OVERPRINT written & directed by Madison’s very own Jan Levine Thal
Meredith is a widow who works a thankless job in the sinking publishing industry to support her two kids in college and her mother with dementia. The boss just hired a rainmaker who is likely to lay her off. Is the new guy attractive? Yes, dammit. Is this a comedy? Of course! It also features dancers, crime, and ugly flowers.
Cast: Arko Bakshi, Colleen Murphy, James Rowe, Bryan Royston, Heidi Weitz, Sarah Whelan, Sara Wojtak. Dancers: Laura Athas, Cynthia Bachhuber, Nicole Klaus, Pepper Williams
Choreographer: Heidi Hakseth
PERFORMANCES
Friday, March 1, 7:30PM
Saturday, March 2, 7:30PM
Sunday, March 3, 2PM MATINEE
Thursday, March 7, 7:30PM
Friday, March 8, 7:30PM
Saturday, March 9, 7:30PM
Sunday, March 10, 2PM MATINEE
Thursday, March 14, 7:30PM
Friday, March 15, 7:30PM
Saturday, March 16, 2PM MATINEE
OVERPRINT rehearsal photo courtesy of Steve Noll

The Moors
By Jen Silverman, Directed by Amy C. May Two sisters and a dog live on the bleak English moors, dreaming of love and power in the 19th century
Cancelled for this season due to Covid-19.

Expecting Isabel
By Lisa Loomer, directed by Jeanne Leep . Cancelled after 4 performances due to Covid-19.
Rotted Roots
A staged reading of a new play by Kaia Kalise, directed by Isabella Anastasia Leigh.

Straight White Men
A staged reading of a new play by Kaia Kalise, directed by Isabella Anastasia Leigh.
Fake Mom
A comedy about a New York couple trying to have a baby—by any means necessary. A tour through the fertility trade, the adoption industry and their own families uncover the emotional rollercoaster that can come with trying to make a miracle.
Written and directed by Jan Levine Thal. Supported by a grant from the Madison Arts Commission.
Evjue Stage, March 6-21, 2020 (Auditions in December)
“Insightful, hilarious dialogue.”
– Times Square Chronicles
Shiny Things
A staged reading of a new play by Kaia Kalise, directed by Isabella Anastasia Leigh.
Trouble in Mind
A staged reading of a new play by Kaia Kalise, directed by Isabella Anastasia Leigh.

Ballads, Blues, Burlesque, and Opera
Dark Nights of The Owl presents Ballads, Blues, Burlesque, and Opera
An evening with Tom Kastle & Friends (more announced each week) from the varied genres in which he works, to benefit KRASS The Kathy Rasmussen Women’s Theatre who writes…
“During the run of our shows, even when the players are taking their well-deserved days off, you can still be entertained on the Bartell stage. We offer these for your entertainment. More events may be added.”
Donations welcome.
Mythical Creatures
A staged reading of a new play by Kaia Kalise, directed by Isabella Anastasia Leigh.
Let Them Eat Cake
A staged reading of a new play by Kaia Kalise, directed by Isabella Anastasia Leigh.
Body Awareness
A staged reading of a new play by Kaia Kalise, directed by Isabella Anastasia Leigh.
The Minneola Twins
A staged reading of a new play by Kaia Kalise, directed by Isabella Anastasia Leigh.
The Melancholy Play
by Sarah Ruhl, directed by Emily Morrison Weeks, won a Bartie for best trailer
Rumors of Truth
by Marcia Jablonski, directed by Sarah Whelan. Nominated for two Barties.
A Sky Painted Brown
by By Naomi Bielefeldt, Nancy Craig, Clarice LaFayette, Donnovan Moen, Emily Morrison-Weeks, Gail Sterkel, and Jan Levine Thal. Directed by Naomi Bielefeldt. This was the only play we did with a male contributor to the script.
House of Yes
by Wendy MacLeod, directed by Jan Levine Thal. Jenny Maahs won Best Actress Bartie; Ron Collins and Patricia Micetic won awards for lighting and video.
Crimes of the Heart
by Beth Henley, directed by Suzan Kurry. Simone LaPierre won Best Actress Bartell Theatre Award (Bartie).
Ten Thousand Moons from Here
by Kathleen Allison Johnson and Gail Sterkel, directed by Jan Levine Thal.
Rubbery with Violets, or, If You Can See This, Thank Your Optician
by Siobhán Edge, directed by Jan Levine Thal
Women and Their Callings
eleven short plays directed by Betty Diamond, Joan Brooks, and R. Elena Tabachnick.
The Smart Women Project
nine original short plays, directed by Deanna Reed.
Turning the Heel by Amy White
The Report is Longer Than… by Karen Milstein
The Magician by Elena Hartwell
Punctuated Equilibrium by Kathleen Allison Johnson
Turtle Beach by Aoise Stratford
Send the Dummy by Gail Sterkel
Johnny Five by Andrea Varda
Prelude to Gaza by Lynley Shimat Lys
Vivace- Ma Non Troppo by Betty Diamond
Positive Aging Theatre Presents The Fabulous Crone Show: The Lives and Loves of Elder Women
Various short plays directed by Jan Levine Thal