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H-E-DOUBLE CROOKED LETTER

by Leonard Madrid

Directed by Debra Gallegos and Beki Pineda

February 7-March 8, 2026

Three Latine cousins have opened a gate to Hell in their grandma's living room, and now they can't get it closed! In this world premiere, the author of CEBOLLAS and PRIMA'S GUIDE TO FUNERALS, takes us on a hilarious, and ultimately heart-warming, journey to the dark side. Firehouse presented this spirited play as a staged reading in 2024 and now it’s ready for a full production.

Run time is about 90 minutes and there is no intermission.

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*The February 13 performance is our designated understudy performance.

LET NOTHING YOU DISMAY!

by Topher Payne

Directed by Paul Jaquith

November 22-December 21, 2025

It's Christmas, and Kevin and Allie are about to become parents- they're just waiting for a phone call. And though they've asked their families to keep their distance until they bring the baby home, of course no one keeps their distance. Kevin's father visits with his much-younger wife and their extended clan, followed by Kevin's mother with her veterinarian, her upstairs neighbor, and her favorite author. And then Allie's family invades, including her ultra-competitive sister, her Bubbie, and Bubbie's gentleman friend. Eight actors play twenty-two characters in this lightning-paced holiday farce that celebrates families of all kinds.

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Cast: Johnathan Underwood, Chrys Duran, Andrew Catterall, Jenny Eaves, Ben Butler, Veronica Straight-Lingo, Verl Hite, and Mary Campbell.

Creative team: Director--Paul Jaquith, Assistant Director--Daniel Schwartz, Stage and Production manager--Megan Davis, Set Builder--Jeff Jesmer, Costumes--Rachel Herring-Luna, Light Design--Emily Maddox, Sound Design--Madison Kuebler, Set dressing and props--Beki Pineda, Artistic Director--Julie Wolf, and Producer--Helen Hand.

THE HATMAKER’S WIFE

by Kenneth Jones

Directed by Melissa Lucero McCarl

September 27-October 26, 2025

As the Civil Rights movement is brewing, a controversial children’s book about a black rabbit marrying a white rabbit stirs the passions of a segregationist State Senator and a no-nonsense State Librarian in 1959 Montgomery, Alabama. A contrasting story of childhood friends—an African American man and a woman of white privilege, reunited in adulthood—provides private counterpoint to the public events swirling in the state capital. Political foes, star-crossed lovers, and one feisty children’s author inhabit the same page in a Deep South of the imagination that brims with humor, heartbreak, and hope. Inspired by true events!

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