Human Museum, by Miyoko Conley, directed by Aili Huber.

As robots on Earth finalize a museum exhibit commemorating the 100th anniversary of humanity’s extinction, an unexpected radio transmission disrupts everything they thought they knew. This darkly comic new play delves into our legacy and who will carry it forward.

Performances September 11-13 and 18-20, 2026. Music begins at 5 and the play begins at 6.

Live music by Rachel Austin begins at 5 pm.

Accessibility:

• ASL interpretation by Melissa Black and Kris Long will be on September 19
• Virtual captioning for Deaf or Hard of Hearing patrons will be available on September 12 and 18
• We will have audio description for people who are blind or have low vision for one of the performances on the weekend of the 18th. Exact date is still TBD
• See our accessibility page for more information and other accessibility accommodation

For more information, see our website.

Ticket accessibility is important to us. If the cost of a ticket is prohibitive to you, please consider volunteering as an usher, by emailing volunteer@silkmothstage.com, or, if our volunteer opportunities are not accessible for you, use this form to request a free or reduced ticket.

Instead of a land acknowledgement: After consulting with colleagues around the country who work in indigenous theater, we've decided that the best way to honor the original stewards of our beautiful valley is to offer free tickets to any shows for Native American people who wish to join us. Email hello@silkmothstage.com to request tickets through this program

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