04/12/2026
It’s been 2 weeks since we closed Our American Tragedy, but the high has barely worn off (sappy post part 1 incoming). This show was born in 2024 out of a desire to create something that had rigor, heart, and healthy bit of edge to it. After seeing us at Hollywood Fringe, our friends at made our wildest dreams come true by inviting us to share OAT in Phoenix. Angela and Chase, your passion and trust means more to us than can be put into words. You’ve shown us what’s possible when a team of dedicated artists, both young and old, unite to create magic.
To Jack, thank you for rejoining us for part 2 of this journey and supporting us with your direction, enthusiasm, and humor. To Nick, our darling co-writer, thank you for pouring your heart and creativity into this script through all-nighters, library meets, and too much coffee. Not to mention, those original compositions are gorgeous. We are endlessly grateful♥️
Cast, thank you for picking up these characters and creating a world they exist in so beautifully. And to Jesse, for once again lending your voice to the Man.
To our LA community, thank you for being there whenever, wherever, Shakira style. Having such a strong support system here at home is what keeps us going. To the rest of the BHouse team, you’re all truly rockstars! We can’t wait to see what you do next.
Last but not least, to the wonderful audiences both in Arizona and beyond that drove countless hours and soared across the country to fill our house with love and support. You make all the gray hairs worth it.
And with that, our world premiere has come to a close, but Our American Tragedy is just getting started✨
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