The Process Theatre

     Home of Plays in Process and the Most Exciting New Plays in Atlanta
     theprocesstheatreco@yahoo.com | (404) 245-4205

Join Our Email List
Email:


Donate To Us

Let your child experience the JOURNEY to ALPHABETICA
A delightful tale of a young student named Bobbie whose willingness and resistance to learn and to read inadvertently launches her on a magical and mystical journey into the Land of Alphabetica. Inside this land, she meets many characters, both friend and foe, who help her find her passion for reading and learning.

Welcome to The Process Theatre

The Process Theatre strives to educate, enlighten & enhance the community through new & established works.

UP NEXT...

This August, join us for the regional premiere of 
Mark Ravenhill's
SHOPPING AND F*$@ING

 

 

dot

 

It was a success...

Thanks to everyone who helped us with our 2010 fundraiser!  Four sold-out performances of "Designing Women LIVE" made us the hottest ticket around!

If you missed out, be sure to email us and let us know that you want us to bring it back! With enough requests, we may be willing to put the heels on one more time!

The "must-see" event of the weekend!  Listed as a "Best Bet" by the AJC and on NPR!

What kind of Fundraiser was this?
Our 2008 "Golden Girls" Fundraiser was so popular, that we are bringing the guys back...that's right, GUYS! Let the hilarity ensue as Dewayne Morgan, Joey Ellington, Johnny Drago, and Topher Payne bring to life your favorite Atlanta ladies. The Sugarbakers have never been so crazy!!

 

 

dot

We Won!

Process Theatre was recognized with FOUR Metropolitan Atanta Theatre Awards!

Congratulations to...
The cast and crew of Above the Fold and Don't Look At the Fat Lady for winning Best Play!

And to...
Topher Payne ~ Best Original Work, Above the Fold
Jo Howarth ~ Leading Actress in a Play, Don't Look At the Fat Lady
Dewayne Morgan ~ Leading Actor in a Play, Torchsong Trilogy

dot

Last on stage...

 

The World Premiere of

Christina Darling

By Topher Payne
Directed by DeWayne Morgan

Closes May 8th
Click here for tickets

PRESS:
ProjectQ Atlanta
GAVoice
EDGE Atlanta
Creative Loafing
David Magazine

Christina Darling tells the story of Christina Crawford, daughter of Joan Crawford and author of the infamous memoir "Mommie Dearest." Set on the eve of the release of the film version of her book, Christina suffers a stroke. Her grandmother arrives to help her cross over, but Christina rebels. If she's going to survive, she has to face her competing personal histories: the ones created by her mother, a movie studio, herself... and somewhere within, the truth of what actually happened.

Starring Atlanta favorites Barbara Cole Uterhardt as Christina, Kristin Kalabi as Young Joan, and playwright Topher Payne as Joan

Running April 16-May 8, 2010. Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm; Sundays at 5pm.
Tickets are $17-20, with a $3 discount for students&seniors.
For tickets call 404 245 4205 or click here


The Trials and Tribulations
of a Trailer Trash Housewife


The Process Theatre Company and OnStage Atlanta Theatre Company
Present a co-production of
The Trial and Tribulations
of a Trailer Trash Housewife

By Del Shores
Directed by DeWayne Morgan
TTTTH
Set in small town trailer-park Texas, this dramatic comedy explores the lives of Willadean Winkler, her abusive husband J.D., best-friend LaSonia (pronounced “Lasagna”), and trashy cocktail waitress Rayleen Hobbs. The play is scored around soul-soaring blues songs. A delicate blend of frightened humor and pain, it delves right into the heart of abuse. Explosive one-sided arguments erupt and build, until one disastrous night it all goes too far, and the lives of those in the trailer park are never the same.

 

Special Video Promo for the Southeastern Premiere of
Del Shores' The Trials and Tribulations of a Trailer Trash Housewife

 

See the Preview article in Southern Voice

Picked as Creative Loafing's Weekly See & Do

A feat of breathtaking audacity. - Critics Choice

...the audience is often reduced to tears and laughter within the same breath. - Daily Variety