Show Overview
by Lauren Gunderson
"Touching, timely, triumphant...heartwarming and hilarious – yet political, tough and thought-provoking." - Westerly Sun
Four bold n' bodacious women try not to lose their heads in this irreverent, rebellious, girl-powered comedy set during the French Revolution.
Amidst the Reign of Terror, four renegades—an assassin, a spy, a writer, and, of course, Marie Antoinette—hang out, plot murder, find friendship, and try to beat back extremist insanity in Paris.
Armed with sharp wit and even sharper knives, this comedy of liberté, égalité, and sororité considers how we actually go about changing the world.
It’s a true story. Or total fiction.
- “…a sassy, hold-on-to-your-seats theatrical adventure…” – Cincinnati Enquirer
- "...simply a brilliant script…” — CityBeat
- "…in this sparkling work, politics is very, very funny.” — Houston Chronicle.
- "a scintillating gem…By turns drolly funny and affectingly poignant, then doubles back to satirical farce, then ends by bringing into stark relief the social commentary that it has been nurturing all night.” —OnStage.com
It may be fiction, but it's not fake!
From the playwright who gave us 2018's Silent Sky.
The Revolutionists plays June 5–June 15, 2025 ~ 7:30pm Thu/Fri/Sat; 2pm Sun; plus 2pm Sat June 14.
Opening Night PreShow Party- Friday, June 6!
Join us on June 6, 2025 at 6:45pm in the LNT lobby for an exciting pre-show party to celebrate the opening night of The Revolutionists!
Enjoy luscious libations, a beautiful new art installation by Linda Hogan, mingling, and live BalFolk music with Susan Reid, Leeds Brewer, & Pam Bockes!
It's all part of your ticket for the evening!
Production Team
directed by Katie Genzer. 
scenic design: Mark Evancho
costume design: Cora Fauser
lighting & sound design: Charlotte Seelig
masks: Andrea Stander
production stage management: Angie Calfa
properties & set dressing assistance: Ann Harvey
social media intern: Caira Adams
featuring:
Brittney Malki, Abby Page, Stacia Richard
and Stoph Scheer
as Marianne Angelle (the spy), Olympe De Gouges (the playwright), Charlotte Corday (the assassin), and Marie Antoinette (the Queen).
Portrait of our cast - courtesy of John Lazenby, LazenbyPhoto
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Breaking News: Visual artist Linda Hogan will display a specially curated exhibit of her photography, inspired by The Revolutionists, in our Lobby Gallery for the duration of the run.
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Portrait of our cast - courtesy of John Lazenby, LazenbyPhoto