An especially timely story.

’night, Mother by Marsha Norman is one of the most celebrated American plays of the twentieth century. Set over the course of a single evening, it follows a mother and daughter as an ordinary night unfolds into an intimate conversation that explores family, autonomy, grief, and the complexities of unconditional love. Unflinching yet deeply compassionate, the play continues to resonate with audiences more than forty years after its premiere.

At Haus of Carmine, we believe theatre has the power to foster empathy by asking us to sit with stories that resist easy answers. Our mission is to produce diverse, timely work that invites conversation, challenges perspectives, and stays with audiences long after they leave the theatre. ’night, Mother is a powerful reflection of that mission.

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Thank you for helping us bring ’night, Mother to the stage and for believing in the power of theatre to move, challenge, and connect us.

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