Admission
ON SALE APRIL 27
Tickets $5
Advance Purchase Required
Where & When
THURSDAY MAY 07 through
SATURDAY MAY 09
8PM
PIGOTT THEATER
Important Info
For safety reasons, we cannot accommodate late admission OR re-seating while the performance is in progress. Please plan on arriving with ample time to find parking, locate the theater, use the restroom, etc.
Filming Advisory
Any personal video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
Accessibility
Request disability accommodations and access info via Stanford’s online form. Requests should be made by May 1st.
Electronic Assisted Listening Devices will be available for pickup at Will Call for all performances.
Sponsors
This production is supported by the Pigott Fund for Drama and the May Ellen Ritter Production Fund.
About Moonchild
Written by K. Sid Zhang (‘25) and
TAPS Graduate Student Connor Lifson
Directed by Connor Lifson
How does one heal a world that is sick? From an ancient lighthouse in the desert to a raging inferno among the clouds, Moonchild tells the story of a young girl’s quest to rid a dark fantasy realm of its blight. Along the way, she and her fairy companion uncover an unsettling reality lurking beneath the magic. In this unique blend of visual metaphor, physical theater, and miniature puppetry, a live video camera onstage visually narrates the tale in real time, providing an intimate cinematic view of this small, but epic adventure through the impossible.
