The Pitmen Painters
Tickets start at $33 for adults and $29.70 for students/AARP members.
Purchase tickets by phone, weekdays
Please call 802-862-1497 during regular business hours (M-F, 10am-5pm). To purchase single tickets by phone after hours please call 866-811-4111. There is a $3.50 per ticket convenience fee to purchase tickets over the phone. Purchase tickets at our admin office, in advance of the show
Please come to our administrative office during regular business hours (M-F, 10am-5pm). Our office is located at 110 Main Street Burlington, VT 05401. We're on the ground floor by the elevator. There is no convenience fee to purchase tickets in person. Purchase tickets at the theatre, the day of the show
Please go directly to the theatre, located at 60 Lake Street, 3rd floor, Burlington, VT 05401. The onsite Box Office opens an hour prior to showtime. Based on the triumphant story of a group of British miners who discover a new way to express themselves and unexpectedly become art-world sensations. An arresting and witty salute to the power of individual expression and the collective spirit, The Pitmen Painters takes you on an unforgettable journey from the depths of the mine to the heights of fame.
The Pitmen Painters is appropriate for ages 12 & up. Running Time: 90 minutes with no intermission. Cast Ben Ash as George Michael Demyan as Oliver Clarise Fearn as Susan Susan Palmer as Helen Tyler Rackliffe as Jimmy Scott Renzoni* as Harry Henry Sheeran as Young Lad / Ben Ryan Tramont* as Lyon Production Team Scenic Designer: Jeff Modereger Lighting Designer: Alan Hefferon Costume Designer: Cora Fauser Sound & Projections Designer: Jess Wilson Props Master: Sue Wade Technical Director: Chuck Padula Dialect Coach: Jordan Gullikson Production Stage Manager: Jules Calnan Assistant Stage Manager: John Hughes * Actor appears courtesy of Actors Equity Association |
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The Pitmen Painters
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written by Lee Hall
inspired by a book by William Feaver directed by Cristina Alicea playing April 15-May 3, 2020 Wednesdays-Saturdays at 7:30pm Sunday Matinees at 2pm 
Tickets start at $33 for adults and $29.70 for students/AARP members.
Purchase tickets by phone, weekdays
Please call 802-862-1497 during regular business hours (M-F, 10am-5pm). To purchase single tickets by phone after hours please call 866-811-4111. There is a $3.50 per ticket convenience fee to purchase tickets over the phone. Buy tickets at our admin office, in advance of the show
Please come to our administrative office during regular business hours (M-F, 10am-5pm). Our office is located at 110 Main Street Burlington, VT 05401. We're on the ground floor by the elevator. There is no convenience fee to purchase tickets in person. Buy tickets at the theatre, the day of the show
Please go directly to the theatre, located at 60 Lake Street, 3rd floor, Burlington, VT 05401. The onsite Box Office opens an hour prior to showtime. All performances take place at Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center Black Box Theatre 60 Lake Street, 3rd Floor Burlington, VT 05401 Learn more about nearby parking and restaurants. Based on the triumphant story of a group of British miners who discover a new way to express themselves and unexpectedly become art-world sensations. An arresting and witty salute to the power of individual expression and the collective spirit, The Pitmen Painters takes you on an unforgettable journey from the depths of the mine to the heights of fame.
The Pitmen Painters is appropriate for ages 12 & up. Running Time: 90 minutes with no intermission. Cast Ben Ash as George Michael Demyan as Oliver Clarise Fearn as Susan Susan Palmer as Helen Tyler Rackliffe as Jimmy Scott Renzoni* as Harry Henry Sheeran as Young Lad / Ben Ryan Tramont* as Lyon Production Team Scenic Designer: Jeff Modereger Lighting Designer: Alan Hefferon Costume Designer: Cora Fauser Sound & Projections Designer: Jess Wilson Props Master: Sue Wade Technical Director: Chuck Padula Dialect Coach: Jordan Gullikson Production Stage Manager: Jules Calnan Assistant Stage Manager: John Hughes * Actor appears courtesy of Actors Equity Association |
"…a feel-good—make that a feel-great—hit…inspirational…heartbreakingly funny…the art discussions between the technically naive painters and their tutor are so intellectually engaging and such rollicking good fun. Who should make art? What makes art? What does art make of its maker? Who owns art? And how much should art cost, anyway? The conversation that comes out when these guys sit down and try to figure it all out is an art in itself." —Variety "…heartfelt, moving and deeply politicized…endlessly fascinating to anyone with an interest in the role of the arts in education, or the intersection between folk art and establishment art…created with love." —Chicago Tribune "Written partly in response to cuts in arts endowments and education, [the play] belongs to a fine old British tradition of establishment-challenging theater. And there's no denying that Mr. Hall makes a valiant case for art as a fruitful stimulant to sleepy minds…excitingly ambiguous, in-the-moment theater, as rich and intriguing as Art (as we are told here) is meant to be." —NY Times |
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