Firehouse Theater Company
2023-2024 Season!
Check out the FIVE shows coming up in our 2023-24 FTC Season
Purchase season tickets now
(You can still get a 5-pack pass)
11/18-12/17 - The Odd Couple by Neil Simon, directed by Dwayne Carrington
2/3-3/2 - The Nacirema Society Requests the Honor of Your Presence at a Celebration of Their First One Hundred Years by Pearl Cleage, directed by Kenya Fashaw.
3/23-4/20 - Guadalupe in the Guest Room by Tony Meneses, directed by Melissa Lucero McCarl
5/11-6/8 - These Shining Lives by Melanie Marnich, directed by Kate Poling
6/29-July 27 - Othello (2024) adapted from William Shakespeare by Greg Sherman and Gregory Wolfe of Moonwork Theater Company directed by Andrew Uhlenhopp.
Up Now!!
The Odd Couple
by Neil Simon
directed by Dwayne Carrington
November 18-December 17
Announcement: Performances on Friday December 8 and Saturday December 9 have been canceled due to COVID infections in our cast. We are looking to add performances around our closing weekend to accommodate patrons.
This classic comedy centers around uptight, neat Felix Ungar and easygoing, disheveled Oscar Madison as new roommates. This production of the all-time favorite play will give the show a fun new twist, featuring an interracial cast, with Jeff Jesmer and Don Randle in the lead roles. Our favorite ’Odd Couple” is getting even more odd, in a most delightful way!
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No Late Seating
Because of the configuration of our theater, we cannot seat patrons who arrive past the start time of the play.
Please arrive early to the show!
Additional Policies
If you discover you make a reservation or purchase a ticket and find you cannot attend please call us at (303) 562-3232 so that we don't delay the show on your behalf. We may be able to accommodate you at another performance (if space is available.)
Masks are encouraged but not required.
Ours is a small, intimate space. With flu season upon us and COVID still an issue, masks are key ways that we can protect one another and the actors on stage.
Please contribute to the John Hand Theater Fund and keep the theater going strong.
