“It’s brilliant! …an uproarious, sophisticated comedy”
“a truly inspired production… a must-see.”
“… if you see only one play this summer, make sure it’s this one.”
through August 19…
GARY: A SEQUEL TO TITUS ANDRONICUS
“Mashing up a menagerie of forms and traditions, from farce and theatre of the absurd to Brechtian self-reference and the bawdiness of National Lampoon, Mac conjures a hyper-stimulating experience unlike any other.”
—Towleroad.com
through August 11…
WHAT for KIDS!
HOW TO COOK UP A GOOD IDEA
We remain engaged with state and local officials and our community partners in developing and implementing strategies for re-opening in the safest manner possible. Your health, along with the health of our staff and artists, are our primary concerns at this time.
To best ensure the health and safety of our staff, artists, and community, we have engaged a medical advisor and full-time certified COVID-19 Compliance Officer for the 2022 season. Additionally, all senior staff members have received COVID-19 compliance training. All staff and artists undergo daily health screenings, and multiple tests each week. We have increased cleaning and sanitization of our facilities. All rehearsals and performances are conducted under the guidelines of the Actors’ Equity Association, which include strict requirements for masking, physical distancing, and sanitization.
Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater is supported in part by…
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater acknowledges that it resides and operates on the traditional and ancestral land of the Wôpanâak (or Wampanoag), known as the People of the First Light, and the Nauset tribes. While the Nauset tribe is no more, their heritage lives on in the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe, who were re-acknowledged as a federally recognized tribe in 2007.
WHAT accepts that this acknowledgement is just a tiny step in the journey to reckon with the effects of the colonial past in this region, and is not a substitute for authentic and meaningful dialogue with indigenous communities. We remain committed to learning more of our past, and being an active ally in the present.
LABOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
WHAT acknowledges that much of this nation was built by the labor and at the expense of forcibly enslaved Black and African diasporic peoples. We acknowledge that this system of abuse and oppression echoes forward and affects our system today. We are indebted to the labor and unwilling sacrifice of those whose freedom was denied them; and acknowledge the tremors of that violence throughout the generations and the resulting impact and generational trauma still felt and witnessed today.