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2023 Season 

Season Five - 2015:
The Lyons
God's Ear
Original Play Festival 
The Glass Menagerie
Torch Song Trilogy

Season Six - 2016:
The Shadow Box
The Dresser
Original Play Festival
Sister Cities 
Picasso at the Lapin Agile


Season Seven - 2017:
God of Carnage
Actors in...Shorts! 
Gidion's Knot 
Blithe Spirit  

Season Eight - 2018:
Balm in Gilead
Young Directors Series
Frankenstein


​Season Nine - 2019:
​The Guardians
Lickspittles, Buttonholers & 
   Damned Pernicious

   Go-Betweens 
As Is​

Past Seasons

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​Ed Gyles Jr, Aerin Morneau, Stephanie Hodson, Earl Victorine, Kellie Raines, Matt Fairall, Sabrina Fiora-Beach

​GOD'S EAR (2015) - Directed by Shawn B O'Neal

​Season Ten - 2020:

CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19


Season Eleven - 2021:
Sit Here and Shakespeare
by Lee Williams, Julian Rey Ortega 
     & Aerin Morneau

**November 2021

​Season Twelve - 2022:
The Sleeper
​An Adult Evening of 
     Shel Silverstein
Untold Stories

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Revenue from ticket sales covers only 60% of the expenses for our shows. The balance of our production costs are covered by grant funding, and sponsorship and donations from patrons and supporters like YOU!" 

​Tax-deductible contributions to Resurrection Theatre of any amount are heartily acknowledged, deeply appreciated, and very well used. 





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ABOUT US:
Striving to produce an exceptional intimate theatre adventure.
Like any theatre company, we started with a desire to tell a story. With the help of California Stage and a few friends, that desire was met...and Resurrection Theatre Company was born. As the years have passed, a vast bastion of local talent has come into this company, leaving their marks with their performances, lighting, designs, direction, and devotion to the shared human experience of theatre. The love and energy of these people allowed us to present wonderful works of art. 

AND WE STILL HAVE STORIES TO TELL.

Season One - 2011:
Burn This
Atwater: Fixin' to Die
Talk Radio
Macbeth: Resurrected 
An Adult Evening of 
     Shel Silverstein


Season Two - 2012:
The Sleeper
Doubt: A Parable
In a Dark Dark House
Romeo & Juliet
Talking With...


Season Three - 2013:
Gruesome Playground Injuries
Lone Star / Laundry &   

       Bourbon
Next Fall
The Goat; or Who is Sylvia


Season Four - 2014:
Trojan Women
The Book of Liz
Comic Potential
Frankenstein 
5 Women Wearing the
​      Same Dress

​​The Taming by Lauren Gunderson
Tweetering, pandashrews, and undying giddiness for James Madison—what else could you expect to find at a Miss America pageant?
In this hilarious, raucous, all-female “power-play” inspired by Shakespeare’s Shrew, contestant Katherine has political aspirations to match her beauty pageant ambitions. All she needs to revolutionize the American government is the help of one ultra-conservative senator’s aide on the cusp of a career breakthrough, and one bleeding-heart liberal blogger who will do anything for her cause. Well, that and a semi-historically-accurate ether trip.
Here’s lookin’ at you, America.


Take Me Out by Richard Greenberg
In Take Me Out, playwright Richard Greenberg celebrates the personal and professional intricacies of America’s favorite pastime. When Darren Lemming, the star center fielder for the Empires, comes out of the closet, the reception off the field reveals a barrage of long-held unspoken prejudices dealing with sexuality and masculinity, money and power, and race and class. Facing some hostile teammates and fraught friendships, Darren is forced to contend with the challenges of being a gay person of color within the confines of a classic American institution. As the Empires struggle to rally toward a championship season, the players and their fans begin to question tradition, their loyalties, and the price of victory.


Straight White Men by Young Jean Lee
It’s Christmas Eve, and widower Ed has gathered with his three adult sons to celebrate with matching pajamas, trash-talking and sibling pranks, and Chinese takeout. But when a question they can’t answer interrupts their holiday cheer, they are forced to confront their own identities. Obie Award-winning playwright Young Jean Lee takes a hilariously ruthless look at the classic American father-son drama.

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