On Stage
March 7, 2015
Ram-Girl
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In the creative spirit of the year of The Ram, comes new play that celebrates creativity while poking fun at gener stereotypes. What does a girl have to do fit in at Comic-Con?
March 21, 2015
Our 10th Annual Fundraiser
MOXIE's Circus After Dark
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What is MOXIE?
Live Award-Winning Theatre in San Diego
We've been producing theatre that defies the stereotypes associated with women's work for nearly 10 years. In that time, we've launched careers, won awards and built a following. When you sit in our seats, you change theatre. One show at a time.
MOXIE Theatre is located at 6663 El Cajon Blvd Suite N. San Diego, CA 92115. We are a 501c3 non-profit organization. Show us your MOXIE and become a supporter!
Donate today! or call 858-598-7620
MOXIE News
Production History
Jade Heart by Will Cooper+
Mud Blue Sky by Marisa...+
Crumbs from the Table of...+
Skinless by Johnna Adams+
Freedom of Speech by...+
Referencers to Salvador...+
The Bluest Eye by Lydia...+
Hickoryorydickory by...+
The Trestle at Pope Lick...+
Coming Attractions by...+
A Man, his Wife, and his...+
A Raisin in the Sun by...+
Dead Man's Cell...+
Poster Boys by Michele...+
Ten Cent Night by Marisa...+
Or, by Liz Duffy Adams+
The Toughest Girl Alive...+
The Crucible by Arthur...+
Eleemosynary by Lee...+
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl+
Expecting Isabel by Lisa...+
Dog Act by Liz Duffy...+
Drink Me by Mary Fengar...+
The Butcher of Baraboo...+
The Sugar Syndrome by...+
Bleeding Kansas by...+
The Listener by Liz...+
Bluebonnet Court by Zsa...+
Rhubarb or How to Play...+
Victoria Martin Math...+
Devil Dog Six by Mary...+
A Holiday Full of MOXIE+
The Treatment by Eve...+
Wet or Isabella the...+
Pulp by Patricia Kane+
Fall by Bridget Carpenter+
Gibson Girl by Kirsten...+
Limonade Tous Les Jours...+
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"It's taken a whole lotta moxie for one of San Diego's youngest but most vibrant theater companies to go from vagabond upstart to local phenom... - by James Hebert, San Diego Union-Tribune".
