Community Calendar

Othello is a cautionary tale about the dangers of jealousy, manipulation, and deception. The play's themes include the destructive power of unchecked jealousy and the importance of questioning the motives of others.
Fri Jun 6, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 7, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 8, 2:00pm; Fri Jun 13, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 14, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 15, 2:00pm
Tickets: Free; premium seating available at $40

Othello is a cautionary tale about the dangers of jealousy, manipulation, and deception. The play's themes include the destructive power of unchecked jealousy and the importance of questioning the motives of others.
Fri Jun 6, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 7, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 8, 2:00pm; Fri Jun 13, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 14, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 15, 2:00pm
Tickets: Free; premium seating available at $40

Othello is a cautionary tale about the dangers of jealousy, manipulation, and deception. The play's themes include the destructive power of unchecked jealousy and the importance of questioning the motives of others.
Fri Jun 6, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 7, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 8, 2:00pm; Fri Jun 13, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 14, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 15, 2:00pm
Tickets: Free; premium seating available at $40

Othello is a cautionary tale about the dangers of jealousy, manipulation, and deception. The play's themes include the destructive power of unchecked jealousy and the importance of questioning the motives of others.
Fri Jun 6, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 7, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 8, 2:00pm; Fri Jun 13, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 14, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 15, 2:00pm
Tickets: Free; premium seating available at $40

Othello is a cautionary tale about the dangers of jealousy, manipulation, and deception. The play's themes include the destructive power of unchecked jealousy and the importance of questioning the motives of others.
Fri Jun 6, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 7, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 8, 2:00pm; Fri Jun 13, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 14, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 15, 2:00pm
Tickets: Free; premium seating available at $40

Othello is a cautionary tale about the dangers of jealousy, manipulation, and deception. The play's themes include the destructive power of unchecked jealousy and the importance of questioning the motives of others.
Fri Jun 6, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 7, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 8, 2:00pm; Fri Jun 13, 5:30pm; Sat Jun 14, 5:30pm; Sun Jun 15, 2:00pm
Tickets: Free; premium seating available at $40

The death and final days of Edgar Allan Poe remain one of literature’s great unsolved mysteries. This “macabre cabaret” uses music, movement, projections, and shadow play that leads an audience through the darkened catacombs of Poe’s last nightmare, encountering many of his most infamous creations as he draws ever closer to the Red Room.

The Shylock Project is a group of multi-disciplinary artists from central New York, who have performed original works at festivals in Montreal, Toronto,

New York City, Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and (this summer!) in Edinburgh. They return to Auburn Public Theater after a several-year absence, having previously presented Kafka's Metamorphosis: The Musical! In 2018 Kafka's metamorphosis: The Musical and Orson Welles/Shylock played sold-out houses and were nominated for "Best English Language Production.

"Edgar in the Red Room" makes its Auburn Public Theater debut featuring performances by actors Carly Nicolai, Aidan McKenna, and Patrick Burke, and by dancer and choreographer Maya Dwyer. Ori Inal projections are designed by Lindsey Voorhees with costumes by Kylee Galarneau. The text and music are written by Matt Chiotin and Greg Giovanini, based upon the works of Poe.

The death and final days of Edgar Allan Poe remain one of literature’s great unsolved mysteries. This “macabre cabaret” uses music, movement, projections, and shadow play that leads an audience through the darkened catacombs of Poe’s last nightmare, encountering many of his most infamous creations as he draws ever closer to the Red Room.

The Shylock Project is a group of multi-disciplinary artists from central New York, who have performed original works at festivals in Montreal, Toronto,

New York City, Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and (this summer!) in Edinburgh. They return to Auburn Public Theater after a several-year absence, having previously presented Kafka's Metamorphosis: The Musical! In 2018 Kafka's metamorphosis: The Musical and Orson Welles/Shylock played sold-out houses and were nominated for "Best English Language Production.

"Edgar in the Red Room" makes its Auburn Public Theater debut featuring performances by actors Carly Nicolai, Aidan McKenna, and Patrick Burke, and by dancer and choreographer Maya Dwyer. Ori Inal projections are designed by Lindsey Voorhees with costumes by Kylee Galarneau. The text and music are written by Matt Chiotin and Greg Giovanini, based upon the works of Poe.

The death and final days of Edgar Allan Poe remain one of literature’s great unsolved mysteries. This “macabre cabaret” uses music, movement, projections, and shadow play that leads an audience through the darkened catacombs of Poe’s last nightmare, encountering many of his most infamous creations as he draws ever closer to the Red Room.

The Shylock Project is a group of multi-disciplinary artists from central New York, who have performed original works at festivals in Montreal, Toronto,

New York City, Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and (this summer!) in Edinburgh. They return to Auburn Public Theater after a several-year absence, having previously presented Kafka's Metamorphosis: The Musical! In 2018 Kafka's metamorphosis: The Musical and Orson Welles/Shylock played sold-out houses and were nominated for "Best English Language Production.

"Edgar in the Red Room" makes its Auburn Public Theater debut featuring performances by actors Carly Nicolai, Aidan McKenna, and Patrick Burke, and by dancer and choreographer Maya Dwyer. Ori Inal projections are designed by Lindsey Voorhees with costumes by Kylee Galarneau. The text and music are written by Matt Chiotin and Greg Giovanini, based upon the works of Poe.

Twelfth Night is a comedy about the mistaken identities, love, and complications of the nobles of Illyria
Fri Aug 1, 5:30pm; Sat Aug 2, 5:30pm; Sun Aug 3, 2:00pm; Fri Aug 8, 5:30pm; Sat Aug 9, 5:30pm; Sun Aug 10, 2:00pm
Tickets: Free; premium seating available at $40