We are excited to bring back our radio drama presentation of The Laramie Project for one day only on Saturday, March 6. Many of you were unable to watch on the first weekend run, so we are thrilled to have secured the rights for one additional streaming day!
Purchase your ticket(s), receive the Video on Demand link, and stream the show on March 6th.
October, 1998. The kidnapping and beating of a gay college student makes the national news––and makes unwilling advocates out of the population of Laramie, Wyoming. Interviewed over the course of eighteen months by members of the Tectonic Theatre Project, the citizens of Laramie make their voices heard, as the murder of Matthew Shepard forever changes their lives. A deeply moving testament to the character of one small town, The Laramie Project investigates our collective responsibility in the face of tragedy––and how each individual responds as that great work begins.
This production is produced as a radio play, featuring 16 teen actors, and includes original music and sound design, to enhance the worldbuilding and fully represent the story within an aural medium.
This show contains mature themes and language.
