WE WELCOME
ALL Races. ALL Religion. ALL Countries of Origin.
ALL Sexual Orientations. ALL Genders. ALL Abilities
WE STAND WITH YOU.
YOU ARE SAFE HERE.
Honest Pint is participating in Giving Tuesday this week and we are humbly asking for your help.
The support of patrons and friends allows us to continue our mission of creating Theatre for Thirsty Minds and encouraging audiences to Drink Deep.
You can donate by clicking on the button below! Every little bit helps!
"if it's the hard stuff you're after, honest pint has Plenty to pour."
-Indy week
"Superb, dynamic, and sharp characterizations make this the one play you should see
this month.”
Alan R. Hall, CVNC, ANNAPURNA
"A wonderful, emotional journey, perfectly executed
in every aspect.”
Audience Interviews,
THE ABSOLUTE BRIGHTNESS
OF LEONARD PELKEY
"Honest Pint Theatre’s SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS is meditative, cathartic, and flawless."
Beltline to Broadway
"This was one of those performances that was greater than the sum of its parts, and we left the theater in awe of those who have worked tirelessly to make it so. This is what theatre is all about, and you owe it to yourself
to see this show!"
Alan R. Hall, CVNC
THE HERD
Who We Are
Our hearts go out to the victims of racial inequality and social injustice wherever they may be.
The roots of these issues and atrocities are deep in our nation’s DNA, from past to present.
We are thinking about how the lives of BIPOC individuals have long been affected by systemic oppression. On top of that, police brutality rages on and white supremacists continue their disgusting and hateful actions.
Deep-seated racial bias is causing pain, fear, despair, outrage and frustration for so many people.
To change this, to build the future we want and deserve, it is imperative for ALL OF US to act, and demand action from our elected officials and public servants. To secure and protect our basic human rights we must exercise our most basic constitutional rights as Americans.
We must commit to listening to and learning from our BIPOC friends. We have a lot to learn and miles to go,
but we are willing.
And please, when the time comes, VOTE.
Vote for Justice
Vote for Equality
Vote for Your Future
Vote for Your Life
Black lives matter. They have always mattered