BLUE EYES is a speculative science fiction play in the tradition of The Laramie Project, using documentary theatre to examine the aftermath of a startling discovery in a small Alaskan town. When a man kills a creature at the edge of his backyard, the world must grapple with the realization that it’s not quite human—but far too close for comfort. Through layered interviews, reenactments, and media coverage, the play explores how ordinary people respond to extraordinary events—blurring the lines between myth, science, and morality. It’s a haunting reflection on personhood, panic, and the fragility of consensus reality.
Tickets are Pay What You Can. You can add a donation to this order, donate at the door, or attend for free.
Sunday, August 10th at 11:30am
BLUE EYES is a speculative science fiction play in the tradition of The Laramie Project, using documentary theatre to examine the aftermath of a startling discovery in a small Alaskan town. When a man kills a creature at the edge of his backyard, the world must grapple with the realization that it’s not quite human—but far too close for comfort. Through layered interviews, reenactments, and media coverage, the play explores how ordinary people respond to extraordinary events—blurring the lines between myth, science, and morality. It’s a haunting reflection on personhood, panic, and the fragility of consensus reality.
Tickets are Pay What You Can. You can add a donation to this order, donate at the door, or attend for free.
Sunday, August 10th at 11:30am
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