Harris Cashes Out Tickets

Harris Cashes Out is a compelling stage play written by Londos D'Arrigo, centered on Harris Wellborn, a once-famous songwriter and composer navigating the aftershocks of fame. This comedy-drama blends wit with insight as the creator’s voice examines legacy, memory, and the fickle nature of success. While not a musical artist, Harris Cashes Out invites audiences to follow a richly drawn character through a world where fame can fade as quickly as it shines, offering sharp humor and human warmth.

The world premiere took place at Meadow Brook Theatre in Rochester, Michigan, running from January 8 to February 2, 2014. The Meadow Brook production featured Paul Hopper as Harris Wellborn and Katie Hardy as Kim Sutton, delivering a memorable showcase for the piece and its themes.

As the production moves forward, Harris Cashes Out continues to resonate with theatre-goers and critics alike, now set for a new engagement at the Palace Theatre in London, Ontario. The show runs March 5–15, 2026, bringing the character and story to Canadian audiences for a fresh, engaging experience.

Note: Harris Cashes Out is a theatre production with no separate artist discography. Social media and updates are tied to the theatre company and the playwright, not a standalone musician page.

For the latest on performances, tickets, and cast announcements, secure your seats through trusted outlets and the theatre’s official channels. We’ve got you covered with reliable show information, credible dates, and clear details to help you plan your visit. If you’re curious about the creative team, you can connect with Londos D'Arrigo and the Palace Theatre for the most current updates, including performance times and accessibility options.

• World premiere: Meadow Brook Theatre, Rochester, MI — January 8–February 2, 2014 (Harris Wellborn played by Paul Hopper; Kim Sutton played by Katie Hardy).
• Upcoming engagement: Harris Cashes Out! — Palace Theatre, London, Ontario — March 5–15, 2026.
• Social/official pages: content is primarily published by the theatre company and playwright; follow official theatre channels for updates and performance details.