24/25 SEASON
Theater Latté Da is ready to wow you with a regional premiere, classics reimagined, and more musical theater that is guaranteed to make your heart sing!
24/25 SEASON
SCOTLAND, PA Sep 18 - Oct 27
CINDERELLA Nov 20 - Jan 5
SCHOOL PICTURES Feb 5 - Mar 2
FUN HOME Apr 2 - May 4
PASSION Jun 4 - Jul 13
FLEXPacks and 3-Show Subscriptions available from $33 a show!
CINDERELLA
NOV 20, 2024 - JAN 5, 2025
This holiday show is guaranteed to be a ball for the whole family!
Spirited, savvy Ella defies her stepmother’s wishes and captures the heart of a charming prince on her quest to transform her life… and the world. Empowered by kindness and a fairy godmother, she both sparkles and sparks change in this beloved classic with some surprise twists! A cherished score, a fresh, modern script, and inventive staging magically combine in Artistic Director Justin Lucero’s Latté Da debut, reminding us that goodness and courage can lead to happily ever after.
SCHOOL PICTURES
Feb 5 - Mar 2, 2025
New York Magazine’s choice for Best Play of 2023, a “completely wonderful” musical portrait of modern school life is “as riveting as it [is] sweetly funny.”
Directed by Morgan Green, this “extraordinary meditation on teaching and learning” is told in musical snapshots of individual teenagers. Solo writer-performer Milo Cramer, a former tutor, offers charming and keen observations of ten NY students fighting to get into competitive schools. At its heart are questions about what’s really worth knowing and worth sacrificing in a system in which success seems so arbitrarily distributed.
JUSTIN LUCERO NAMED ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF THEATER LATTÉ DA
Justin Lucero joined TLD as its new Artistic Director in October 2023 and launches the first slate of programming under his leadership with the 24/25 season.
OUR COMMMITMENT TO BECOMING
A MORE IDEA FOCUSED ORGANIZATION
UPDATED AUGUST 2024
Theater Latté Da has been undergoing an organization-wide assessment to rebuild and reimagine our processes, plans and purpose with an anti-racist and IDEA focused lens. As a primarily white-led organization we know that we have benefited from a position of white privilege and must work more intentionally towards becoming a more anti-racist and inclusive organization. We affirm our resolve to actively create an anti-racist arts organization demonstrating our commitment through action.
"Broadening the American repertory.”
-Star Tribune
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