Get whisked away to lands ruled by Light and Dark and the shadows in between. Retracing a journey made in 2016, iTheatre offers another chance for enchantment. In Guardians of the Treasure, two teenaged girlfriends find a mysterious book that illuminates the elements of good and evil and how one force may overcome the other when ineluctable rebellion breaks out. The girls come to a new understanding of life, love, and the infinite capacity of the human spirit on their spiritual voyage to a realm far, far away. Based on the book by Saratoga's Dr. Selma Nemer and her granddaughter Gabrielle, and adapted/directed by Mary Jane Hansen, this production of Guardians of the Treasure will be presented at St. Clements School at 231 Lake Avenue in Saratoga Springs, NY. 

PERFORMANCES: AUGUST 2 at 7:30pm and AUGUST 3 & 4 at 2pm

Audience Tickets: $10 Child/$20 Adults

Available at: https://gott.brownpapertickets.com/

Our workshop for young people, which produced last year’s Inst-Adventure: Metropolis, returns!

Feeling stuck in time? Do things seem alien? Do you feel invisible? Having to contend with talking animals on a remote island run by a mad scientist? If you know a young person who can answer yes to any of these questions, send them our way for this year's youth workshop. Friends of H.G. Wells: A Sci-Fi Support Group will mine the canons of the famous science fiction author.

Based on the works of the famous science fiction author (The Time Machine, War of the Worlds, The Invisible Man, The Island of Dr. Moreau), we'll be exploring a variety of social issues, pushing the boundaries of theatre, and as usual looking to incorporate the insights of our young collaborators. Join iTheatre Saratoga / CPI for a special performance project featuring our youth workshop artists.

Open to students ages 9-16. Nominal enrollment fee for the two week workshop is $400 per/student. Limited scholarships available. All classes and performances are set to take place at St. Clement’s School at 231 Lake Avenue in Saratoga Springs, NY.

REHEARSALS: MON - FRI 10:30am - 3:30pm from JULY 29 - AUGUST 9    

PERFORMANCES: AUGUST 9 at 7:30pm and AUGUST 10 at 2pm

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO MAKE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT CONTACT: (518) 587-5827

Audience Tickets: $5 Child/$10 Adults

Available at: https://hgwells.brownpapertickets.com/

Pontypool, Ontario: population 2,408 and rapidly dwindling…

When the sleepy town of Pontypool, Ontario is hit with a devastating and mysterious epidemic, shock jock Grant Mazzy and the staff at the local radio station must ask, Is this just fake news? As reports of escalating violence in the streets come in, tensions rise in the basement studio where Mazzy continues to broadcast. Based on Pontypool Changes Everything, the cult horror novel-turned-film-turned-radio play by Tony Burgess, this suspenseful and gory stage adaptation merges thoughtful semiotic satire with Americas zombie obsession. And leaves us wondering if our words can, in fact, pronounce the end of humanity.

PERFORMANCES: OCT 31 , NOV 1, & 2 at 7:30pm and NOV 3 at 2pm

Audience Tickets: $15 Students/$25 Adults

Available at: https://pontypool.brownpapertickets.com/

Join iTheatre Saratoga in the new year in order to answer two burning questions: Who is the murderer in our next World Premiere Agatha Christie mystery? And which iconic story has the latest adaptation evolved from? It’s no secret that last season’s debut professional production of Christie’s The Stranger was a huge success, and the demand for more of Dame Agatha’s lesser-known dramatic works has been duly noted. Stay tuned to find out and join us in 2020! Performances take place at Saratoga Arts at 320 Broadway in Saratoga Springs, NY.

PERFORMANCES: JAN 24, 25, 31 & FEB 1 at 7:30pm & JAN 26, FEB 2 at 2pm

Audience Tickets: $15 Student/$25 Adults

Available at: https://dameagathac.brownpapertickets.com/

After sold out engagements Off-Broadway and repeat engagements at Barrington Stage in Massachusetts, watch for KUNSTLER in your town as Columbia Artists Theatricals books our show from coast-to-coast! Details at: http://columbia-artists.com/?webid=2629