Sally K. Series
The "Sally K" serves as a home for student-directed titles, new works, our spring dance concert, improv shows, and much more.
The Sally K. Albrecht Studio Theatre is located inside the Tiedtke Theatre and Dance Centre. There is no cost for admission to the programs listed on this page. Seating is first come, first served; reservations are available to mainstage season subscribers.
For more information, contact boxoffice@rollins.edu or call (407) 646-2145.
Trap
Written by Stephen Gregg
Directed by Rileigh Erickson '26
Friday, October 24 at 7:30pm
Saturday, October 25 at 2pm
Saturday, October 25 at 7:30pm
Sunday, October 26 at 4pm
Every person in a theater falls unconscious鈥xcept one. This gripping documentary-style thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Content and Sensory Advisory: This production has loud and jarring noises, such as screams, moments of complete darkness, and lighting effects such as strobing and flashing lights throughout the show. The show is in the horror genre, with references to suicide, murder, and drowning, and the depiction of institutionalization.
The New Playwrights Series
Produced in partnership with the Department of English, the New Playwrights Series is a festival of readings. We鈥檒l present new works written by current Rollins students.
- Cold Turkey by Gabriella Farrell
Thursday, February 26 at 7:30pm
Directed by Riley Parinello
Summary: A Southern family鈥檚 Thanksgiving crashes as grief, control, and body image collide in a house that鈥檚 trying too hard to stay perfect. Centered around matriarchal relationships, the play is a hilariously grim look at what happens when love, trauma, and traditions all sit down at the same table.
Content advisory: Cold Turkey contains mature language, discussion of death and grief, and harmful, derogatory, or discriminatory language surrounding body image and race.
- Eden鈥檚 Opening by David Correa Rodriguez
Friday, February 27 at 7:30pm
Directed by Rom谩n Izquierdo
Summary: Humanity is found, even in what isn't human. An android finds her purpose shining a light in what has been left in the dark.
Content advisory: Eden鈥檚 Opening contains violence.
- Two Sons by Conner Chaumley
Saturday, February 28 at 2pm
Directed by Breyonna Crawford
Summary:聽A serio-comedic story about family that focuses on two sons, Sam and Brandon. Their relationship is put to the test when competing for their father's approval. To what lengths would you go to make your parent happy?
Content advisory: Two Sons contains mature language and a strained parent/child relationship.
- Trailer Trash by Makalynn Prince
Saturday, February 28 at 7:30pm
Directed by Brilee Gold (Casting Director Yasmine Hudson)
Summary: Set in a trailer park, Trailer Trash is a tragicomedy about Faith, an almost-twenty-year-old woman who is clawing her way out of the trailer she鈥檚 suffocating in and juggling her relationships 鈥� all with payday just out of reach.
Content advisory: Trailer Trash contains mature language and conversation surrounding drugs.
- Ransom Deliverer by Dakota Darnell
Sunday, March 1 at 4pm
Directed by Carlos Rangel Bejarano
Summary: A queer religious fiction. Reverends Peter and Joseph find themselves responsible for solving a plague that their town suspects turns the sick to vampires, while struggling to uncover answers given by a mysterious supernatural messenger.
Content advisory: Ransom Deliverer contains discussion of death, transphobia, misogyny, and religious abuse.聽The play contains depictions of graphic violence, blood, substance abuse, mental illness and hallucinations.
Belonging
Spring Dance Concert
Directed by Robin Gerchman and CoCo Loupe
Friday, April 3 at 7:30pm
Saturday, April 4 at 4pm
In an age where we float in and out of digital communities, what does it mean to belong 鈥� in the flesh, in the moment, in 鈥渞eal life鈥�?
Rollins Improv Players
Currently in its 21st year on campus, Rollins Improv Players (RIP) is an improvisational theatre troupe performing signature shows.
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