Small, intimate theater that I only discovered after purchasing tickets to attend "parallel" with my mom & sister. This particular piece gave life to the discussion about all the ways one can experience (in)equality & the impacts thereof. Very powerful & thought provoking piece that also offered the opportunity for open & respectful conversation afterwards.
The theater appears to be multi-functional as there were other shows happening in other spaces within the facility. It is located in an almost hidden, semi-residential area. To my knowledge there is only street parking, so you will want to factor that into your determination for how early to arrive. Another to consider is that it is general admission seating, so the early bird gets the worm in term of seats. read more