The Eugene O’Neill Project is a selection of Eugene O’Neill scenes from three of his Pulitzer Prize winning plays: Beyond the Horizon,
Long Day’s Journey Into Night, and Anna Christie.  The Eugene O’Neill Project explores the American family through the lens of addiction,
attraction, and monumental loss. Our talented and dynamic cast will weave a series of seemingly unrelated characters and scenarios to reveal thematic patterns.

The O’Neill Project spans more than 30 years of Eugene O’Neill’s prolific playwriting career: Anna Christie premiered in 1921, Beyond the Horizon
in 1918, and Long Day’s Journey Into Night in 1956. The episodic structure of The O’Neill Project is meant to reacquaint old fans with the playwright’s rich dialogue and distinctive voice and welcome new audiences to sample three of the best American plays ever written. This unique collection of scenes is thoughtful, suspenseful, and heartfelt.

While we wish we could welcome audiences into The Alban, we can’t, in good conscience traditionally produce theatre.  So we’re going non traditional!  We built a set, got our costumes, and rehearsed our show just like a normal production but instead of an audience we turned our tech crew into a video production team.  The play will be performed like traditional theatre, with no cuts or fancy edits.  Instead the director, Leah Turley, turned herself into a live video producer and told her camera team where to go and when, and she made all the switches between shots in real time during the performance.  Just like live television.  While it's definitely not traditional theatre, we are very excited to share this new way of producing theatre with you, and we hope you are just as happy with the production that we created as we are.  When you buy a "ticket" you will get a digital link the day of the show that will allow you to watch the final product that day only.  So make sure you buy a ticket for a day that you will be able to watch the performance as the link for each day will expire at midnight. 

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