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2025 Season

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Great White Goes Down

by Ajai Tripathi

& Patrick Hilton

April 3rd -

April 27th

Join Sandeep and Bert as they bring closure to their whirlwind relationship that has traveled the world and spanned centuries. Didn’t see one or both of the first two plays?

 

That’s ok because we will be presenting those plays as special performances during the run.

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

Book by John Weidman

May 15th -

June 15th

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A show that needs little-to-no introduction with music and lyrics by a godfather of the queer canon, Stephen Sondheim, Fuse will present Assassins. In response to the current social climate, Fuse continues its exploration of staging classic theatre through our uniquely queer lens (ala Cabaret, Our Town, and A View from the Bridge) by bringing one of the greatest musicals ever written, produced as only Fuse can and will produce it.

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October 9th - November 2nd

Music by Ash

Lyrics by Ash and Mikki Gillette

Book by Mikki Gillette

Based on a concept created with Katherine Goforth

Magnetic Electric is an original musical written by Mikki Gillette with music by Ash based on a concept created with Katherine Goforth. Trans woman Celine owns a college bar where she performs her music. Drama arises when a romance with Rain, a new adjunct professor, destabilizes her relationship with Cole, while Archer, a white nationalist provocateur, targets her venue. Set against a soundscape of original electronic music and featuring a cast of trans and gender nonconforming artists, this show only strengthens our foothold as the nation’s leading theatre in trans representation.

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