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After all of our hard work this year on “Infinity,” Issue Box Theatre is thrilled to bring this poignant play to life next. In September, we will be performing this play by Jessica Blank and Eric Jensen, featuring the stories of 6 people who were released from death row. Get Tickets

Infinity Postcard Infinity by Rachel Daley will make it’s debut in Toledo. The play amplifies voices of those with unhoused experience. The updated play was originally presented in Boston in 2008. Seven interludes reflect the lived experience of the unhoused and service providers in Toledo. Daley credits Henry with the shows main theme. Henry used the infinity symbol to characterize

The Willard Suitcases Examines Mental Health History, Life With Music. As seen on Good Day on WTOL 11.

The Four Hundred & Nineteen powered by WGTE is a local public television program presented by WGTE. Kevin, Gretchen, and Matt welcome Rosie Best and Jonelle Massey to the show.

Issue Box Theatre celebrated a decade of innovative, socially engaged theatre with its Ms. Cast Cabaret performance, marking 10 years since the company’s founding. According to the Toledo City Paper, the cabaret brought together local artists in an evening of spirited performances — giving performers the chance to step into roles they’ve long dreamed of exploring. The anniversary event was

We’re thrilled to announce that Issue Box Theatre has been selected as a recipient of a grant from the Greater Toledo Community Foundation’s Arts & Culture Fund! This inaugural round of funding supports creative projects that invite neighbors to be co-creators and active participants in rich cultural experiences across northwest Ohio. This recognition and support will help us continue bringing

Issue Box Theatre’s commitment to theatre as a tool for dignity and social change was featured in The Toledo Blade, highlighting how the company’s Actorvists are bringing performance and storytelling into community spaces to uplift voices often marginalized in the arts. The article spotlights the theatre’s work partnering with local organizations to create storytelling opportunities for people living with mental