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"I believe having something to look forward to makes life so much sweeter."

— Unknown

It has been awhile since we saw you! Have no fear, we have been hard at work ensuring that Honest Pint has the best season possible!


At Honest Pint Theatre Company, we believe theatre has the power to gather people, ignite conversation, challenge assumptions, and create real connection.


That belief is guiding everything we’re building right now.


We’re excited to share that we have secured the rights to three extraordinary plays and are actively working to produce them in the next 12 to 18 months, depending on venue availability, scheduling, and partnership opportunities.


We’re also exploring the possibility of bringing a hugely successful Off-Broadway immersive production to the Triangle — a show Broadway World called “the best immersive and experimental shows that NYC has to offer!”


In other words: there is a lot in the hopper at Honest Pint — and we could not be more excited about what’s ahead.


What's Brewing?

THE SHARK IS BROKEN

by Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon


Just when you thought is was safe to go back in the water!


The first summer blockbuster is being filmed… but from inside the chaos, no one can tell they’re making history.


Set behind the scenes of the troubled Jaws shoot, The Shark Is Broken is a sharp, funny, and unexpectedly moving comedy about clashing egos, mechanical disasters, big personalities, and the strange alchemy of art under pressure. As Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, and Roy Scheider wait on a boat while the shark repeatedly fails, they argue, drink, reflect, and stumble toward a kind of unlikely fellowship.


This is a hilarious, actor-driven, show that is cinematic in scope but intimate in feel, and packed with wit, tension, and heart.

GRAND CONCOURSE

by Heidi Schreck


A Bronx soup kitchen. A woman losing her sense of purpose. A volunteer whose earnestness and instability threaten to upend everything.


With humor, compassion, and piercing honesty, Grand Concourse explores faith, service, burnout, forgiveness, and the fragile ways we try to care for one another. It’s the kind of play that sneaks up on you — funny one moment, devastating the next.


The show is intimate, humane, searching, and beautifully written.

SEARED

by Theresa Rebeck


A brilliant chef creates a dish so extraordinary it could save the restaurant. There’s just one problem: he refuses to make it again.


Seared is a fast, funny, razor-sharp play about ambition, ego, artistry, survival, and the collision between creative integrity and commercial reality. Set in the high-pressure world of a restaurant kitchen, it’s a play with serious heat.

But wait...there's MORE!

We’re also in conversations about bringing a wildly inventive Off-Broadway hit to the Triangle...one that feels especially well matched to the Honest Pint spirit.


Broadway World called “the best immersive and experimental shows that NYC has to offer!" The Huffington post called is “An absolute must-see!”



This acclaimed theatrical experience blends music, comedy, history, science, and cocktails into something immersive, surprising, and unlike anything else in our current lineup. It’s smart, playful, and built around the kind of communal experience we love: people gathering together, raising a glass, and sharing in something unforgettable.


In other words, it feels a little bit like it was made for us.


We aren’t ready to announce the title just yet, but we can say this: if it comes together, it would be a bold, joyful, one-of-a-kind event for Triangle audiences.

What we need right now

Help Us Find the Right Space


We have the rights.


We have the vision.


Now we need the partnerships, spaces, and community support to bring these productions fully to life.


If you can help us find a venue, connect with a sponsor, or make a donation, now is the time. We are in active conversations with venues across the Trianlge, but...


We are actively looking for:


  • theatre venues

  • flexible performance spaces

  • nontraditional or site-specific spaces

  • community partners with venue connections

  • sponsors or supporters who want to help make this work possible


If you know of a space in the Triangle that might be a fit for intimate, high-quality theatre, we would love to hear from you.


What can you do?

  • Share a Lead

    • Know a venue, partner organization, business, or supporter who may be interested in helping? Make an introduction.

  • Spread the Word

    • Forward this newsletter to someone who believes in bold local theatre and might want to get involved.

  • Support the Work

    • Your donations help us lay the groundwork for productions, partnerships, artist support, and the practical steps required to get these shows on their feet.

  • Stay Connected

    • Open our emails, follow our updates, and help us build momentum as we move from planning to production.

Thank You for Believing in the Work

We are proud of what Honest Pint has built, and even more excited about where we’re headed.


These are the kinds of stories we want to bring to our community: sharp, surprising, human, and alive. With your help, we can make them happen.



We will see you VERY soon!


Thank you for standing with us, cheering us on, and helping us imagine what comes next.


Drink Deep!

David and Susannah

 
 
 

“You wanted money, so I made money. What must I be forgiven? You wanted money, didn’t you?”


― Arthur Miller, All My Sons


Curtiss P-40 Warhawks undergo assembly in Buffalo, New York (March 1941).
Curtiss P-40 Warhawks undergo assembly in Buffalo, New York (March 1941).

Profit over lives: the true story behind All My Sons


In the early 1940s, Ohio’s Wright Aeronautical Corporation together with U.S. Army inspection officers, knowingly approved defective aircraft cylinder heads for P-40 fighter planes. The parts cracked in flight. Twenty-one young pilots never came home.


For most Americans, the story was just a headline, gone the next day. But Arthur Miller couldn’t look away. He saw in it not merely a scandal, but a profound moral crisis: what happens when contracts matter more than human lives, when silence shields power instead of protecting people?


For Miller, theatre wasn’t a place for comfort. It was a place for reckoning. Out of that conviction, All My Sons was born. It is a play that dares to ask hard questions: What is the cost of silence? Where does responsibility end? And what happens to us all when one man chooses to look the other way?


All My Sons doesn’t let us look away. It asks us, gently but firmly, to consider what responsibility means and how far it extends beyond our own homes.


Join us next month, for a story that reveals the cost of chasing the American Dream at any price.


📅 Dates to Remember 📅

October 30 – November 8


📍Location📍

The Studio at Theatre Raleigh Arts Center

3027 Barrow Dr, Raleigh, NC 27616

(Down Barrow drive past the main Theatre Raleigh space)



🔥 Know Before You Go 🔥

🎭 This production is intimate, emotional, and intense.

⚡ Tickets are limited and selling fast

🅿️ Free Parking

⚠️🪑 No late seating

🍺 Arrive early to avoid stress and enjoy a drink in the lobby!



🎟️ CLICK HERE TO SECURE YOUR TICKETS 🎟️



 
 
 

“Once and for all you can know there’s a universe of people outside, and you’re responsible to it.”


― Arthur Miller, All My Sons


Hello, dear friends!


We are thrilled to announce the cast of ALL MY SONS! This remarkable ensemble of actors will soon come together to take on Arthur Miller’s unforgettable story of family, truth, and the cost of the American Dream. Join us this fall to experience theatre that will move, challenge, and stay with you long after the curtain falls.


Susannah Hough as Kate Keller
Susannah Hough as Kate Keller
David Henderson as Joe Keller
David Henderson as Joe Keller
Nathan Hamilton as Chris Keller
Nathan Hamilton as Chris Keller
Alexandra Finazzo as     Ann Deever
Alexandra Finazzo as Ann Deever
John Jimmerson as 	Jim Bayliss
John Jimmerson as Jim Bayliss
Bonnie Webster as 		Sue Bayliss
Bonnie Webster as Sue Bayliss
Jon Parker Douglas as		George Deever
Jon Parker Douglas as George Deever
Alyssa Krasovich as 		Lydia
Alyssa Krasovich as Lydia

Adam Twiss							Director
Adam Twiss Director
Renee Wimberley						Assistant Director
Renee Wimberley Assistant Director

✨ Production Details

📍 The Studio at Theatre Raleigh Arts Center

3027 Barrow Dr, Raleigh, NC 27616

📅 October 30 – November 8


CLICK HERE TO SECURE YOUR TICKETS


We can’t wait to see you at the theatre. Come thirsty for truth.


Drink Deep!


A look back at ANNAPURNA

Ten years ago, Honest Pint Theatre Company brought Sharr White’s Annapurna to the Triangle, staging it at North Raleigh Arts & Creative Theatre with direction by Dana Marks and a two-hander performance by Co-Artistic Directors David Henderson (Ulysses) and Susannah Hough (Emma). The late-August / early-September 2015 production earned glowing notices for its nuance and emotional heft.


Critics praised the staging’s clarity and power—one review singled out the production’s “power and grace,” calling it “among the best plays we’ve ever seen… acting at its finest.”


The show went on to win Set Design, Acting, and Best Drama at the inaugural Triangle Theatre Awards, marking a milestone moment for our young company and setting the bar for the work to come.


As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of Annapurna, we’re grateful for the artists and audiences who helped launch Honest Pint into a full professional stride.


 
 
 

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