When we founded Pangea in 1996, it was to use our stage to fight for a better world. We continue that mission today, as we celebrate our 25th Anniversary. You make our mission possible with your financial support, and the time and passion you give to our theater.

When we founded Pangea in 1996, it was to use our stage to fight for a better world. We continue that mission today, as we celebrate our 25th Anniversary. You make our mission possible with your financial support, and the time and passion you give to our theater.

When we founded Pangea in 1996, it was to use our stage to fight for a better world. We continue that mission today, as we celebrate our 25th Anniversary. You make our mission possible with your financial support, and the time and passion you give to our theater.

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If you plant a small patch of milkweed and flowers and so do many other people, it creates a map of milkweed that can support the monarch butterfly. What are we planting and how does this create a human version of the Milkweed Map? Autobiography, storytelling, world building.This three week festival reflects a few of the deep relationships of Pangea. Come celebrate our 30th Year with these six artists and their new work.  Learn more at: https://www.pangeaworldtheater.org/on-stageSuzanne Victoria Cross & Adlyn Carreras*October 23-26Thursday & Friday @ 7:30 p.m., Saturday & Sunday @ 2:30 p.m.Miré Regulus & Ellen Marie HinchcliffeNovember 6-9Thursday & Friday @ 7:30 p.m., Saturday & Sunday @ 2:30 p.m.Harry Waters Jr. & Sir Curtis Kirby IIINovember 20-23Thursday & Friday @ 7:30 p.m., Saturday & Sunday @ 2:30 p.m.Online ticket sales close three hours before the performance.For festival passes (through September 30th) please visit, https://bit.ly/pwt-festivalpass.AccessibilityPangea World Theater is committed to making community events, productions, and space accessible to all. In order to uphold our value of inclusiveness, we strive to create a studio space that invites people of all abilities to engage with us safely and comfortably. We are currently housed in the Calhoun Building at 711 West Lake Street, with our studio, office, lounge, and green room located on the first floor. Restrooms on the lower level can be accessed by elevator and include larger stalls equipped with grab bars. All doors to our facilities adhere to the Americans with Disabilities Act standards of width, with a minimum clear opening of 32 inches. Please contact us with further questions. We encourage suggestions for how we can make our space more inviting and accessible. pangea@pangeaworldtheater.org

For 30 years Pangea World Theater has worked to shape the world we all strive to live in — a world where artists and critical thinkers of all backgrounds come together...