Vermont is known as one of the most progressive states in the country, due largely to the decades-long struggle of the LGBTQ community and its allies.  In this original Vermont Pride Theater commission conceived, written, and co-directed

by Maura Campbell, a multi-generational ensemble of 15 native Vermonters take the stage to tell their own personal stories of the ground-shattering events of the past thirty years. Co-directed by Charlie McMeekin.

Festival ticket prices,

Adults, $20.Students (up to age 18), $15.

3-admission flex pass, good for three tickets for any performance: adults $50, students $35.

One morning the doorbell rings at the home of Paul and Adam and in walks 15-year old Fox, who tells them he is Paul’s son and wants to live with them.  Arriving to share this news are Paul’s parents Jim and Dorothy, and Fox’s mother Julie. This life-changing moment touches Paul and Adam as they consider marriage, and Jim and Dorothy, who never expected to be grandparents. Written by Philip Middleton Williams, directed by Jarvis Green.

Festival ticket prices:

Adults, $20.Students (up to age 18), $15.

3-admission flex pass, good for three tickets for any performance: adults $50, students $35.

In Jane Chambers’ 1960’s play, closeted college professor Ellie finds herself snowbound in an isolated cabin with her first love, an ex-love, her current love, and a potential new love. Though written more than 50 years ago, A Late Snow remains relevant to modern audiences through its exploration of timeless themes of love, betrayal, and acceptance. Directed by Shannon Sanborn.

Festival ticket prices, which include sales tax, are:

Adults, $20.Students (up to age 18), $15.

3-admission flex pass, good for three tickets for any performance: adults $50, students $35.

In Jane Chambers’ 1960’s play, closeted college professor Ellie finds herself snowbound in an isolated cabin with her first love, an ex-love, her current love, and a potential new love. Though written more than 50 years ago, A Late Snow remains relevant to modern audiences through its exploration of timeless themes of love, betrayal, and acceptance. Directed by Shannon Sanborn.

Festival ticket prices, which include sales tax, are:

Adults, $20.Students (up to age 18), $15.

3-admission flex pass, good for three tickets for any performance: adults $50, students $35.

Vermont is known as one of the most progressive states in the country, due largely to the decades-long struggle of the LGBTQ community and its allies.  In this original Vermont Pride Theater commission conceived, written, and co-directed

by Maura Campbell, a multi-generational ensemble of 15 native Vermonters take the stage to tell their own personal stories of the ground-shattering events of the past thirty years. Co-directed by Charlie McMeekin.

Festival ticket prices,

Adults, $20.Students (up to age 18), $15.

3-admission flex pass, good for three tickets for any performance: adults $50, students $35.

One morning the doorbell rings at the home of Paul and Adam and in walks 15-year old Fox, who tells them he is Paul’s son and wants to live with them.  Arriving to share this news are Paul’s parents Jim and Dorothy, and Fox’s mother Julie. This life-changing moment touches Paul and Adam as they consider marriage, and Jim and Dorothy, who never expected to be grandparents. Written by Philip Middleton Williams, directed by Jarvis Green.

Festival ticket prices:

Adults, $20.Students (up to age 18), $15.

3-admission flex pass, good for three tickets for any performance: adults $50, students $35.