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2015 Season Subscription

Unexpected Stage Company will feature two full productions in 2015: ROMEO AND JULIET: LOVE KNOWS NO AGE and the world premiere comedy TRISH TINKLER GETS SAVED.

All performances will take place at Randolph Road Theater in Wheaton. As a subscriber, choose from a variety of dates and prices, to suit your schedule. Pending availability, subscribers are also able to exchange tickets for alternate dates. (An upgrade fee may apply if exchanging into a higher-priced date.)

About ROMEO AND JULIET: LOVE KNOWS NO AGE

Unexpected Stage Company's production of Romeo and Juliet: Love Knows No Age is a re-imagining of Shakespeare's most famous play, in which the titular characters are in their 70s, with the Montagues and Capulets as their adult children. Set in an adult living community, this contemporary interpretation of a classic tragedy explores what happens when Romeo and Juliet fall passionately in love later in life.

About TRISH TINKLER GETS SAVED

This world premiere comedy by award-winning playwright Jacqueline Goldfinger is part of the Women's Voices Theater Festival.

Trish had a bad day. Scratch that. A bad week. Well, a bad month, maybe? A bad year, definitely. And last night she was kicked off a rock 'n' roll tour bus. And an hour ago she was kicked out of AA after admitting that she was only there to meet a wing-woman. And this very minute she is at the Eat 'n' Save Mini-Mart standing in aisle 7 with two bucks in her pocket. Then Jesus appears to her. Or maybe its just the second coming of Whitesnake. Whatever. A loving presence promises to give her the secret to getting everything that she wants in lifeafter it takes a call from Mom. So on her 40th birthday, Trish Tinkler camps out in aisle 7 of the Eat 'n' Save. And waits. And waits. And waits. Trish Tinkler Gets Saved is a new comedy about finding home in the most unexpected places.

*PLEASE NOTE: Trish Tinkler Gets Saved contains explicit language and mature themes. Most appropriate for ages 16 and up.*

The Women's Voices Theater Festival, which boasts participation from more than 50 theaters throughout the Nation's Capital region, is dedicated to featuring new work by female playwrights and highlighting the scope of plays being written by women.