What the Constitution Means to Me, a play by Heidi Schreck, is back in LA this October for a limited engagement.
This Pulitzer Prize-finalist piece brings new life to the United States Constitution and asks us to question what, and who, we truly value.
When fifteen-year-old Heidi was growing up, she entered Constitutional debate competitions to earn money for college. Now, a grown woman trying to understand the implications of nationalism, government, and beliefs, Heidi brings back her teenage self to explore the profound relationship between four generations of women and to explore what the Constitution really means to her.
Directed by Kevin O'Rourke, Jr. and starring Genny Wilson as Heidi, this enlivening piece asks us all to question our foundational beliefs and assess just what we're willing to stand for.
Our Space
The Hobgoblin Playhouse is now at 6440 Santa Monica Blvd., sitting right at the heart of Theatre Row. Centrally located, the Hobgoblin is within walking distance from The Broadwater, 905 Cole, and The Hudson Theatres, and is less than a five-minute drive from The Madnani Theater and Javista Coffee Hollywood. They are managed by The StageCrafts team (the team behind studio/stage).
