Drowning Crow Tickets

Step into a reimagined Chekhov-inspired narrative with Drowning Crow, a stage drama by award-winning writer and performer Regina Taylor. Set among a Black family on the Sea Islands off South Carolina, this production blends intimate family dynamics with a dramatic, theatrical voice that reflects both classical influences and contemporary perspectives. The world premiere took audiences at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago (January 6 – February 10, 2002), followed by a Broadway run at the Manhattan Theatre Club’s Biltmore Theatre (opened February 19, 2004; closed April 4, 2004).

As you explore the Drowning Crow experience, you’ll see Regina Taylor’s distinctive storytelling — anchored in theatre-focused narrative craft, character-driven scenes, and a commitment to provocative, meaningful stage work. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticketing and reliable information as you plan your visit.

About the creator: Regina Taylor is an award-winning writer and actor known for her television work (Golden Globe and NAACP Image Award recipient) and influential plays like Oo-Bla-Dee, which earned the American Critics Association new play award. Taylor remains a vital force in the theatre community, with ongoing involvement as playwright-in-residence at The Rep (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis). For the latest on Regina Taylor’s projects and updates, visit thereginataylor.com.

Upcoming performances bring Drowning Crow to stages near you. Secure your seats with confidence—our listings provide clear, no-fuss options to fit your schedule. Whether you’re in the South Carolina region or catching a tour stop elsewhere, we’ve got you covered with ticketing that’s easy to navigate and dependable.