Once a year, we open the doors and allow a peek at our rehearsal process. On August 6, you can enjoy that rare opportunity with director Zack Neiditch as he and our cast works on opening Abe Koogler’s play ‘Aspen Ideas.’ Additonally, you’ll get to hear from directors from our new season, learn a few insider tips about what to expect in 2025/26, and enjoy complimentary food and drinks!

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

Murder porn & voyeurism fill your dreary days and Netflix nights, and yet you still think you’re above it, don’t you? You’d never snap. You just like to watch, right? We bet you 60 minutes and 1 actor that you’re wrong. ANOTHER MEDEA by Aaron Mark explores the power of YOUR imagination. Suspenseful, scary, bold, and surprisingly funny. Oh. And bloody. That too. Directed by Jacob David Lang. Starring Lukas Schooler.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

Murder porn & voyeurism fill your dreary days and Netflix nights, and yet you still think you’re above it, don’t you? You’d never snap. You just like to watch, right? We bet you 60 minutes and 1 actor that you’re wrong. ANOTHER MEDEA by Aaron Mark explores the power of YOUR imagination. Suspenseful, scary, bold, and surprisingly funny. Oh. And bloody. That too. Directed by Jacob David Lang. Starring Lukas Schooler.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

“The cream rises to the top” in Rob and Anne’s version of America. Cocktail party banter morphs into something much bigger at the Aspen Ideas Festival where people go to change the world. At one such cocktail party, Rob and Anne meet Jay and Chris, a couple that simultaneously reminds them of their younger selves and also … unnerves them? This fast-paced, biting satire considers The Rich and The Famous and the people who long to mingle with them. Join us for this singular comedy from Abe Koogler, one of off-Broadway’s most distinct voices.

ENOUGH! Plays to End Gun Violence is a national program that utilizes theater and community engagement to confront the issue of gun violence. The central initiative is this Nationwide Reading, which features staged readings of six 10-minute plays written by teen writers addressing various facets of gun violence. ALT is thrilled to be a part of this movement that in previous years inlcuded 3,000 artists in 150 communities around the country. The Nationwide Reading aims to serve as a "rallying point," bringing together diverse community stakeholders, centering youth voices, and inspiring tangible action on gun violence prevention. It is presented as an "inciting incident" to galvanize audiences and foster enduring partnerships. Our readings are locally cast and will be presented live at Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre as well as virtually.