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theatre KAPOW develops ensemble productions of great dramatic literature to explore the human experience and inspire and challenge both artist and audience. tKAPOW places emphasis on the importance of rigorous formal training to develop an ensemble of skilled and dedicated theatre artists.
Now in its fifteenth season, tKAPOW has established a reputation for presenting important classic and new dramatic literature including productions by Henrik Ibsen, Sam Shepard, Sarah Ruhl, Tony Kushner, Lauren Gunderson, and Paula Vogel. In 2019, tKAPOW won the NH Theatre Award for Best Production of a Play for The Penelopiad by Margaret Atwood. tKAPOW has also won Best Production of a Play for Penelope by Enda Walsh (2014), Time Stands Still by Donald Margulies (2015), and Exit the King by Eugene Ionesco (2017). tKAPOW also devised and created new works of theatre such as Raining Aluminum and A Story that Cuts Like a Knife. In 2021, tKAPOW was honored with a Silver Lining Resilience Governor’s Arts Award for creative and innovative solutions offsetting challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.