Foster Cat Productions

Our Mission

To shine a light on lesser known works by great artists. We consider ourselves a museum of plays, unearthing hidden gems that audiences might never have seen. At the same time we are a punk rock theatre where we care less about spectacle and costuming, and while we certainly will look pretty if we need to, our main goal is to join audience and actors together in a discovery of plays that you never knew existed!

Currently Running

Absurdist Theatre: Picasso and others. Tickets: Click HERE! In this evening of absurdist theatre, we present a hardly-ever seen play by the artist Pablo Picasso, widely considered unstageable. Our theatre company has a brand new translation from the original French made for our very own production by Milena Karpukhina, a France-based theatre artist. Check out these plays you might only ever see once!

 
 

Plays and Musicals

Most recently, we ran Power Plays by Elaine May and Alan Arkin at the Groundlings where we completely sold-out. These plays starred 5x Emmy Winner and 17x nominee Gerald Quist (TV: Westworld, Star Trek: TNG, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Movies: Tropic Thunder, The Sixth Sense, Drive), and also starred founding member of the Groundlings, Phyllis Katz.

We also performed Stephen Sondheim’s Putting It Together at the Broadwater Mainstage… stay tuned for exciting updates regarding this revival!

Our collection of plays by Academy Award-winning filmmaker ETHAN COEN played in Hollywood in the Fall of 2023, and was so popular we revived it along with plays by Shel Silverstein and Wendy Wasserstein as a part of our Festival of Jewish Playwrights. Acting in these plays alongside us was Sarah Natochenny, legendary and prolific voiceover who most famously lent her voice to Ash Ketchum in the hit animated movies and TV series, Pokemon.

To learn more about upcoming productions and our history, go to fostercatproductions.com

Barbara Bain and Jonathan Sanger at our recent production of Stephen Sondheim’s Putting It Together.

Matt Groening came to see our plays by Ethan Coen and Wendy Wasserstein.

Tony-winner and all around great guy Jefferson Mays came to see us and Gerald Quist at the Groundlings in Elaine May and Alan Arkin’s Power Plays.