INNOVATIVE
THEATRE IN
UNEXPECTED
PLACES
GreenHouse Theatre Project is a Missouri-based, woman-owned and -operated, site-specific arts company. From original work to classics daringly reimagined, we aim for fresh storytelling that leaves you invigorated, empowered, and begging for more.
NEXT UP
GreenHouse Theatre Project, in collaboration with Blue Bell Farm, presents
LITTLE WOMEN
by Louisa May Alcott, adapted by Elizabeth Braaten Palmieri
GreenHouse Theatre Project invites you back to the majestic Blue Bell Farm for this beloved classic written by Louisa May Alcott and newly adapted by Artistic Director Elizabeth Braaten Palmieri. Bring the family, enjoy a cup of hot cider, and feel the warmth of the holiday spirit.
Featuring:
Jenna Soltis, Kaitlyn Smith, Lauren Peck, Layla Friend, Will Morris, Cheryl Black, Clifton Satterfield, Jason Stanley, and Elizabeth Braaten Palmieri.
December 16, 17, 18, & 19 @ 7:30
December 19 & 20 @ 4pm
Blue Bell Farm (3030 MO-240, Fayette, MO)
Tickets: Adult: $24 | Student/Member: $18
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:
Blue Blue Farm, Veterans United Foundation, MPIX, Columbia Office of Cultural Affairs, The Mother Farm, and Shelter Insurance.
*Run Time: 75 minutes
*Doors open 30 minutes prior to curtain so come early, get a cup of cider, and sit by the cozy fire in the barn!
MEMBERSHIP
GreenHouse would be nothing without our members — our people. The Columbia, MO community and friends across the globe (thanks, Zoom!) have cultivated a strong, artistic family around our work. You sustain us, and we couldn’t be more grateful.
Cultivator
$100+
Join GTP at the cultivator level, and we’ll give you a shout out at the top of every show. Because we love ya.
Roots
$500+
Join at the roots level, and you’ll receive a shoutout at the top of every show as well as one pair of season tickets.
Sponsor
$1,000+
Bold, imaginative, risk-taking theatre would not be possible if not for the businesses around town who support us financially, culinarily, and with venues where we can let loose. Sponsor a season to add your logo to our posters, in addition to the benefits of the previous levels. For more info, e-mail us.
COMPANY
Elizabeth Braaten Palmieri
Elizabeth Braaten Palmieri is a director, actor, writer, arts facilitator and arts collaborator based in Columbia, Missouri. She is Co-Founder and Artistic Director of GreenHouse Theatre Project. Her work focuses on physical theatre in site-specific spaces, devising new projects, adapting and reviving classic work and collaborating with artists in all mediums to create visceral, innovative performances.
Her work has taken her across the globe from her home base in Missouri with the True/False Film Festival to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland and beyond. She travels internationally teaching masterclasses for the Physical Actor.
She has written and developed several original plays and adaptations, including Dark Creation- The Mary Shelley Project with Emily Adams and her sister company, GreenHouse UK in England. She holds a degree in Theatre from St. Olaf College.
Emily Adams
Emily studied Theatre and English Literature at the University of Wales before touring nationally across the UK. She has since worked with numerous theatre companies as both actor and director including Riding Lights (York), Chickenshed (London) The Contact Theatre (Manchester) and Claybody Theatre (Stoke-On-Trent).
In 2010, Emily moved to the US where she performed with the St Louis Shakespeare Company and Independent Actors before co-founding site-specific theatre company, GreenHouse Theatre Project. During this time, Emily performed, directed and wrote for the company including performances of The Three Sisters, Macbeth, Tartuffe, Romeo and Juliet and an original version of The Nutcracker.
Emily has now moved back to her home country in the UK where GreenHouse Theatre Project UK are the current artist's in residence for the award winning, New Vic Theatre. Greehouse UK produced their first site-specific production Dark Side of the Moon (The Mary Shelley Project) in a disused Chapel to sell out audiences and have just secured successful Arts Council Funding for their next production, 'Good Night Out' in an empty Victorian Town Hall.