduring power of nature.
RUN TIME: 2 hours and 15 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission | Buy tickets | |
| | Under The Oaks
Under the Oaks is Theatricum’s ongoing special performance series. Spend those balmy summer nights enjoying unique entertainments under the oaks.
What the Constitution Means to Me
September 4th @ 7:30pm PST
Composer Collective
September 11th @ 7:30pm PST
When You Speak Love: Kurt Weill
September 18th @ 7:30pm PST
Tribute to Joni Mitchell
September 25th @ 7:30pm PST
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| | Strife
Written by John Galsworthy
Directed by Ellen and Willow Geer
June 21st - October 4th, 2025
What compromise is possible when human dignity and health are on the line, along with a business’s survival, and the economy it supports? It’s Capital versus Labor versus the Union at the climactic peak of a labor strike, with a resolution hanging in the balance. Nobel Prize-winning writer and activist John Galsworthy remarkably shows every point of view as the corporation and workers consider untenable options. 1890s Pennsylvania, amidst the industrial unrest and labor movements of America’s Gilded Age, sets the stage for Theatricum’s production of Galsworthy’s gripping story of human endurance, sacrifice, and the fragile balance between justice and compromise.
RUN TIME: 2 hours and 10 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission | Buy tickets | |
| | Wine in the Wilderness
Written by Alice Childress
Directed by Gerald Rivers
August 9th - October 12th, 2025
An artist is painting a triptych, seeking to capture the essence of Black womanhood in a painting. His assumptions are confronted when he meets a vibrant young woman who challenges his ideals and exposes the complexities of identity, class, and the sexism embedded in his perceptions. Set in the early 1960s, this poignant drama examines the deep divisions within the African American community of the time while serving as a microcosm for the wider societal divides plaguing America today. As stereotypes, misogyny, and class distinctions continue to shape our perceptions, Wine in the Wilderness offers a timely and resonant exploration of how we are all bound by the shared struggle for love, understanding, and our full humanity. In a time where division and polarization define much of the national conversation, Childress’ work reminds us of the urgent need for empathy, self-awareness, and solidarity.
Pay What You Will ticket pricing is available for the August 24th and September 29th performances. PWYW tickets will become available online the week of the performance and at the door on the day of the show. A prologue discussion with the cast will take place at 6:30pm prior to both PWYW performances. PWYW orders are limited to 9 tickets per person.
RUN TIME: approximately 90 minutes; presented without an intermission | Buy tickets | |
| | The Seagull: Malibu
Retold by Ellen Geer from The Seagull by Anton Chekov
Directed by Ellen Geer
July 12th - October 5th, 2025
In this evocative retelling of Anton Chekhov’s timeless masterpiece The Seagull, Artistic Director Ellen Geer transports audiences to the sun-soaked yet tumultuous shores of 1970s Malibu, California. Set against the backdrop of a country transitioning from the ideals of the free-love era to the self-centered “Me Generation,” the story follows Constantine, a young writer concerned about global warming, which is spurned as a fantasy by those around him. He tries to reach his family. His thoughts and writing are buried by egos and turmoil of the times. With the crashing waves of Malibu as both a literal and metaphorical backdrop, Chekhov’s exploration of human fragility, ambition, and the search for love and meaning reminds audiences of the fragile threads that unite us all.
Pay What You Will ticket pricing is available for the August 28th and September 22nd performances. PWYW tickets will become available online the week of the performance and at the door on the day of the show. A prologue discussion with the cast will take place at 6:30pm prior to both PWYW performances. PWYW orders are limited to 9 tickets per person.
RUN TIME: 2 hours and 30 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission | Buy tickets | |
| | Off The Grid
July 24th, August 26th, and September 26th @ 7:30pm
Led by Dylan Vigus and Steve Fisher
Get away from the daily grind and go Off The Grid with Theatricum’s resident improv comedy troupe for an evening of laughs in beautiful Topanga Canyon. | Buy tickets | |
| | Echoes of the New World
Written & Directed by Marshall McDaniel
October 10th, 11th, & 17th, 2025
Civilizations collide, giving way to the brilliant resilience of identity in this world premiere interdisciplinary performance featuring an evocative interplay of sound, movement, and storytelling. Echoes of the New World builds a bridge between history and emotion, extending an invitation to examine the complexities of cultural legacy and reconciliation. | | Sold out! There are no tickets available. |
| | Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum Holiday Family Faire
Saturday, December 13th from 11am-5pm
The beautiful grounds of Theatricum transform into an outdoor winter wonderland featuring an artisan holiday marketplace, special performances, festive food and drink, caroling, photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and more! Proceeds support Theatricum's extensive artistic and educational programming. | Buy tickets | |