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  • who we are
    • our founders
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    • season 2016 - 17
    • season 2017 - 18
    • Season 2018 - 19
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​​VALERIE: A COSPLAY MONOLOGUE
a short one-act
by Asher Wyndham

This year Cos-Player Valerie isn't taking shit from the male participants.
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FREE  - ONLINE  - ​COMING IN JULY

1 PLAY  -  2 WAYS

2 DIRECTORS  -  2 different visions

​2 ACTORS  -  2 interpretations


(WATCH THIS SPACE)
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interview with taming of the review!
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ABOUT US

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​Something Something Theatre is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that strives to produce the work of women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+ and nonbinary playwrights season after season and is also committed to featuring non-traditional casting. 


Our productions are plays from the 21st century canon and re-imagined classics. 

​​Realizing that audiences are an important element of theatre, we're dedicated to increasing the numbers of thoughtful theatre-goers with productions that are intellectually, emotionally and fiscally accessible.
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WHAT PATRONS ARE SAYING

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MAC AWARDS
Best actor, drama nomination

Guillermo Francisco Raphael Jones had the audience in his hands in Something Something Theatre Company’s production of “The Hall of Final Ruin.” His flippant attitude and the moments he addressed the audience made his Doña Sebastiana a joy to watch and listen to.
Best actress, drama nomination
Roseanne Couston’s character in Something Something Theatre Company’s “The Hall of Final Ruin” was fearless and smart.
Best drama nomination
“The How and the Why,” Sarah Treem’s dense and challenging play staged by Something Something Theatre, kept audiences’ deep attention.
Best director, drama nomination
Jasmine Roth
infused Something Something Theatre’s “The How and the Why” with tension and deep contrasts, which helped make the play enthralling.

Best actress, comedy nomination
Carley Preston’s etiquette teacher was scary and heartbreaking in Something Something’s “Mrs. Mannerly.”
Best director, comedy nomination

Something Something’s “Mrs. Mannerly” was infused with warmth and rhythm by Joan O’Dwyer.
Best comedy nomination

Something Something Theatre Company’s “Mrs. Mannerly,” Jeffrey Hatcher’s comedy about kids taking etiquette classes, was a stitch.

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THANKS A MILLION TO OUR DONORS!


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Mike Saxon
Germaine Shames
Anita Shaw
Octavio Molina Shaw
John W. Singer
Joyce Smith
Mary Specio
Joy Bingham Strimple
John Sweeney
Martie van der Voort
Krista Weaver
Alvin & DeAnna White 
Gretchen Wirges
​Whitney Woodcock
Margaret York​



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AND OUR PARTNERS!


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