The Roommate
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by Jen Silverman
directed by Cristina Alicea playing March 6-24, 2019 Wednesdays-Saturdays at 7:30pm Saturday & Sunday Matinees at 2pm Tickets start at $33 for adults and $29.70 for students/AARP members. To purchase single tickets via phone during regular business hours (M-F, 10am-5pm) please call 802-862-1497. To purchase single tickets after hours please call 866-811-4111. For questions, or ticket exchanges, please call 802-862-1497. BUY A SUBSCRIPTION
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Choose between the 3-Show subscription packages below, which include tickets to A Doll's House Part 2, The Roommate, and The Legend of Georgia McBride.
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Choose between the 3-Show Sunday Matinee Subscriptions below: BUY SINGLE TICKETS
To purchase single tickets, select the play you would like to attend below: A Doll's House, Part 2 playing January 23-February 10, 2019 The Roommate playing March 6-24, 2019 The Legend of Georgia McBride playing April 17-May 5, 2019 The Bake Off playing June 11-16, 2019 With a recent divorce and her son living across the country, 50-something Sharon posts a listing to fill the empty space of her Iowa home. But she quickly learns that her new roommate Robyn, a vegan from the Bronx, couldn’t be further from the ladies in her book club. When Sharon begins to uncover Robyn’s secrets, she taps into a deep-seated desire to abandon her comfort zone and live a life of danger and adventure. Soon Sharon discovers that turning over a new leaf can have unintended consequences in this wicked comedy that puts The Odd Couple and Breaking Bad in a blender.
The Roommate is appropriate for ages 17 & up. Adult language and themes. Running Time: 90 minutes with no intermission. Cast Karen Lefkoe as Sharon Kathyrn Blume as Robyn Production Team Scenic Designer | Technical Director: Chuck Padula Lighting Designer: Alan Hefferon Costume Designer: Cora Fauser Sound Designer: Martha Goode Props Master: Sue Wade Production Stage Manager: Amy Stetson Assistant Director | ASM: Danielle Sessler Subscribe and save on the cost of tickets. You can also save $7 on tickets to The Bake Off when you add them to your subscription. |
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The Roommate
All performances take place at: Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center Black Box Theatre 60 Lake Street, 3rd Floor Burlington, VT 05401 The Lobby, Box Office, and Bar opens an hour prior to showtime. The performance space doors will open a half hour prior to showtime. All performances are General Admission seating. Learn more about nearby parking and restaurants. Tickets start at $33 for adults and $29.70 for students/AARP members.
To purchase single tickets via phone during regular business hours (M-F, 10am-5pm) please call 802-862-1497. To purchase single tickets after hours please call 866-811-4111. For questions, or ticket exchanges, please call 802-862-1497. BUY A SUBSCRIPTION
3-SHOW SUBSCRIPTION
Choose between the 3-Show subscription packages below, which include tickets to A Doll's House Part 2, The Roommate, and The Legend of Georgia McBride.
FLEXIPASS FOR FREEDOM
Choose between the 3-Show Flexipass options below: WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
Choose between the 3-Show Wednesday Subscription options below: THURSDAY NIGHTS
Choose between the 3-Show Thursday Subscription options below: FRIDAY NIGHTS
Choose between the 3-Show Friday Subscription options below: SATURDAY MATINEES
Choose between the 3-Show Saturday Matinee Subscriptions below: SATURDAY NIGHTS
Choose between the 3-Show Saturday Night Subscriptions below: SUNDAY MATINEES
Choose between the 3-Show Sunday Matinee Subscriptions below: BUY SINGLE TICKETS
To purchase single tickets, select the play you would like to attend below: A Doll's House, Part 2 playing January 23-February 10, 2019 The Roommate playing March 6-24, 2019 The Legend of Georgia McBride playing April 17-May 5, 2019 The Bake Off playing June 11-16, 2019 With a recent divorce and her son living across the country, 50-something Sharon posts a listing to fill the empty space of her Iowa home. But she quickly learns that her new roommate Robyn, a vegan from the Bronx, couldn’t be further from the ladies in her book club. When Sharon begins to uncover Robyn’s secrets, she taps into a deep-seated desire to abandon her comfort zone and live a life of danger and adventure. Soon Sharon discovers that turning over a new leaf can have unintended consequences in this wicked comedy that puts The Odd Couple and Breaking Bad in a blender.
The Roommate is appropriate for ages 17 & up. Adult language and themes. Running Time: 90 minutes with no intermission. Cast Karen Lefkoe as Sharon Kathyrn Blume as Robyn Production Team Scenic Designer | Technical Director: Chuck Padula Lighting Designer: Alan Hefferon Costume Designer: Cora Fauser Sound Designer: Martha Goode Props Master: Sue Wade Production Stage Manager: Amy Stetson Assistant Director | ASM: Danielle Sessler Subscribe and save on the cost of tickets. You can also save $7 on tickets to The Bake Off when you add them to your subscription. |
"The beauty of Silverman's play is that while it features two women, it's really about anyone who finds themselves mired in whatever rut they have either chosen or feel they have stumbled into. …Silverman somehow manages to not only make the harrowing twist palpable, but to also elicit the viewer to pull for the character who, by any rational rubric, shouldn't be pulled for.” - O.C. Weekly "… Fresh, vital... Plays today don't often put mature women front and center or give voice to their concerns and disappointments. "The Roommate" does so to refreshing effect." - The Baltimore Sun "Slyly subversive… [a] keen intelligence… Silverman is an emerging talent to be reckoned with. Particularly impressive is her unsentimental insight into the risks of radical reinvention.” - LA Times |
