Bas BLEU THEATRE
To present outstanding theatre that fosters and inspires both audience and artist alike in an intimate salon setting
Celebrating
Bas Bleu's 34th Season!
Running
September 19th-27th 2026
ELIZABETH I: In Her Own Words by Carole Levin in collaboration with Sabin Epstein and Tamara Meneghini.
Directed by Sabin Epstein and featuring Tamara Meneghini as Elizabeth I.
A powerful, compelling, and intimate portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, drawn directly from her actual letters, speeches, and contemporary accounts, intertwined with passages from Shakespeare.
“A blazing tour de force performance, by its final scene we are deeply moved almost to tears. It’s not to be missed.” OnStage Colorado
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DANCING AT LUGHNASA by Brian Friel Directed by Steve Keim 11/13 - 12/6, Regarded as Friel’s masterpiece, beautiful and haunting. Michael Evans looks back at his 7-year-old self in the summer of 1936 and the lives of his mother and four aunts as they love each other, fight each other, yearn, survive, and…dance.
Winner of the Tony and Olivier Award for Best Play
“Dancing as if language no longer existed because words were no longer necessary…”
TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom
Directed by Nathaniel Quinn, 03/12 - 04/04, Based on Albom’s bestselling memoir. A simple visit with his former college professor, Morrie Schwartz, turns into a weekly pilgrimage and a last class on the meaning of life.
“Unforgettable! No matter how well you tell the story, the play makes it more vivid, more shattering, more humorous.” New York Magazine
THE ODD COUPLE by Neil Simon Directed by Steve Keim, 05/14 - 06/06 , The award winning comedy classic about a pair of mismatched roommates, the fastidious, neurotic Felix and the slovenly, carefree Oscar. A hilarious mix of poker, pigeons, and pot roast in 1960s Manhattan.
‘Wildly, irresistibly, incredibly, and continuously funny” The New York Times
DUET FOR ONE by Tom Kempinski Directed by John Hill 07/09 - 08/01, An immensely moving play, featuring Wendy Ishii as a brilliant concert violinist stricken with a devastating disease. Forced into therapy, she battles anger, loss, and the sudden end of a musical career that defined her.
The 35th Anniversary Production.
“As moving a piece of theatre as you could wish for or perhaps bear”
The Daily Mail
