Theatrikos Theatre Co. — Classic American comedy Harvey opens Jan 26. Karen Carpenter Jan 31

A lovable and eccentric Pulitzer Prize winning classic American comedy about a perfect gentleman and his very strange best friend—a six foot tall invisible rabbit named Harvey. A charming, delightful and enchanting testimony towards the value of kindness over the importance of conventionality.

“Harvey is very enjoyable. The characters will make you laugh and cry, often at the same time,” says actor and stage manager John Winikka. “The play is set in at time where we always tend to think life was simple. But through the play, we realize that families always have had their complications, and learning acceptance is important.”

Harvey “is a warm, gentle and whimsical comedy. Fanciful farce,” says actor Suzanne Casale. It’ll also make you reflect on what’s important in life. “We now recognize more social and mental disorders resulting in suicide and manic behavior. This play is about a behavior that is weird and how society treats non-traditional and undefinable experiences. A modern audience might see a different way to normalize abnormal behavior.”

“You’ll like this show because there is honestly nothing else like it!” says actor Ashlyn Mundell.  It’s “a story about the timelessness of love and acceptance!”

Harvey runs January 26—February 11, 2024

Karen Carpenter: Starving for Perfection

Wednesday, January 31

7 pm

Weeknight Films at Theatrikos

In partnership with Sedona International Film Festival

Karen Carpenter: Starving for Perfection

She’d only just begun. Forty years after her death, this captivating, revealing, and unvarnished documentary provides astounding new insight into the singer’s tragically short life and enduring musical legacy.

She was the first in a long line of celebrities to suffer from an eating disorder during an era when the vastly misunderstood phenomenon brought shame and public humiliation.

For the first time, we hear Karen Carpenter’s personal struggle in her own voice through never-before-released recordings—and through the legendary voices of those who knew her and were inspired by her music.