An intense one-act drama described by Time Magazine as “a pioneering and powerful stage event” about the gay-bashing murder of Matthew Shepard on the outskirts of Laramie, Wyoming.

An award-winning play that was turned into both a powerful film and TV movie, this dramatic 90 minute production draws on the hundreds of interviews conducted by the Tectonic Theater Project following this highly-publicized 1998 hate crime.

Please be prepared for mature content and language.

Please join us for a special post-show Talkback session immediately following each performance of The Laramie Project.

Portions of the proceeds will benefit
The Tyler Clementi Foundation.

Is There Life After High School? If there is, what are its lingering effects on our lives? Join this group of “alumni” as they explore this theme through music, dance and monologues when they look back on their high school years with a mixture of nostalgia, horror, humor and emotions.

Both hilariously awkward and heartbreakingly painful, this tuneful pastiche reflects upon the momentously traumatic high school moments that last a lifetime. Remember your first kiss? That time you took first place? How about the kids who were your best friends…and the ones who weren’t?

Reserve your spot early as this "class" will fill up quickly!