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By Lane Michael Stanley
A fast, silly, and sweet queer sex farce with a heart of gold and a drawer full of sex toys. When Anna hosts Kelly for a tense dinner, total chaos erupts as an endless parade of eccentric visitors crashes the night.
Directed by Mollie Murk
Through the transformational power of theatre, Pandora Productions inspires human connection, creates space for community, and celebrates those who identify as LGBTQIA+.
Since first taking the stage in 1995, Pandora has been an artistic home and safe space for thousands of queer artists and countless LGBTQIA+ individuals to experience stories that reflect our love, our history, and our humanity. In the face of adversity, we value inclusivity, joy, resistance, and above all, hope.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Pandora Productions, performing at the Henry Clay Theatre, acknowledges that we are situ-
ated on the traditional land of the Adena, Hopewell, Miami, Osage, Shawnee and Cherokee
East people. We respect their enduring presence and historical stewardship of these lands.
Our Vision
Profound relatedness and belonging by and for our diverse human community.
Our Mission
Pandora Productions celebrates the transformational power of theatre and with curiosity,
courage and conviction, we will:
Entertain, engage and inspire our audience, the Kentucky/Indiana region and the
greater human community with bold, cutting edge theatrical events giving voice to
the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning experience;
Explore artistic expressions of the commonality and diversity of human experience
within the spectrum of sexuality and gender identity;
Examine our shared connections and responsibilities as a society, building community
by exposing the beauty and dignity of all people and
Enliven and ignite the unfailing hope and triumph of the human spirit.
Get Involved
Head to our contact form to reach out about opportunities for volunteering, more information, sponsorship, or donations.
Current Season
2026-2027 Season
Various Dates
Pandora's upcoming season features character-driven stories that explore what it means to be one's true self while living on the fringes of society. This stylistically diverse offering of plays and musicals promises lies and laughs, song and dance, plenty of love, heat, and - let's be honest - a surprising number of men wearing makeup. Join us for a season of change, both on and off the stage.
Please use the "purchase tickets" link below to access our Google Form, read all of the details about our upcoming production of The Wild Party, and sign up for an audition slot.
"Tell your story at the next Queer to Tell! Click the "Purchase Tickets" link below to get more info and fill out the submission form. Submissions are open until February 1st, and the performance will be on March 15th. This show's theme is After Sappho! We believe in an expansive, rather than rigid, definition of sapphic for this show. If you know yourself/your story to be sapphic, it is welcome and encouraged here -- whether you identify as lesbian, bisexual, queer, trans, masc, or any other diverse identity falling within the sapphic spectrum. These stories can range from coming out, to your "ring of keys" moment, to love stories, to moments of gender euphoria, to the meeting of a mentor, to finding your chosen family. Submit here!"