A Sissy In Wyoming Tickets

A Sissy In Wyoming is a documentary-style theatre piece that brings real voices from Wyoming to the stage. Written by Gregory Hinton and performed by Cory Schaeperkoetter with a rotating cast and collaborators, the production roots itself in interviews conducted by the University of Wyoming American Heritage Center with Vickie Jones Goodwin and Larry Goodwin. The show is closely connected to Out West in the Rockies and the UW AHC, offering audiences an intimate, documentary theatre experience that reflects Wyoming’s history and contemporary life.

From its 2022 statewide tour across nine Wyoming towns to public readings and performances at notable venues like UW Thrust Theater and Lincoln Theatre in Cheyenne, the project has grown with community engagement at its core. Public performances continued through 2024, most recently noted on November 16, 2024 at The Center Theater in Jackson Hole, demonstrating a commitment to bringing local voices and archival materials to life on stage.

Whether you’re a longtime Wyoming resident, a theatre enthusiast, or curious about documentary storytelling, A Sissy In Wyoming offers a thoughtfully crafted experience that balances research, performance, and community collaboration. Secure your seats and join the conversation that these voices began decades ago.

Important notes for prospective attendees: individual performances are presented as standalone events. If you’re planning to visit Jackson Hole or other Wyoming communities, check the venue’s listing for date-specific details, theater accessibility, and seating options. While public social channels for this production aren’t clearly identified, the work remains archived through university and museum coverage, and local arts outlets continue to feature news and reviews. For the latest updates, follow venue pages and university arts announcements, and consider subscribing to local arts newsletters for notices about future tours or readings.