San Diego Repertory Theatre's current season was cut short due to the current health crisis. The 2020-21 season has now been revealed, aiming to open September 9, and featuring six productions running through April 2021.
Check out the full lineup below!
SEPTEMBER 09 - 27, 2020
Written & Performed By: The Second City
The world-famous comedy company The Second City brings their high octane, fearlessly funny brand of comedy to America's Finest City, satirizing and exploring what it means to be a woman in 2020.
OCTOBER 08 - NOVEMBER 01, 2020
Written by: Aaron Posner
A funny, moving, inspiring new play about one of the greatest diplomats in American history, exploring our definition of government and what it should do for the American people.
NOVEMBER 05 - 29, 2020
Featuring the Music of: Claude Debussy
A personal journey through the magic of Paris and its greatest composer, Claude Debussy.
NOVEMBER 19 - DECEMBER 06, 2020
Starring: Ric Salinas of Culture Clash
Starring Ric Salinas of Culture Clash, a hilarious and deeply endearing tale that explores the generation whose parents first moved from their homelands to the U.S. in search of opportunity, then moved into the suburbs in search of the American dream.
JANUARY 14 - FEBRUARY 07, 2021
Written by: Simon Stephens
Winner of the 2015 Tony Award for Best Play and adapted from the novel of the same name, this highly acclaimed play has won 7 Olivier Awards and 5 Tony Awards. Join 15-year-old Christopher on his deeply personal quest that will upturn his world.
MARCH 11 - APRIL 04, 2021
Written by: Octavio Solis
In a reversal of John Steinbeck's masterpiece, The Grapes of Wrath, legendary playwright Octavio Solis returns the Joad family to their Oklahoma farm 100 years later with a powerful story about what it means to be American today in the western United States.
MAY 11 - JUNE 06, 2021
Featuring the Music of: Sergei Rachmaninoff
The little known story about the great Russian pianist and composer, Sergei Rachmaninoff , and a journey that few would ever believe. Join Hershey for a trip back to New York in 1928 for something shockingly different and new.
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