615 Hennepin Avenue City Center - Street Level Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403 Phone: 612-455-9501

Each certificate is redeemable for two tickets to attend Friday, June 1 2012, 7:30pm performance of Standing On Ceremony at New Century Theatre in Minneapolis City Center.

Reserved tickets will be held at WILL-CALL the night of the performance.  Please be sure to bring identification and the confirmation email when you pick up your two tickets. Tickets will be available for pickup at the theatre box office half- hour before the show.  Tickets are non-transferable to other performances.

Credit will not be issued for unused certificates or tickets.

Not valid with any other discounts/coupons.  No cash value.  No cash back. 

Hennepin Theatre Trust presents the new theatrical event Standing On Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays, running May 31–June 16, 2012 at the New Century Theatre. Showcasing funny, heartfelt “mini works” that celebrate the courage to be in a relationship–any relationship, Standing On Ceremony’s smart and witty vignettes were penned by playwrights whose credits include two Pulitzer Prizes, four Obies, one Emmy and three Tony nominations. Wendy Knox of Frank Theatre will direct a stellar cast of six Twin Cities actors including Laura Adams, Shawn Hamilton, Aimee K. Bryant, Jim Lichtscheidl, Mark Rhein and Shannon Custer. With this production, the Trust is working in cooperation with Minnesotans United for All Families, the official statewide campaign working to defeat the constitutional amendment that would exclude gays and lesbians from marriage in Minnesota.

The Plays of Standing on Ceremony are:
• Traditional Wedding by Mo Gaffney, a long-married lesbian couple reminisce about their wedding.
• White Marriage by Jeffrey Hatcher, a long-married couple take some old suspicions out of the closet when their son announces his pending nuptials.
• The Revision by Jordan Harrison, an amusing look at how two men might rewrite their vows to more accurately reflect the limited options available to a gay couple.
• This Flight Tonight by Wendy MacLeod asks if there is any hope for happiness when a lesbian marriage begins in Iowa.
• On Facebook by Doug Wright was adapted from an actual Facebook thread chronicling one long fight among friends on the subject of gay marriage.
• Strange Fruit by Neil LaBute is the story of two men in love whose plans to get married “the old-fashioned way” are stymied when reality rears its ugly head.
• The Gay Agenda by Paul Rudnick is a sadly hilarious plea for understanding by an Ohio homemaker and member of Focus on the Family.
• My Husband by Paul Rudnick puts a hilarious gay twist on the stereotype of the Jewish mother desperate to marry off her children.
• London Mosquitoes by Moisés Kaufman is a poignant story in which a widower tries to make sense of the loss of his longtime lover.
• Pablo and Andrew at the Altar of Words by José Rivera is a moving play about two men who use their marriage vows to “say the things we never really say.

Standing On Ceremony will have nine performances only, May 31-June 16.

615 Hennepin Avenue City Center - Street Level Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403 Phone: 612-455-9501

Each certificate is redeemable for two tickets to attend Saturday, June 2 2012, 8:00pm performance of Standing On Ceremony at New Century Theatre in Minneapolis City Center.

Reserved tickets will be held at WILL-CALL the night of the performance.  Please be sure to bring identification and the confirmation email when you pick up your two tickets. Tickets will be available for pickup at the theatre box office half- hour before the show.  Tickets are non-transferable to other performances.

Credit will not be issued for unused certificates or tickets.

Not valid with any other discounts/coupons.  No cash value.  No cash back. 

Hennepin Theatre Trust presents the new theatrical event Standing On Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays, running May 31–June 16, 2012 at the New Century Theatre. Showcasing funny, heartfelt “mini works” that celebrate the courage to be in a relationship–any relationship, Standing On Ceremony’s smart and witty vignettes were penned by playwrights whose credits include two Pulitzer Prizes, four Obies, one Emmy and three Tony nominations. Wendy Knox of Frank Theatre will direct a stellar cast of six Twin Cities actors including Laura Adams, Shawn Hamilton, Aimee K. Bryant, Jim Lichtscheidl, Mark Rhein and Shannon Custer. With this production, the Trust is working in cooperation with Minnesotans United for All Families, the official statewide campaign working to defeat the constitutional amendment that would exclude gays and lesbians from marriage in Minnesota.

The Plays of Standing on Ceremony are:
• Traditional Wedding by Mo Gaffney, a long-married lesbian couple reminisce about their wedding.
• White Marriage by Jeffrey Hatcher, a long-married couple take some old suspicions out of the closet when their son announces his pending nuptials.
• The Revision by Jordan Harrison, an amusing look at how two men might rewrite their vows to more accurately reflect the limited options available to a gay couple.
• This Flight Tonight by Wendy MacLeod asks if there is any hope for happiness when a lesbian marriage begins in Iowa.
• On Facebook by Doug Wright was adapted from an actual Facebook thread chronicling one long fight among friends on the subject of gay marriage.
• Strange Fruit by Neil LaBute is the story of two men in love whose plans to get married “the old-fashioned way” are stymied when reality rears its ugly head.
• The Gay Agenda by Paul Rudnick is a sadly hilarious plea for understanding by an Ohio homemaker and member of Focus on the Family.
• My Husband by Paul Rudnick puts a hilarious gay twist on the stereotype of the Jewish mother desperate to marry off her children.
• London Mosquitoes by Moisés Kaufman is a poignant story in which a widower tries to make sense of the loss of his longtime lover.
• Pablo and Andrew at the Altar of Words by José Rivera is a moving play about two men who use their marriage vows to “say the things we never really say.

Standing On Ceremony will have nine performances only, May 31-June 16.

615 Hennepin Avenue City Center - Street Level Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403 Phone: 612-455-9501

Each certificate is redeemable for two tickets to attend Thursday, May 31 2012, 7:30pm performance of Standing On Ceremony at New Century Theatre in Minneapolis City Center.

Reserved tickets will be held at WILL-CALL the night of the performance.  Please be sure to bring identification and the confirmation email when you pick up your two tickets. Tickets will be available for pickup at the theatre box office half- hour before the show.  Tickets are non-transferable to other performances.

Credit will not be issued for unused certificates or tickets.

Not valid with any other discounts/coupons.  No cash value.  No cash back. 

Hennepin Theatre Trust presents the new theatrical event Standing On Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays, running May 31–June 16, 2012 at the New Century Theatre. Showcasing funny, heartfelt “mini works” that celebrate the courage to be in a relationship–any relationship, Standing On Ceremony’s smart and witty vignettes were penned by playwrights whose credits include two Pulitzer Prizes, four Obies, one Emmy and three Tony nominations. Wendy Knox of Frank Theatre will direct a stellar cast of six Twin Cities actors including Laura Adams, Shawn Hamilton, Aimee K. Bryant, Jim Lichtscheidl, Mark Rhein and Shannon Custer. With this production, the Trust is working in cooperation with Minnesotans United for All Families, the official statewide campaign working to defeat the constitutional amendment that would exclude gays and lesbians from marriage in Minnesota.

The Plays of Standing on Ceremony are:
• Traditional Wedding by Mo Gaffney, a long-married lesbian couple reminisce about their wedding.
• White Marriage by Jeffrey Hatcher, a long-married couple take some old suspicions out of the closet when their son announces his pending nuptials.
• The Revision by Jordan Harrison, an amusing look at how two men might rewrite their vows to more accurately reflect the limited options available to a gay couple.
• This Flight Tonight by Wendy MacLeod asks if there is any hope for happiness when a lesbian marriage begins in Iowa.
• On Facebook by Doug Wright was adapted from an actual Facebook thread chronicling one long fight among friends on the subject of gay marriage.
• Strange Fruit by Neil LaBute is the story of two men in love whose plans to get married “the old-fashioned way” are stymied when reality rears its ugly head.
• The Gay Agenda by Paul Rudnick is a sadly hilarious plea for understanding by an Ohio homemaker and member of Focus on the Family.
• My Husband by Paul Rudnick puts a hilarious gay twist on the stereotype of the Jewish mother desperate to marry off her children.
• London Mosquitoes by Moisés Kaufman is a poignant story in which a widower tries to make sense of the loss of his longtime lover.
• Pablo and Andrew at the Altar of Words by José Rivera is a moving play about two men who use their marriage vows to “say the things we never really say.

Standing On Ceremony will have nine performances only, May 31-June 16.