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Liberation

WRITTEN BY

Bess Wohl

DIRECTED BY

Donna Bradby

WINNER - 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Drama WINNER - 2026 Tony Award for Best Play

Dates
November 6-22, 2026
Venue
The Arts Factory at West End Studios
run time
Approximately 2 hours, and one 15-minute intermission
content
This production contains mature language, discussions of sexism, racism, sexuality, reproductive rights, and family relationships, as well as non-sexual nudity. Recommended for ages 18+
About the Show
Liberation
It’s 1970. Somewhere in Ohio, six women meet on a basketball court to form a consciousness-raising women's liberation group, determined to shake up their lives and change the world. Fifty years later, one of their daughters tries to understand where things fell apart.

A provocative, wildly theatrical play that poses vital questions about friendship, legacy and the true meaning of liberation, investigating what we inherit, what we forget, and what we’re still fighting to understand.
What People Are Saying
Praise from previous productions
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Advance Purchase Online: $30 inclusive of all taxes and fees
Night of Show at the Door: $35 inclusive of all taxes and fees
Students and Educators: $20 inclusive of all taxes and fees
Volunteers: We welcome volunteers to help with ushering and concessions at each performance. Volunteers get to see the show for free. Please visit our Volunteer Registration page to sign up.

Discounted pricing available for groups of 10 or more, contact us at info@threebonetheatre.com to learn more

Individual Tickets and flex passes available now!
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This project is supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.

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Land Acknowledgement

 

Three Bone Theatre is based in Charlotte, NC. We acknowledge that we rehearse and perform on the traditional, ancestral, stolen territory of the Catawba Indian Nation, including the Catawba and Sugaree tribes. The Catawba Indians have lived on their ancestral lands along the banks of the Catawba River dating back at least 6,000 years. You can learn more about the Catawba Indian Nation at catawbaindian.net.

 

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Contact Us: 

info@threebonetheatre.com

(704) 559-9051

Charlotte, NC

 

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