48-Hour One-Act Festival
A small series of one-act plays, written, rehearsed, and performed within one singular weekend.
Urinetown, the Musical
Queer Artists & Players is so excited for our largest production yet!
Tickets aren’t available quite yet, but in the mean time, please consider donating to help us bring the show to life!
Q-Sketch 2026: silly goose, inc.
Queer, silly, and honking with talent... Q-Sketch is back and sillier than ever!
Qabaret 2026: Constellations
Queer, celestial, and bursting with talent... Qabaret "with a Q" returns with astrology, tarot, and LGBTQ+ stars onstage!
The Tempest
In this Shakes-Queer reimagination, the island becomes a realm of love, collaboration, chosen family, and LGBTQ+ freedom.
Q-Sketch Showcase
From campy chaos to diva-level punchlines, this afternoon showcase of comedy is packed with sketches that are silly, satirical, and unapologetically queer.
48-Hour One-Act Festival
A small series of one-act plays, written, rehearsed, and performed within one singular weekend.
QABARET 2025
Qabaret "with a Q" is Back for a Queer Spectacular of Dance, Dazzle, and Delight!
The Rude Mechanicals Showcase
Don’t miss out on this unique, queer take on classic Shakespeare. BYO Blanket + Snacks and enjoy selected scenes from the bard, made gayer! 🌈🎉
QABARET 2023
This show is an entrancing showcase of LGBTQIA+ community talent all about self-exploration and finding your queer AF self: it's complicated, y'all!
Much Ado About Nothing
Return to Camp Messina, a summer theater camp for talented youngsters, with one thing on their mind. Miscommunications, hormones, hookups, and teenage treachery ensue!
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This cult classic is a musical about two people writing a musical about two people writing a musical. The QTP's revised and revamped edition lovingly updates the script and songs for a contemporary audience, stripping it of the probematic trappings of the mid 2000s in which it was orignally written.
Twelfth Night
This genderqueer reimagination lives in a world where the gag isn’t a gender flip flop, but having to hide your true self in a cutthroat corporate world. See this classic retold through a queer lens on gender, desire, and self-expression.
