October 16-26 at Fondersmith Auditorium (Holy Trinity Lutheran Church)
David Rabe’s Streamers is a powerful, unflinching drama set in a 1960s Army barracks, where young soldiers await deployment to Vietnam. As racial tensions, identity struggles, and personal fears surface, the characters clash in a volatile mix of conflict and camaraderie. A gripping examination of masculinity, violence, and the cost of war, Streamers is the final play in Rabe’s acclaimed Vietnam trilogy. Winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Streamers promises an unforgettable night of theatre—urgent, human, and hauntingly relevant.
Directed by LST Executive Director Jeremiah Miller.
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Lancaster Shakespeare Theatre (LST) offers thought-provoking theatre, promoting a more reflective and inclusive community. While Shakespeare is at the core of what LST does, the theatre also produces notable plays by other authors that portray the universal human experience through the immediacy of live performance. LST prioritizes educational programs for both children and adults.