The Laramie Project

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After Matthew Shepard’s murder in 1998, members of the Tectonic Theater Project in New York City traveled to Laramie, Wyoming, to interview residents about how the attack on Matt had affected the town. These transcripts were transformed into the play The Laramie Project, which tells the stories of real people who lived at the epicenter of one of the nation’s most heinous anti-gay hate crimes.

The Laramie Project is one of the most frequently performed plays in America, with its messaging evermore important in the world we find ourselves today. Each year, the Matthew Shepard Foundation supports dozens of productions of The Laramie Project nationwide, fostering conversations about the play, the reality of hate, and how communities can work together toward greater understanding and compassion. Join us this weekend to be part of the conversation.

100% of ticket proceeds are donated to the Matthew Shepard Foundation.

More information, including content warnings and venue details, can be found below.

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WE ARE SOLD OUT. Thank you.

The waitlist opens at 6:30pm at the door.

After Matthew Shepard’s murder in 1998, members of the Tectonic Theater Project in New York City traveled to Laramie, Wyoming, to interview residents about how the attack on Matt had affected the town. These transcripts were transformed into the play The Laramie Project, which tells the stories of real people who lived at the epicenter of one of the nation’s most heinous anti-gay hate crimes.

The Laramie Project is one of the most frequently performed plays in America, with its messaging evermore important in the world we find ourselves today. Each year, the Matthew Shepard Foundation supports dozens of productions of The Laramie Project nationwide, fostering conversations about the play, the reality of hate, and how communities can work together toward greater understanding and compassion. Join us this weekend to be part of the conversation.

100% of ticket proceeds are donated to the Matthew Shepard Foundation.

More information, including content warnings and venue details, can be found below.

Play Details

Created by

Written by Moisés Kaufman and members of the Tectonic Theater Project
Directed by Daniel Lopez
Produced by Michael Karezin & Kelly Mou
Stage Managed by Caitlin Porter
Scenic & Props Design by Hannah Montaño
Costume & Hair Design by Ecco Crockett
Lighting Design by Michael Karezin
Sound Design by Greyson Cascardo
Assistant Directed by Saule Conde & Basil McLaughlin

Venue

Wilde House
2410 Warring St, Berkeley, CA 94704

Est. Run Time

2 hours, 30 mins. Two 10-minute intermissions.

Performance Dates

December 4th – 6th, 2025

Content Warning

The Laramie Project features strong language (including homophobic slurs) and descriptions of homophobia, violence, and death.

Performance Schedule

Day	Matinee	Evening
Thursday, December 4	–	8:00 pm (Preview)
Friday, December 5	–	7:00 pm (Opening)
Saturday, December 6	–	7:00 pm (Closing)

Note: Thursday’s 8:00 pm performance is a preview, an early public showing during which elements of the production may still be adjusted.

The Cast

Tanya Bhakhri

she/her · Ensemble

Max Bessire

he/him · Ensemble

Grace Coe

she/her · Ensemble

Sophia Lee

she/her · Ensemble

Kathie Li

she/her · Ensemble

Tatum Meyer

they/them, any · Ensemble

Silas Nichols

he/him · Ensemble

Filipa Nikolova

Ensemble

Alexandra Perez

Ensemble

Diego Staben

Ensemble

Accessible Performances

For blind, low-vision, and other disabled audience members, we’re happy to discuss potential accommodations; before purchasing tickets, please email untitledtheater@gmail.com so we can talk about how we may be able to support your visit.

The Laramie Project

Play Details

Performance Schedule

The Cast

Accessible Performances

Untitled Theater Company