2026-2027 THINKING CAP THEATRE SEASON PASS

Join Thinking Cap Theatre for a dynamic 4-Show Season! FOUR SHOW SEASON PASS Includes: * Single ticket to all four shows of the season * Save $5 on companion tickets to main stage shows * 1 Beverage of choice at each main stage show * Save 10% on tickets to all other TCT programming THREE SHOW FLEX PASS Includes: * Single ticket to three shows of your choice from the season * Save $5 on companion tickets to main stage shows * 1 Beverage of choice at each main stage show * Save 10% on tickets to all other TCT programming WINK by Jen Silverman | May 15 - 26, 2026 HAMLET by William Shakespeare | November 6 - 21, 2026 MOLLY’S DREAM by Maria Irene Fornes | March 5 - 20, 2027 AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE by Henrik Ibsen | May 14 - 30, 2027 In WINK by Jen Silverman, a seemingly ordinary marriage spirals into delicious chaos after one very bad decision involving the family cat. What follows is a wickedly funny, wildly inventive, and fiercely unpredictable examination of love, power, and survival. Wink peels back the veneer of civility to reveal something far more profound about the human condition and the instincts we try to hide that refuse to stay buried. “There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” This bold reimagining of HAMLET by William Shakespeare transforms the classic into an immersive, visceral, and fiercely contemporary experience. Come bear witness to a world of surveillance and suspicion where minds unravel in the pursuit of justice. In MOLLY’S DREAM , a rarely staged gem by OffOff-Broadway pioneer Maria Irene Fornes, an unlucky-in-love waitress whips up a musical fantasy replete with Prince Charming, a spaghetti western cowboy, and Marlene Dietrich and Shirley Temple lookalikes. Featuring a new original score by HolaHi, this sexy, silly, surreal play will dazzle your senses and win your heart. What happens when truth collides with power, and who really pays the price for honesty? AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE by Henrik Ibsen centers on a doctor whose research reveals a community’s literal and figurative contamination, sparking outrage and betrayal. This bold, stunningly relevant drama exposes the clash between integrity, greed, and public opinion and calculates the cost of standing up for what’s right.