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MT Pockets 2024 Season Tickets
Season tickets are now on sale for our 2024 season! In addition to great savings by buying a season ticket, we have added a special bonus this year: any drop-in shows that are performed at our theater this season will be free of charge for season ticket holders! We have several exciting things planned in addition to our wonderful main stage shows this year, all included in your season ticket!
K’Plekh Rranmawr Demands Your Attention by Greg Lam:
The alien conqueror of the Earth insists you listen to his curtain speech! Dice Ex Machina by Pandora Wells: Adventurers must defeat the Big Bad Evil Guy of their campaign while the players are away. With no one to roll the dice, the characters are all unsure what to expect in a world that is usually so governed by the rules of the game. Ghost Light by Bruce Boeck: A theatre can't REALLY be haunted, right? Though there's lots of superstitions...for a reason! |
Urine Trouble Now by Daniel Guyton:
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A Year to Grieve by Deirdre Girard:
Best-Selling author Heather is excited that she’s finally finished writing her newest mystery novel, until one of her writing group members starts talking about the plot of his next book, which sounds frighteningly familiar… Closer Than You Think by Sam Springhorn: A couple of fortune cookies prompt a debate between two coworkers about the nature of love and how one finds it. This is Not a Play by Trevor Suthers: Everything can be faked. Nothing is real. Including this. Socks Without Partners by Alice Burke: What starts off as a trip through memory lane with a box of single socks, turns into some hard truth telling and decision making. |