In 1938, Thornton Wilder’s Our Town premiered as a defining play of American theater. It centers around Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire, a small town representing all of human life in its simplicity and profoundness. The Pulitzer Prize-winning work has remained a classic for decades, unfolding in three acts, capturing ordinary moments that shape existence, and highlighting themes of life, love, and death. Through ordinary characters, the audience witnesses the beauty of everyday experiences. “Does anyone ever realize while they live it—every, every minute?”

Directed by Bailey Dumlao

Cast (from top to bottom, left to right): John Durazzo, Jess Pace, Anthony Cea, Jeff Parsons, Jim Watson, Evelyn Knox, RoseMarie Franklin, Meg Whalin, Denise Sobotka, Desiree Lara, Sophie Cox, and Aren Duffy.