Ages Of The Moon Tickets

Ages Of The Moon is a celebrated two-hander drama written by Sam Shepard, originally commissioned by Ireland's Abbey Theatre. The play follows Ames and Byron, two aging friends reflecting on their past on a sweltering desert night. With a running time around 75 minutes, this intimate piece has traveled from Dublin to New York and beyond, staying active in theater rosters for decades. While there isn’t a dedicated social media page for the play itself, individual productions and the author’s official catalog keep the work accessible to audiences worldwide.

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Past productions include a 2010 Off-Broadway run at Atlantic Theater Company in New York, with extensions through March 21, 2010, and a 2018 Oklahoma City engagement. A 2025 Tulsa production by World Stage Theatre Company was announced for April 17–27, 2025 at the World Stage Studio (1130 S. Harvard Ave.). Sam Shepard’s career is marked by the 1979 Pulitzer Prize for Drama (Buried Child) and multiple Obie Awards, underscoring his impact on American theatre. Since its Abbey Theatre premiere, Ages Of The Moon has remained a staple for theater companies seeking intimate, character-driven storytelling. We’ll keep you updated on fresh dates and venues as productions are announced.

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Social media and official resources: Official information about Ages Of The Moon is typically posted by hosting theatres and production companies. For broader context on Sam Shepard’s works, visit his official catalog and related theatre pages. Examples of official sources include: Sam Shepard Official Website and venue pages for Abbey Theatre, Atlantic Theater Company, and World Stage Theatre Company.