The Fog

Production Workshop presents THE FOG

The Fog is a Queer play about two people who come together at a time of need but soon find their relationship is unhealthy, and who are surrounded by The Fog, an embodied representation of the illusion of capitalism. The play is gritty, combining poetry and dance, and messing with tempo and repetition.

Written and Directed by Jesse Rusche '25

Assistant Directed by Eric Hadley '26 

Stage Managed by Grace Martin '26

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PERFORMANCES: 

Friday, December 6th @ 7pm 

Saturday, December 7th @ 2pm

Saturday, December 7th @ 7pm

Sunday, December 8th @ 2pm 

All performances will take place in the Downspace at TF Green Hall (7 Young Orchard Avenue). 

Please note the show runs about 30 minutes with no intermission. 

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Featuring: 

Nat Konowicz '28 — Delia

Naile Ozpolat '25 — Loren

Ani Delgado '27 — The Fog

Production Team: 

Lighting Design by Lizzy Steeves '25

Costume Design by Charlotte Knutsen '25

Sound Direction by Ari Cleveland '25

Choreography by Siji Soetan '25

Executive Produced by Navaiya Williams '25 and Thomas Ward '27

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Please click "Select different date" above to change the date you wish to see the show.

Tickets are free and a limited number will be available for attendees on a first-come first-served basis at the PW Box Office starting an hour before each performance, with a maximum of 2 tickets per person. Doors open 15 minutes prior to the performance. Virtual tickets are valid until doors open. Please arrive early.

Content Note: Please be advised that The Fog contains slow strobing lights, elements of stalking and being watched, a depiction of a panic attack, and themes of abandonment. Atmospheric fog is used during the performance.