The Waiting Room An interactive play in two worlds Written and directed by Steve Wangh March 26, 27, April 2 & 3 at 7:30 pm March 28 & April 4 at 3:00 pm The Waiting Room invites audiences to enter the Bardo, the liminal space between one earthly life and the next. It's a fantastical live-on-Zoom play, a comedic, gender-bending, theatrical tour-de-force in which actors and audience can all reflect on the repercussions of the annus horribilis we’ve just endured, and perhaps even alter our personal karma. Creatively testing the limits of the Zoom platform, this dramatic experiment in cyber-rebirth takes us beyond our personal and societal divisions to affirm the very essence of what it means to be [read more]

The Waiting Room An interactive play in two worlds Written and directed by Steve Wangh March 26, 27, April 2 & 3 at 7:30 pm March 28 & April 4 at 3:00 pm The Waiting Room invites audiences to enter the Bardo, the liminal space between one earthly life and the next. It's a fantastical live-on-Zoom play, a comedic, gender-bending, theatrical tour-de-force in which actors and audience can all reflect on the repercussions of the annus horribilis we’ve just endured, and perhaps even alter our personal karma. Creatively testing the limits of the Zoom platform, this dramatic experiment in cyber-rebirth takes us beyond our personal and societal divisions to affirm the very essence of what it means to be [read more]

The Waiting Room An interactive play in two worlds Written and directed by Steve Wangh March 26, 27, April 2 & 3 at 7:30 pm March 28 & April 4 at 3:00 pm The Waiting Room invites audiences to enter the Bardo, the liminal space between one earthly life and the next. It's a fantastical live-on-Zoom play, a comedic, gender-bending, theatrical tour-de-force in which actors and audience can all reflect on the repercussions of the annus horribilis we’ve just endured, and perhaps even alter our personal karma. Creatively testing the limits of the Zoom platform, this dramatic experiment in cyber-rebirth takes us beyond our personal and societal divisions to affirm the very essence of what it means to be [read more]

The Waiting Room An interactive play in two worlds Written and directed by Steve Wangh March 26, 27, April 2 & 3 at 7:30 pm March 28 & April 4 at 3:00 pm The Waiting Room invites audiences to enter the Bardo, the liminal space between one earthly life and the next. It's a fantastical live-on-Zoom play, a comedic, gender-bending, theatrical tour-de-force in which actors and audience can all reflect on the repercussions of the annus horribilis we’ve just endured, and perhaps even alter our personal karma. Creatively testing the limits of the Zoom platform, this dramatic experiment in cyber-rebirth takes us beyond our personal and societal divisions to affirm the very essence of what it means to be [read more]

The Waiting Room An interactive play in two worlds Written and directed by Steve Wangh March 26, 27, April 2 & 3 at 7:30 pm March 28 & April 4 at 3:00 pm The Waiting Room invites audiences to enter the Bardo, the liminal space between one earthly life and the next. It's a fantastical live-on-Zoom play, a comedic, gender-bending, theatrical tour-de-force in which actors and audience can all reflect on the repercussions of the annus horribilis we’ve just endured, and perhaps even alter our personal karma. Creatively testing the limits of the Zoom platform, this dramatic experiment in cyber-rebirth takes us beyond our personal and societal divisions to affirm the very essence of what it means to be [read more]

Silverthorne Theater Company invites audience members of The Waiting Room to a special one-hour discussion session with playwright & director Steve Wangh on Tuesday, April 6, beginning at 7:30 p.m. EDT. Join us for The Waiting Room afterlife! Who, or what, am I? Why am I here incarnate? Whither am I destined? Why is there birth and why is there death? — From an introduction to The Tibetan Book of the Dead As the Valley Advocate put it recently, The Waiting Room is “a comedy with philosophical depths, a drama with an antic edge.” After experiencing the Bardo with us, you may be bursting with questions, both profound and practical – from the meaning of life to the mechanics [read more]