A gift certificate for 2 individual tickets to "Dead Guilty" or "Olive and the Bitter Herbs" on the Invisible Theatre main stage in the 2013-2014 season, their 43rd anniversary season.

Dead Guilty by Richard Harris

February 4 - 23, 2014

When a man dies of a heart attack at the wheel of his car, the woman at his side is not his wife but his lover. This mystery is a deliciously tense psychological study of guilt and obsession.

Olive and the Bitter Herbs by Charles Busch

April 15 - May 4, 2014

NY actress, Olive Fisher sees a ghost in her mirror, but that's the least of her problems. This is a mad-cap comedy about connecting to the people with us and those who have passed on.

The Invisible Theatre (IT) of Tucson,  a 501 C 3 organization, is dedicated to producing quality theatre and arts education experiences for all facets of the community in an intimate setting that showcases local professional talent and guest artists. IT takes its name from the invisible energy that flows between a performer and audience, creating the magic of theatre.  Started in 1971 as an arena for local playwrights , the theatre has expanded its programs to include adaptations of classics and recent Off-Broadway plays and musicals, while continuing to encourage new playwrights through both full productions and stage readings.

Under the leadership of Managing Artistic Director Susan Claassen, Associate Artistic Director James Blair, and Associate Producer Cathy Johnson, IT is strongly committed to community service and outreach programs. The company's current season includes a six play Main Stage season, many special events, Project Pastime – an educational theatre program for the mentally challenged including a video workbook and seminars that encourage community dialogue.

The Invisible Theatre, the recipient of the first Arizona Theatre Association Award for Best Producing Theatre Company, is a member of the Theatre Communications Group and has long enjoyed both local and national recognition for its strong leadership role in the arts community. Productions take place in an intimate 80-seat converted laundry building.  IT celebrates this season with an even greater commitment to professionalism, artistic excellence, accessibility, freedom of expression, diverse programming and creative challenge – thus making the Invisible Theatre a very visible force in Tucson's cultural community.

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