CONTACT
Julia Rosenblatt
HHP One Play Liaison
[email protected]
(860) 906-5206
A PARTNERSHIP WITH
Hartford Stage
www.hartfordstage.org
50 Church Street
Hartford, CT 06103
(860) 527-5151
One Play
FALL 2023: PRIDE & PREJUDICE
By Kate Hamill
Adapted from the novel by Jane Austen
Directed by Tatyana-Marie Carlo
It’s about time for the Bennet sisters to get married, only the independent and outspoken Elizabeth isn’t keen on the idea. Meanwhile, the proud and mysterious Mr. Darcy keeps appearing in the Bennet social sphere, sparking conflict and marital questions. Might a change of heart be in the cards for Elizabeth?
In this playful adaptation, Kate Hamill bends tradition and social conventions. It is a truth universally acknowledged that this Pride and Prejudice is not to be missed.
Use your CCC ID for $5.00 One Play Theater Tickets!
PERFORMANCE DATES |
Pride & Prejudice |
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Thursday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 12th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | Oct. 13th |
Saturday | 8:00 pm | Oct. 14th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Oct. 15th |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 17th |
Wednesday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 18th |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 19th |
Friday | – | – |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | Oct. 21st |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Oct. 22nd |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | – | – |
Wednesday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 25th |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 26th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | Oct. 27th |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | Oct. 28th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Oct. 29th |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | Meet the Actors! 12:00 pm* |
7:30 pm | Oct. 31st |
Wednesday | 2:00 pm | Nov. 1st |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | Nov. 2nd |
Friday | 8:00 pm | Nov. 3rd |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | Nov. 4th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Nov. 5th |
*MEET THE ACTORS: TUES. OCT 31ST, 12:00-1:00PM, IN THE COMMUNITY ROOM (2ND FLOOR)
How to Buy Tickets (students and staff)
- Purchase up to 2 tickets per Capital Community College ID.
Purchase by phone or in-person.
Show your CCC ID when picking up tickets.
Call the Box Office at 860-527-5151, open daily from noon to 5:00pm.
OR
Purchase on-site at 50 Church Street, open daily from noon to 5:00pm.
How to Buy Tickets in Bulk (faculty)
- Faculty members can purchase tickets in bulk on behalf of student groups, but should notify the Box Office at 860-527-5151 in advance to confirm available ticket quantities. $5.00 One Play ticket prices apply to all One Play-designated performance dates except opening nights. Supplies are limited.
Show your Capital ID when picking up tickets.
Call the Box Office at 860-527-5151, open daily from noon to 5:00pm.
OR
Purchase on-site at 50 Church Street, open daily from noon to 5:00pm.
Field Trip Basics (tips for faculty)
- Plan ahead and put the event on your syllabus. If there is a cost involved (usually not more than $5), it is recommended that you state this in your syllabus and announce it from the first day of class. You may want to say “If this poses a problem, please see me privately.” If any students do express their inability to pay, contact Jeff Partridge for assistance.
If the event is extra credit, provide your students with the event information, including how to get tickets, and leave it to them. Some students may not be able to attend an event that happens on only one date/time, so be sure to offer extra credit across variety of dates/times or events.
If the event is required, there are two ways of organizing it:
- See it “on your own.” Explain that students will need to attend the event on their own prior to a particular deadline, and list this requirement in your syllabus. In this way, the students are responsible for the material for class discussion and/or assignments in the same way that you require other material, like readings or viewing media. With this method, you do not need to purchase tickets for students but leave it up to them.
- See it together. Explain that you will see the event together as a class on a particular date/time, and list this requirement in your syllabus. This is a good way to build class relationships, but be sure to make a contingency plan for any students who are not available for the scheduled date/time.
For students who are unable to attend the scheduled date/time, either (A) inform students that they need to go to or call the box office to purchase tickets themselves or (B) purchase the tickets for your class in bulk and ask the student to buy their tickets through you. Option (A) sometimes results in students not getting tickets before the event sells out; Option (B) sometimes results in the instructor “eating” some of the tickets if students don’t show.
PLACE-BASED EDUCATION
- HHP encourages you to add One Play to your syllabus (even as extra credit) in all disciplines!
- Invite your students to attend a performance, as a class or independently.
- Meet the Actors: Thurs. Nov. 2nd from 12:00-1:00 pm at CCC, in the Community Room (2nd floor).
- Visit the Instructor Resources page for additional tools and templates including writing assignments, creative projects, and innovative prompts.
IN-CLASS WORKSHOPS
All disciplines: request an in-class workshop by clicking here!
Faculty of all disciplines: request a one-hour in-class workshop to prepare your students to see the play! Workshops are taught by Hartford Stage teaching artists and are lively, fun, and informative. Workshop funding is limited, so reserve your spot early by filling out this electronic form.
MEET THE ACTORS
PAST ONE PLAY PERFORMANCES
SPRING 2023: THE WINTER'S TALE
Shakespeare’s back at Hartford Stage!
An awe-filled fable of fury and forgiveness.
King Leontes, his pregnant wife Hermione, and their young son seem like a perfect royal family — until he’s consumed by the fear his wife has been unfaithful. In a fit of tyrannical rage, he makes dire accusations that destroy all that is precious to him. Sixteen years later a new generation has emerged, and in this time-hopping romance, the idealism of the young and the regrets of the old collide. Shakespeare’s mastery of storytelling is on full display, reminding us that even after a harsh winter, spring will return, if we have faith in each other and ourselves.
PERFORMANCE DATES |
THE WINTER’S TALE |
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Thursday | 7:30 pm | April 13th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | April 14th |
Saturday | 8:00 pm | April 15th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | April 16th |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | 7:30 pm | April 18th |
Wednesday | 7:30 pm | April 19th |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | April 20th |
Friday | – | – |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | April 22nd |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | April 23rd |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | – | – |
Wednesday | 7:30 pm | April 26th |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | April 27th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | April 28th |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | April 29th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | April 30th |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | 7:30 pm | May 2nd |
Wednesday | Meet the Actors! 12:00 pm* | 2:00 pm | May 3rd |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | May 4th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | May 5th |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | May 6th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | May 7th |
*MEET THE ACTORS: WED, MAY 3RD, 12:00PM, IN THE COMMUNITY ROOM (2ND FLOOR)
SPRING 2022: DISHWASHER DREAMS
written by Alaudin Ullah, directed by Chay Yew
Travel from present-day Hollywood to 1970s Spanish Harlem to 1930s Bangladesh with comedian Alaudin Ullah as he hilariously explores the complex nature of the American Dream.
PERFORMANCE DATES |
DISHWASHER DREAMS |
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Thursday | 7:30 pm | Feb. 24th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | Feb. 25th |
Saturday | 8:00 pm | Feb. 26th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Feb. 27th |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | 7:30 pm | Mar. 1st |
Wednesday | 7:30 pm | Mar. 2nd |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | Mar. 3rd |
Friday | – | – |
Saturday | 2:00 pm | Mar. 5th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Mar. 6th |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | 7:30 pm | Mar. 8th |
Wednesday* | 2:00 pm; 7:30 pm* | Mar. 9th* |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | Mar. 10th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | Mar. 11th |
Saturday | 8:00 pm | Mar. 12th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Mar. 13th |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | – | – |
Wednesday | – | – |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | Mar. 17th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | Mar. 18th |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | Mar. 19th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Mar. 20th |
*Meet the Actors: Wednesday, March 9, 12-1pm, in Degnan Hall (11th Floor)
FALL 2022: THE MOUSETRAP
a play by Agatha Christie, directed by Jackson Gray
It’s a freezing night in 1947 and a motley group of strangers find themselves suddenly trapped in an inn. As the snow falls, the body count rises — with intrigue, mystery, murder, and a dash of humor, this snowy getaway unfolds into a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
PERFORMANCE DATES |
THE MOUSETRAP |
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Thursday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 13th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | Oct. 14th |
Saturday | 8:00 pm | Oct. 15th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Oct. 16th |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 18th |
Wednesday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 19th |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 20th |
Friday | – | – |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | Oct. 22nd |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Oct. 23rd |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | – | – |
Wednesday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 26th |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | Oct. 27th |
Friday | 8:00 pm | Oct. 28th |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | Oct. 29th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Oct. 30th |
Monday | – | – |
Tuesday | 7:30 pm | Nov. 1st |
Wednesday | Meet the Actors! 12:00 pm* | 2:00 pm | Nov. 2nd |
Thursday | 7:30 pm | Nov. 3rd |
Friday | 8:00 pm | Nov. 4th |
Saturday | 2:00 pm; 8:00 pm | Nov. 5th |
Sunday | 2:00 pm | Nov. 6th |
*Meet the Actors: Wednesday, Nov. 2, 12-1pm