TheatreFor

06/02/2026

In War Virgin, Mom helps define the forces Laura must push against on her journey toward liberation. She embodies the expectations placed on young women: be good, be pure, be obedient, be acceptable.

WAR VIRGIN opens June 19 at TheatreFor and runs June 19–28 and July 10–12.
Tickets $27 @ https://theatrefor.ludus.com/index.php

05/31/2026

War Virgin is in rehearsal!

Get your tickets $27 @ TheatreFor.com

05/31/2026

Auditions start tonight. Hope to see you there.

Audition Notice. TheatreFor. 1863 North Highland Ave., Clearwater, Florida 33755
Email [email protected] for additional information.
Close Encounters of the Shakespearean Kind
• Act I: Richard III (Adaptation)
• Act II: The Rude Mechanicals (Adaptation from A Midsummer Night’s Dream)
• The cast will participate in both Acts.
Audition Dates: Sunday May 31 at 6 pm and Monday June 1 at 6:30 pm. at TheatreFor. Please bring a headshot and resume.
Casting: Seeking four women: 25- 35 (1); 35-45 (1); 45-60 (2), and five men: 25-39 (1); 40-65 (4). All performers will participate in both adaptations.
Requirements: Candidates must have prior performance experience with Shakespeare as well as study of his works. This is a contracted engagement with paid performances (9 total).
Performance Dates: October 2–18
Rehearsals: Rehearsals will take place both online (via Zoom) and in person. The specific rehearsal schedule will be determined at the first script reading. In August and September, rehearsals may be required on weekends.
ACT I Roles: Shakespeare’s Richard III, an adaptation: Richard; King Edward IV; George, Duke of Clarence; The Duchess of York, mother of Edward, George, and Richard; Former Queen Margaret of Anjou; Queen Elizabeth Woodville; William Lord Hastings; Henry Stafford, The Duke of Buckingham; Lady Anne Neville.
ACT II Roles: A Midsummer Night’s Dream adaptation featuring The Rude Mechanicals: Peter Quince, Nick Bottom, Francis Flute, Tom Snout, Robin Starveling, and Snug featuring cameo appearances by Puck and Titania, with cast members from Richard III as the rude audience.

05/28/2026

Laura Westley’s powerful coming-of-age memoir follows her journey from growing up in New Port Richey to surviving West Point and the war in Iraq — a deeply personal “war story” about repression, temptation, liberation, and the battle to discover, protect, and fully own one’s identity.

War Virgin runs June 19–28 and July 10–12 at TheatreFor.
Tickets $27 @ https://theatrefor.ludus.com/index.php

05/26/2026

Getting excited for the opening of this amazing story. Witness Laura Westley's journey and get to meet the War Virgin herself. Coming to TheatreFor in June and July.

05/24/2026

War Virgin by Laura Westley is a bold, funny, and deeply personal coming-of-age memoir that follows Laura’s journey from a sheltered upbringing in New Port Richey, Florida, through her years at West Point, and into the realities of serving during the war in Iraq.

At its heart, War Virgin is about identity, resilience, sexuality, faith, military culture, and the complicated road toward self-acceptance.

War Virgin runs June 19–28 and July 10–12 at TheatreFor.
Tickets $27 @ https://theatrefor.ludus.com/index.php

05/20/2026

Audition Notice. TheatreFor. 1863 North Highland Ave., Clearwater, Florida 33755
Email [email protected] for additional information.
Close Encounters of the Shakespearean Kind
• Act I: Richard III (Adaptation)
• Act II: The Rude Mechanicals (Adaptation from A Midsummer Night’s Dream)
• The cast will participate in both Acts.
Audition Dates: Sunday May 31 at 6 pm and Monday June 1 at 6:30 pm. at TheatreFor. Please bring a headshot and resume.
Casting: Seeking four women: 25- 35 (1); 35-45 (1); 45-60 (2), and five men: 25-39 (1); 40-65 (4). All performers will participate in both adaptations.
Requirements: Candidates must have prior performance experience with Shakespeare as well as study of his works. This is a contracted engagement with paid performances (9 total).
Performance Dates: October 2–18
Rehearsals: Rehearsals will take place both online (via Zoom) and in person. The specific rehearsal schedule will be determined at the first script reading. In August and September, rehearsals may be required on weekends.
ACT I Roles: Shakespeare’s Richard III, an adaptation: Richard; King Edward IV; George, Duke of Clarence; The Duchess of York, mother of Edward, George, and Richard; Former Queen Margaret of Anjou; Queen Elizabeth Woodville; William Lord Hastings; Henry Stafford, The Duke of Buckingham; Lady Anne Neville.
ACT II Roles: A Midsummer Night’s Dream adaptation featuring The Rude Mechanicals: Peter Quince, Nick Bottom, Francis Flute, Tom Snout, Robin Starveling, and Snug featuring cameo appearances by Puck and Titania, with cast members from Richard III as the rude audience.

05/20/2026

Told with humor, honesty, and emotional punch, War Virgin explores a young woman’s struggle against repression, expectation, temptation, and fear as she fights to discover and claim her own identity. It is both a “war story” and a story of personal liberation, about surviving the systems that try to define you and finding the courage to define yourself.

War Virgin runs June 19–28 and July 10–12 at TheatreFor. And while you’re planning your visit, don’t forget that You May Have 6 continues performances this weekend as well.
Tickets $27 @ https://theatrefor.ludus.com/index.php

05/18/2026

War Virgin by Laura Westley is a bold, funny, and deeply personal coming-of-age memoir that follows Laura’s journey from a sheltered upbringing in New Port Richey, Florida, through her years at West Point, and into the realities of serving during the war in Iraq.

War Virgin runs June 19–28 and July 10–12 at TheatreFor. And while you’re planning your visit, don’t forget that You May Have 6 continues performances this weekend as well.
Tickets $27 @ https://theatrefor.ludus.com/index.php

05/17/2026

What a sensational run!
As You May Have 6 takes its final bow at TheatreFor, we want to send our deepest thanks to playwright DC Cathro for sharing this dark, funny and thought-provoking work with us and our audiences.
To our incredible cast, creative team, and crew — thank you for bringing this story to life with heart, humor, and unforgettable performances. Your talent and dedication made this production something truly special.
And to our audiences, thank you for laughing, thinking, talking, and showing up for live theatre. We are grateful you spent this journey with us.
Bravo!