CANCELED – The Laramie Project

*This production has been canceled.

In October 1998, Matthew Shepard, age 21, was brutally beaten and left to die on the plains outside Laramie, Wyoming. Because he was gay. Over the next year, Moisés Kaufman and a team of writers and actors from Tectonic took six trips to Laramie, where they interviewed citizens of the town – some unconnected with the tragedy, and some intimately involved. Using Moment Work, the company created The Laramie Project, a stunning theatrical examination of the immediate reactions of Matt Shepard’s community to the murder and to the underlying bigotry and hatred that enabled it. The Laramie Project has since been seen by over 30 million people around the world.

Showtime Schedule:

Friday, May 29: 7pm
Saturday, May 30: 7pm
Friday, June 5: 7pm
Saturday, June 6: 7pm
Sunday, June 7: 2pm

Rated PG13 – Contains mature language and graphic violent content and is not suitable for children. Drama. Directed by: Chad-Alan Carr

This production is an official event of Gettysburg Pride.