Tag Archives: Miami University Regionals Theatre

Miami University Regionals’ Theatre is both proud and ashamed to offer you a night of sketch and improv COMEDY.

2 OUT OF 5 AIN’T BAD
Featuring The Baloney Brigade

April 20, 21, 22 at 7:30pm

Studio 307 (307 Phelps Hall)
Miami University Hamilton campus
1601 University Blvd.
Hamilton, Ohio 45011

Free event, but seating is limited. Reserve your seats at:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2-out-of-5-aint-bad-featuring-the-baloney-brigade-tickets-490804368077

“We all need more MAYHEM, WACKINESS, and MIRTH. We CHOOSE to stare the human condition dead in the eye and then dare, yes!, we DARE to CHOOSE to REVEL in all the glory of our absurdities, hypocrisies, & inadequacies while we plod our way through this all-too-short journey we call LIFE” —Chuck Overburger, comedy god

LAUGH ON EARTH
Miami University Regionals Theatre
Oct. 20-22
Miami University Hamilton Studio 307

An evening of sketch and improv comedy.

• Thu-Sat, Oct. 20-22 at 7:30pm

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SISTERHOOD OF SURVHIVORS Play Reading
Miami University Regional Theatre
April 8-9
307 Phelps Hall [Hamilton]

By Jennie Hawley

A Miami Writes Special Event. In the late 1990s, six women deal with stigma, disclosure, and death at an HIV/AIDS agency. Meeting as a task force, they address issues affecting themselves and their families. Based on actual events.

Free admission, but space is limited, so reservations are required.

Go here for to reserve your seat: https://sisterhoodofsurvhivors.bpt.me

Fri-Sat, April 8-9 at 7:30pm

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Miami Writes Program for New Plays 2022

Friday, March 4, 2022 at 7:30pm

Studio 307 (307 Phelps Hall)
Miami University Hamilton campus

Free admission, but space is limited, so reservations are required.

Go here for to reserve your seat: https://miamiwrites22.bpt.me

About Miami Writes:
Miami Writes is a Miami University Hamilton Theatre program dedicated to the fostering and production of new plays by student and local playwrights. The program began in 2004. Past productions have included works by Brandon Berning (Miami Hamilton student playwright whose Miami Writes-developed play, A Painted Life, won second place in the 36th annual Great Lakes Region Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in 2005), Ruth Britt, Danielle Ervin, Roberta Flackwood and Bridget Ossmann. Ms. Ossmann’s work, the musical, Teachers Left Behind received a full production by MUH Theatre in 2010 in Parrish Auditorium. The Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative awarded this play and Ms. Ossmann’s more recent one, Purple Paint (a drama about a Kentucky coal mining family) the honor of readings at The Aronoff Center in Cincinnati. Allyson West’s 2015 Miami Writes submission winner, Texican, is now an award-winning film. Facilitated by Bekka Eaton