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Inside the production
Story, stage & company
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People behind the production
Arsenic and Old Lace is a landmark American dark comedy written by Joseph Kesselring, first staged on Broadway in 1941. Known for its blend of farce, murder mystery, and wit, the play follows Mortimer Brewster and his two eccentric aunts as a sinister family secret unfolds in a runaway screwball style. The 1944 film adaptation directed by Frank Capra helped cement its place in popular culture. We’ve got you covered for trusted, no-nonsense access to live performances and tours featuring this timeless work.
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Below you'll find a detailed biography of the author, highlights from the play’s enduring legacy, and a current schedule of 2025 tour dates across select venues. If you’re looking to secure seats for an upcoming production, we’ll guide you to reliable options and reputable productions with direct links to official channels.
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Biographical note: Joseph O. Kesselring (1902–1967) wrote Arsenic and Old Lace, among other plays, and is best known for this enduring work. While there isn’t one official social media account for the play itself, individual productions maintain their own channels. Explore the latest tour information for Arsenic and Old Lace in 2025, including stop locations across the country, and follow participating theaters for up-to-date announcements and ticket info. Facebook, X, and related production pages offer a window into current engagements.
Cast & creatives
People behind the production
Upcoming 2025 dates showcase the play as performed by regional theatres. See Theatre in the Grove (Forest Grove, OR), Alton Little Theater (Alton, IL), Cherokee Theatre Company (Canton, GA), and Brewery Arts Center (Carson City, NV) for performances and ticketing details. Secure your seats with confidence through trusted venues and official production pages.
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Quick Facts About Arsenic and Old Lace
- Playwright and work: Arsenic and Old Lace is a 1941 Broadway dark-comedy play by Joseph Kesselring, famous for its homicidal aunts and Mortimer Brewster; Broadway ran 1,444 performances and later inspired a 1944 film adaptation directed by Frank Capra.
- Genre and style: The work is a dark comedy with screwball, farcical murder-mystery elements.
- Major achievements: Broadway success (long-running hit) and a landmark 1944 film adaptation that helped cement its place in American popular culture.
- 2025 tour/productions: Theatre in the Grove (Forest Grove, OR) May 30–June 15, 2025; Alton Little Theater (Alton, IL) Sept 5–14, 2025; Cherokee Theatre Company (Canton, GA) Sept 12–21, 2025; Brewery Arts Center (Carson City, NV) Oct 17 and Oct 26, 2025.
- Social media presence: There is no single official social-media account for the play itself; individual productions maintain their own channels (e.g., Cherokee Theatre Company links to Instagram on its page).
- Biographical note: Joseph O. Kesselring (1902–1967) wrote Arsenic and Old Lace and several other plays; it remains his best-known work.
Biographical note: Joseph O. Kesselring (1902–1967) wrote Arsenic and Old Lace, among other plays, and is best known for this enduring work. While there isn’t one official social media account for the play itself, individual productions maintain their own channels. Explore the latest tour information for Arsenic and Old Lace in 2025, including stop locations across the country, and follow participating theaters for up-to-date announcements and ticket info. Facebook, X, and related production pages offer a window into current engagements.
Upcoming 2025 dates showcase the play as performed by regional theatres. See Theatre in the Grove (Forest Grove, OR), Alton Little Theater (Alton, IL), Cherokee Theatre Company (Canton, GA), and Brewery Arts Center (Carson City, NV) for performances and ticketing details. Secure your seats with confidence through trusted venues and official production pages.
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