Our Home States (Mountain Region)

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Kali Becker, left, and Colleen Murphy in 'Casino.'

Kali Becker, left, and Colleen Murphy in 'Casino,' a short play in Broom Street Theater's 'Our Home States' series.

Year four of Broom Street Theater’s Our Home States series traveling the country through short plays lands in the Mountain region. Works by seven playwrights include Belly Up To the Bar, a story of “catharsis in wartime” by prolific Chicago writer Donna Latham, and Throw Me Out by New Zealand-based Rex McGregor. Performances at 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.

media release: Broom Street Theater is excited to announce the cast and crew of Our Home States - Mountain Region, opening on June 5. 

This latest production is the fourth in Broom Street’s multi-year, one-act play festival traversing the United States. Previous installments have featured the Midwest, the Northeast, and the Pacific regions. This year, Broom Street heads into the Mountain States. The lineup features works from a variety of playwrights from across the country, and is directed by Melissa Minkoff.

Cast: Kali Becker, Michelle Butcher, Anna Dickfoss, Fashion Joe, Ned Liebl, Colleen Murphy, Peter Olson, Rose Popma, Carol Robinson, Heidi Weitz, Byron Yanzapanta

Lighting Designer: Courtney Fine

Props/Costumes: Camille Danielson

Props Assistant: Lisa Sipos

Stage Manager: Jacob Bortell

Director: Melissa Minkoff

Assistant Director: Stephanie Albrecht

Playwrights: Grant Gottschall, Donna Latham, David MacGregor, Rex McGregor, Joel Sacramento, Susan Shoemaker, Lisa Sipos

Dates/Times: June 5 - 21, Thursday - Saturday at 7:30 PM; Sunday at 2 PM

Tickets: Available in advance at bstonline.org, or at the door the evening of the performance. Tickets at the door are pay-what-you-can.

About Broom Street Theater: Broom Street Theater (BST) is a non-profit, member-controlled theater located in Madison, Wisconsin. BST has been performing non-traditional, experimental and original artistic forms continuously since 1969. BST respects and facilitates community access by maintaining reasonable ticket prices and by welcoming community members to become active in the theater. Read more about us or purchase advance tickets at bstonline.org.