The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas

December 2, 2022 – January 29, 2023

Previews: December 2, 2022-December 10, 2022
Regular Run: December 12, 2022 – January 29, 2023
Thursday-Saturdays at 7:30pm, Sundays at 6:00pm
Run time: 2 hours, 30 minutes including one 15-minute intermission

Book by Larry L. King and Peter Masterson
Music and Lyrics by Carol Hall
Based on a story by Larry L. King

Production team: Scenic designer Manuel Ortiz (he/him), lighting designer Josiah Croegaert (he/him), costume designer Gregory Graham (he/him), properties designer Lonnae Hickman (she/her), and sound designer Stefanie Senior (she/her). The production team also includes production manager Molly Smith (they/them), stage manager Michelle Levinson (she/they), assistant director Lillian Castillo (she/her), assistant choreographer/swing J Alan (J/she), technical director Carl Herzog (he/him), audio engineer Isaac Mandel (he/him) and scenic painter Cassie Gant (she/her).

Featuring: Anne Sheridan Smith (she/they) as the owner of the chicken ranch, Miss Mona, with Cynthia F. Carter (she/her) as Miss Jewel and Marc Prince (he/him) as Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd. The talented company includes Teddy Gales (he/him), David Blakeman (he/they), Chamaya Moody (she/her), Michaela Shapiro (they/them), Halle Bins (she/her), Kaitlin Feely (she/her), Laura Quiñones (she/her), Quinn Simmons (they/them), Brandon Acosta (he/him), Michael Penick (he/him), Bruce Holtman (he/him) and standby Miss Mona Khaki Pixley (she/her).

“It’s the most fun you can have with your clothes on…”

(Broadway World)

“The ensemble is strong and are asked to take on many roles, both male and female. They do so with great ability and energy.”

(Al Bresloff, Around the Town)

“…The ensemble of actors, switching roles from Chicken Farm employees to hypocritical city officials, engages us completely in their antics. Best of all, they perform their superbly choreographed dancing totally in step with each other. As a chorus, they deliver too.”

(Cissy Lacks, Evanston RoundTable)

Nominated for 7 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, this bawdy-but-wholesome crowd-pleaser skewers pretension, celebrates life and touches the heartstrings.