theater on Cape Cod

  • 43rd Re-=Rooters Day Ceremony

    In the darkest days and the darkest nights of a New England winter and a national malaise, after the “Twelve Days of Stockpiling” of the consumptive holidays, an assembly of people will cluster together on the sand flats in Provincetown …

    Date: December 29th 2025 @10:13 AM
     

  • Trad

    Trad is the hilarious and poignant Irish play about a son, 100-year-old Thomas, and his even older Da, who set off on a quest to find the son that Thomas thinks he fathered 70 years ago. After all that time …

    Date: August 19th 2025 @8:29 PM
     

  • All Our Best

    Cape Rep Theatre is excited to announce the return of our beloved annual benefit celebration All Our Best, directed and designed by Scott Storr. Performances will be held in Cape Rep’s Indoor Theater August 29 & 30, Friday – Saturday …

    Date: July 25th 2025 @1:41 PM
     

  • Cape Noir Radio Theater Live: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

    Come to the Craine Room for a live performance of Cape Noir Radio Theater’s ‘An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge.’ Based on the classic Civil War thriller by Ambrose Bierce, ‘An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge’ is adapted and directed …

    Date: January 15th 2025 @6:03 PM
     

  • The Heart Sellers

    Thanksgiving, 1973; over a bottle of wine–or two–and a questionable frozen turkey, Jane, a recent immigrant from Korea, and Luna, a recent immigrant from the Philippines, reminisce and dream of spreading their wings together in the land of opportunity: disco …

    Date: May 30th 2024 @5:23 PM
     

  • Buried Child a Revelation at Harbor Stage Company

    It’s telling that as the audience files in to see Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer-prizewinning play, Buried Child, at the Harbor Stage Company, they must put on masks and have their vaccination credentials examined: our time is not so very different from …

    Date: June 24th 2022 @3:02 PM
     

  • Next to Normal is Next to Amazing

    When you think “musical,” you’re probably thinking about something uplifting, especially when we’re talking about the Cape Rep Theatre, where shows like Avenue Q and Spamalot have been recent musical successes. Next to Normal? Not so much. The action opens as …

    Date: September 24th 2013 @11:27 AM