This unique, black-box, sketch comedy revue takes inspiration from the uncompromising absurdity of Monty Python’s Flying Circus, The Carol Burnette Show, and Classic Saturday Night Live.
Directed by Rodney Smith (Full-Tilt Boogie at the Big Bang Diner, The Three Musketeers) and Jeff Catanese (Elf, Lies, Clue), with original material from a brilliant pack of zany minds, this show features an ensemble cast of accomplished and diverse stage actors. It's funny. (Just come see it.)
Written by: Barbie Angell, Jeff Catanese, Anne Dickens, Stewart Goldstein, and Rodney Smith
Featuring: Barbie Angell, Scott Cameron, Jeff Catanese, Sonia D’Andrea, Scott Fisher, Darren Marshall, Mikhale Sherrill, and Lisa Smith
It’s Funny! (Just come see it.) Friday, July 7 & Saturday, July 8 @ 7:30
Attic Salt Theatre Arts Space 2002 Riverside Drive Asheville, NC
Please note Attic Salt's current Covid policy, in effect until further notice: Although Attic Salt Theater Company currently has no requirements in place, we continue to recommend wearing of masks and being as prudent as you have to in order to stay safe and healthy.
Thank you for your continued patronage and PLEASE stay safe.
We Have Some Winners!
Here are the 2021 Rising Artists Playwriting Competition Winners! Hallmark by Emily Breeze Fat Muslim Girls by Ken Kaissar Zora and Zelda: The Harlem Renaissance Confronts The Great Gatsby by Chalmers
Staged readings of the winning plays from 2021 AND 2020 will be presented soon. Details coming soon.
Black Lives Matter
We at Attic Salt Theatre Company stand by the principles of and in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. As an organization, we value the talents and knowledge base of the POC actors, teachers and administrators that we’ve called colleagues and friends over the past two decades. We’re proud the decades of work we’ve done teaching students in communities of color, and the relationships we developed with The Partnership for Inner-City Schools over our many years working in New York City.
As we move forward in our current hometown of Asheville, a city still struggling with it’s racial identity and problems, we will continue to evaluate our programs and practices to ensure we our doing our best to be a thoughtful and equitable member of the Asheville theater community. We will continue to find ways to make the arts accessible to audiences, artists and educators of all colors, classes and gender identities.
Thank you to the North Carolina Arts Council and the AshevilleArts Council for granting us funds to keep us up and running as we recover from covid closure.
You Can Support the Work We Do
We run on tax-deductible donations from people like you! Thank you for your support that us to continue to bring theater to WNC.