In this spirited, deeply personal theatrical event, playwright Heidi Schreck revisits the teenage speech competitions where she once earned college tuition by debating the U.S. Constitution. Blending storytelling, history, humor, and live debate, What the Constitution Means to Me turns the stage into a lively civic arena where ideas clash and the audience is invited into the conversation. Funny, moving, and thrillingly alive, this Tony-nominated Broadway hit sparks a powerful exploration of rights, citizenship, and what the Constitution means — to each of us — today.
Artistic Team
Director – Tarah Flanaghan
Scenic Designer – Melena Scott
Costume Designer – Lauren T. Roark ‡
Lighting Designer – Dylan Tillery
Sound Designer – Kat Trinque
Stage Manager – Emily Hutton
Artistic Director – Kenneth Martin
Managing Director – Tom Cervone
Production Manager – Susan L. McMillan
◊ The Director is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.
‡ Represented by United Scenic Artists, local USA-829 of the IATSE.
Content Advisory: What the Constitution Means to Me contains strong language, discussions of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and gender-based violence. Audience discretion is advised.
