A note from the Verge Team:

Welcome to Verge Theater and thank you for joining us in celebrating the creative minds of our community. An important part of the theater-making process is introducing an audience and hearing words come to life. Just by being here to witness these works of art, you are providing energy for these creatives to absorb and carry into the next stages of writing and producing.

Verge Theater is celebrating our 30th year of being Bozeman’s Community Theater! Each season, Verge produces thought-provoking, off-beat Mainstage productions. We also offer arts education to folks ages 7-107, providing Pay What You Wish scholarships to any student who asks. Our educational programming extends into schools, businesses, farmers markets, and into Gallatin County Detention Center for our neighbors experiencing incarceration.

As a non-profit, Verge relies on generous donations from our community to continue our mission of accessible theater and arts education. To support Verge, please visit vergetheater.com/donate to make your tax deductible donation today!

We would like to extend our gratitude to these incredible people and organizations for their support: The Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture, Seitel Lighting, Kyrie Dawson, Jaelyn Silvey, Kate Britton, Heidi Krutchkoff, Diana Pinto, Sean Hecock, Tessa Welsch, Jenna Ciralli, Bradford Rosenbloom, Alex Miller, Chris Sibr, Sara Farmer, Rebekah Patrick, Heather Buck, Ruth Eddy, and Lori Rosolowsky.

Verge’s New Works Fest is generously sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield.