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Two days after Election Day, pull up a chair and eavesdrop on America's divide.It's August 2017, one week after Charlottesville. Four young conservatives stay up late in a Wyoming backyard after a party honoring their mentor. As the whiskey runs out and the night gets colder, they turn on each other and on what they believe.
Will Arbery's "Heroes of the Fourth Turning" was a 2020 Pulitzer Prize finalist and won the Obie, Lortel and New York Drama Critics' Circle awards. Critics on the left and the right both loved it: The New Yorker called it "subtly horrifying," and The American Conservative called it "breathtaking."
Our staging puts you an arm's length from the actors, as silent guests at the party.
PERFORMANCES
Thursday to Saturday at 7:30 PM, Nov. 5 to 21
Sunday matinees at 2 PM, Nov. 15 and 22
Pay-what-you-will industry night: Monday, Nov. 16 at 7:30 PM
Free Opening Night Gala after the Saturday, Nov. 7 show
TICKETS
Opening weekend (Nov. 5 to 7): $20, or $10 for students, veterans and seniors. $75 for the couch.
After opening weekend: $25, or $15 for students, veterans and seniors
The Couch: $99 for up to three people (one per performance)
Get tickets: springsensembletheatre.org/heroes
WHERE
The Fifty-Niner Speakeasy, 2409 W. Colorado Ave. in Old Colorado City. Enter through The Dice Guys game store and tell the clerk you're there for the show. Come early for food and drinks.
CONTENT ADVISORY
Contains transphobic and racist language, discussion of abortion and white supremacist violence, heavy drinking and smoking, strong language and loud noises, including simulated gunshots. Recommended for ages 16+.
Directed by Matt Radcliffe. Starring Jeremiah Walter, Rose Mitchell, Justin Rubenstein, Maia Rychlik and Julie Williamson.
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Event venue
The Fifty-Niner, 2409 Colorado Avenue,Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
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