Kitchen Dog presents “plays that challenge our moral and social consciences, invite our audiences to be provoked, challenged, and amazed.” Its recent productions have ranged from contemporary works including Noah Haidle’s Vigils, Allison Moore’s Slasher, and Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s boom to classics such as Chekhov’s The Seagull. Kitchen Dog also offers a New Works Festival. The theater’s name is taken from Samuel Beckett’sWaiting for Godot, in which the “kitchen dog” symbolizes the victim/participant in society’s seemingly endless cycle of ignorance and injustice.
Kitchen Dog Theater Information
- Public Transportation: Average
- Public Transportation: Good
- Handicapped Accessibility : Yes
- Performances/Programs: Performance schedule is generally Thursday–Saturday, as well as some Wednesdays and Sundays
- Ticket Prices: $15–$25, $10 to $15 for students, seniors, and KERA/ MAC/ARTSCARD/TCG/NNPN members
- Subscriptions: Five-Play season subscriptions are available for $100, Flex pass available for $125. Subscriber benefits include one free guest pass, 12 staged readings, free admission to opening-night cast parties, and free ticket exchanges.
