The Sin of Self Love

Scenes from Shakespeare and Lope de Vega

Conceived and directed by Shelby Noelle Gist

What if Romeo and Juliet were in their 60s? What if the lovers in Midsummer Night's Dream were all queer women? What if Hamlet asked his famous question of "to be or not to be" in American Sign Language?

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In this moving and provocative production, we dare to ask "Who is love for?"

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"The Sin of Self Love" will be performed in Provo, venue TBA. 

We will post ticketing information here when available.

(Thank you for your patiences as we find a new home!)

Theatre Policies

  • No refunds or cancellations.

  • An Other Theater Company is not responsible for shows missed.

  • Lobby and box office open 1 hour prior to scheduled performances.  House opens 30 minutes prior to start of show.

  • Latecomers will be seated at house manager's discretion.

  • In the case of sold-out performances, any tickets which have not been claimed by the time of performance may be resold to other patrons on stand by. There will be no refunds in this case.

  • No children under 12 will be admitted to any show.

  • Individual shows may have different age restrictions. Please note any show-specific age restrictions.

  • No outside food or drink.

  • All seats are general admission.

  • Please refrain from any and all use of electronic devices during performances.

  • The use of cameras or recording devices during performances is prohibited.

  • The use of cameras before and after the show is greatly encouraged! Post and tag us on social media! 

An Other Theatre Company acknowledges that our theatre stands on the traditional lands of the Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute) nation. White settlers seized the land colonially known as Provo from the Ute People and other neighboring tribes through the unratified and unfulfilled Treaty of Spanish Fork in 1865, in exchange for basic needs and rights, under the direction of Brigham Young.

 

We also recognize the stolen lives of the enslaved Africans brought to Utah by early white settlers, and acknowledge that their subjugation and forced labor helped to establish the cities that exist in this area today.

 

We strive to de-colonize Utah theatre through careful season selection, casting choices, diversity in leadership and creative roles, and ongoing conversation and education.

An Other Theater Company

anothertheaterco@gmail.com

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