Taproot Theatre’s newest production is an adaptation of the musical “Big Fish” playing tonight (Wednesday) through Aug. 13, at 204 N. 85th St.
Every man wants to be a hero to his own son. Edward’s never been much of a dad, but as fantasy wages war with reality his tall tales of mermaids and giants may make his son a better man. Let yourself be reeled in by this adventurous and romantic musical based on the beloved novel and award-winning film.
Tyler Todd Kimmel and Chris Ensweiler in “Big Fish.” Photo by John Ulman.
Post-play discussions by Taproot staff and cast members are after every Wednesday performance (excluding July 6) and after the midweek matinee at 2 p.m. on July 12.
Pay-What-You-Can performance is at 7:30 p.m. on July 13, with a limited number of $10 tickets available at noon in person or by phone. Beginning at 5 p.m. on PWYC day, tickets are name-your-own-price, in-person only, limit four tickets per person. Seating for PWYC performances is general admission with no reserved seating. If you have accessible seating needs, call the Box Office at 206.781.9707.
Seniors and students always receive a $5 discount off regularly priced tickets (except for previews or specially priced performances). Midweek matinee tickets are $20.
