Autumn Stages Presents Oedipus the King

MAC’s Autumn Stages Youth Acting Troupe Presents
Oedipus the King

Saturday, October 30 at 4:30pm
Indoors at the Anne Braitmayer Webb Theater at the Marion Art Center

*Please note the performance location has been moved from the bandstand to the MAC Theater*

Directed by Jacob Sherburne

Tickets: $10 Suggested Donation or Pay what you can!
Purchase tickets online through Saturday, October 30 at 2:00pm. Your email notification will serve as your ticket, or provide your name upon arrival. After 2:00pm on Saturday, October 30, tickets are available by CASH ONLY UPON ENTRY. 

Synopsis | Oedipus Rex
The people of Thebes are fighting a plague and have come to their king to save them from doom. The king promises his life to do so but soon discovers, with the help of the community, that he is the monster that is haunting his people. The story is told in a family-friendly, educational style by an ensemble of talented high school students, whose costumes and voices will start your Halloween weekend off with just the right amount of fright!

All indoor theater guests must be fully vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus or submit  proof of a negative test (PCR test within 72 hours or proctored/administered antigen test within 6 hours of attending a show) to enter the MAC Theater. No at-home tests will be accepted. Anyone unable to meet these requirements will not be allowed entry. Each guest must wear a mask that covers the mouth and nose at all times while inside the Marion Art Center. Ticket holders who cannot attend the indoor performance due to these requirements may request a refund.

Visit the web page for the Board of Health in Marion to find out more information about where to get a COVID-19 test.

Seating capacity for this indoor production will be limited to no more than 40 guests. There will be no cabaret tables set up for this production. Purchasing tickets in advance is strongly recommended.

Featured image of August performance by Midsummer Stages, photo by Morgan Beard of Sippican Week.