APril 4 - 19

Coming soon to HPT

  • a white china plate with a sprig of parsley and blood spatters; fork to left, bloody knife to right; text same as below image with tagline "Justice is served"

    feast

    by Megan Gogerty, produced by Shrewd Productions

    April  24 - May 17, 2025

    An ancient magical creature disguised as a middle-aged lady has invited you to her dinner party in order to right a few wrongs. An immersive, visceral theatre experience where mythology crashes into pop culture, FEAST reimagines the Beowulf story as a warning against the rising forces of authoritarianism. It's a dinner party that's also a one-woman show. It's a cry of resistance against tyranny. It's a revenge tale that ends in reconciliation. It's a FEAST. 

    Shrewd Productions is proud to present the regional premiere of FEAST, by Megan Gogerty, directed by Melissa McKnight, and starring 7-time B. Iden Payne Best Actress Award winner Katherine Catmull. FEAST asks - When will Justice be served?

    Feast Details & Information
  • a collage of photos of a woman with long gray hair standing in front of brick wall witha mic, talking, laughing, playing guitar, etc

    More disgruntled fumes

    written & performed by Stephanie Astalos-Jones

    May 4, 2025

    Forty-five-year professional comic, writer, and actor Stephanie Astalos-Jones brings her hilarious one-woman, 14-character tongue-in-cheek salute to poetry open mics, More Disgruntled Fumes, to Hyde Park Theatre for one fun show Sunday, May 4. 

    Disgruntled Details & Information
  • the 3 of swords from the Alchemical Tarot deck: three swords stuck through a heart floating in the sky; the heart has a single eye, which is weeping; a rose is watered by the tear

    Betrayal

    by Harold Pinter

    June 26 - July 26, 2025

    HPT’s next season show is a masterpiece from one of the greatest English language playwrights. We follow a years-long affair—but we follow it backwards in time, from the ex-lovers’ brittle meeting two years later, to the breakup, to confrontations, admissions . . . back and back to the dizzying innocence of the first tipsy flirtation. A riveting evening.

    Starring Juliet Robb, Brennan Patrick, and Steve Guntli. Directed by Ken Webster.

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