A (Re)Making Project Tickets

Immerse yourself in the provocative world of A (Re)Making Project, the performance persona built by American playwright, historian, and author Charles L. Mee. Mee’s work is renowned for reconfiguring classical sources with modern sensibilities, inviting artists and audiences to reimagine narratives in fresh, collaborative ways. The project provides Mee’s scripts online for free and encourages others to pillage and rebuild the texts to create new works under their own names, reflecting a spirit of open-source theatre making.

Key works in Mee’s body of work include bobrauschenbergamerica, Hotel Cassiopeia, Orestes 2.0, and The Bacchae 2.1. His approach blends myth, history, and contemporary life, challenging traditional stage conventions while inviting participatory creation. Mee has received several prestigious honors, including the Award of Merit in Drama from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, two Obie Awards (Vienna: Lusthaus 1986; Big Love 2002), the PEN/Laura Pels Theater Award, and the Fisher Award.

Although official social media accounts for A (Re)Making Project are not listed as of early 2026, updates are shared through the project’s website and mailing list. For fans and venues, this page aggregates bios, notable works, and any announced touring information, helping you secure your seats through trusted local partners in the city and surrounding areas.

Biography highlights: Charles L. Mee, born September 15, 1938, is a leading American playwright, historian, and author. As the creator of the A (Re)Making Project, Mee has served as Chair/Professor of playwriting at Columbia University and collaborated with major theatres including Signature Theatre. His work frequently reinterprets classical material—reimagining mythic and historical sources for contemporary stages.

Discography highlights and works to know: bobrauschenbergamerica, Hotel Cassiopeia, Orestes 2.0, The Bacchae 2.1. While this page focuses on A (Re)Making Project’s recent and future activities, the legacy of Mee’s writing continues to influence actors, directors, and scholars seeking collaborative, text-interrogating theatre experiences.

Upcoming tour info: As of February 2026, there are no publicly listed 2025–2026 tour dates for A (Re)Making Project. Plan to check this page regularly for any RESCHEDULED from its original date announcements or new date-to-be-announced opportunities. We’ll help you secure your seats when dates become available across venues in the city and beyond. For the latest project updates, visit the official project site and subscribe to the mailing list.