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On July 25th, Seed Art Share and The Women’s Theatre Festival will present The Many Adventures of Peter Rabbit by local playwright Dylan Bailey.  In this immersive play for families, audiences follow the action throughout Zoom  as originally staged in the  Well Fed Community Garden, while enjoying Beatrix Potter’s characters’ exploits of Mrs.Rabbit and her bunnies, including the famously wayward Peter. 

Creative Team

Dylan Bailey (Playwright, Costumes)

Eliana Breed (Flopsy)

Jordan Biggers (Artistic Production Manager, Props)

Amy Paquette (Mr. Bunny, Mrs. Tiggywinkle, Mr. MacGregor, Mrs. Tittlemouse)

Elias Paquette (Babbity Bumble)

AJ Heinz (Hopsy)

Leanne Norton Heinz (Mama Rabbit)

Trinity Mitchell (Topsy)

Phoebe Stubbs (Cottontail)

Dylan Bailey (Director)

Stella Wimberley (Mopsy)

Miana White (Peter Rabbit)

Summer is here and we are cooling off with CREATIVITY.  Check out these upcoming virtual programs for creative kids and teens!

As a diverse group of artists, we recognize that stories have the power to educate and help our community heal.  We also acknowledge the ugliness, inequity, and privilege some of those stories hold. Black lives - and their stories -  matter. Our work is far from done, but we recommit to tell the stories of those who too often are unheard. We commit to produce theatre and programs that bring joy, hope, and grace to our community.  We commit to being a safe space to be sad, angry, and confused. Thank you for allowing us to continue learning from, listening to, and sharing with one another.

Congratulations to Rachel Walker for winning the Women’s History category at the Tar Heel Jr. Historian convention. The NC Museum of History did a great job with the virtual awards ceremony and we look forward to being back at the museum spring! Since our History in Action performance was canceled for COVID 19,  our playwriting, acting, and design students are  creating a slideshow to represent their script and production process.   Check back to see the finished product!

Once our local theatres are back up and running, we will be back onsite with more coordinating  theatre workshops for students ages 4-11.  While parents are watching or performing productions,  Share the Show participants explore literature, history, science and geography-based theatre activities connected to the show.  Don't miss the chance for your kids to take part in these innovative  drama programs written and taught by some of the Triangle's most notable teaching artists!  

We will send you the groupme link for the show. That is how we stay connected and update each other. Since our plays happen outside, communication is vital!

With all this technology at our fingertips, this can still be a challenge at times. We like Slack for initial planning, Google Drive/Docs/Sheets for files, and groupme for in-show communication.  Always learning.

We're all passionate about art, stories, people, and feelings, not necessarily in that order. We want to be a people who communicate through our passions, and not over people.

Running a theatre is hard! We are always looking for donors and new, exciting projects!

We want to be known as a company that truly cares for one another, and that makes good plays. If we make good stuff, but no one wants to play anymore....that is the opposite of our mission. 

We want you to do your best and have fun. Do you want to stretch yourself? We can help. Do you have some talented friends who would love to join? Bring 'em on!