RTTC Presents: Trust In Tandem

A double-header of one-act plays

August 21 & 22 at 7:30pm

The Actors Theatre Workshop

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Featured Plays

What’s Left

Written by Sarah Lenza
Directed by Julia Grullon

It's Seattle—after the end of the world. Everyone is gone. Except Robyn, a broken hearted electrician and survivalist. And Clara, a spiritual influencer who, tbh, is not surviving. The two decide to stick together, but their different perspectives on what survival means, and costs, threaten to separate them.

How Do People Get Anywhere Good?

Written by Elliott B. Culpepper
Directed by Marie Finch-Koinuma

The bank of the river. Anytime. Always. Frog swims, Scorpion stings — and yet, they keep trying to cross, despite everything they know about their natures. How Do People Get Anywhere Good? is a modern(-ish), mythical rom-com about relationships, trust, and the terrifying reality that to love means to be vulnerable. It asks why relationships work, why they don’t, and what it actually takes—against all precedent—to make it to the other side.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Frequently Asked Questions

  • A double-header in theatre is where two shows are performed back-to-back. In our case, this means showcasing plays with two different playwrights, directors, casts, sets, etc.

  • For both show dates, the house will open at 7:15pm with a 7:30pm start. The total runtime is 2 hours, including a 10-minute intermission.

  • We cannot guarantee latecomers seating during intermission, nor will we hold the house for folks only coming for the second play. To that end, we highly recommend arriving in time to see both shows.

  • Concessions and non-alcoholic drinks will be served before the show and during the intermission. They are permitted in the lobby area, but not inside the theater.