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This Is Not An Open Mic - Variety Show

Presented by Cardboard Box Theatre Project at Works/San José

June 24-June 25, 2011

See the newest full-length extravaganza of absurdity from Cardboard Box. From the minds who brought you A Box of Strange comes an evening of music, sketch comedy, magic, wild animals, and a heavy dose of awkwardness.

A Box of One Acts - World Premiere

Presented by Cardboard Box Theatre Project at Works/San José

August 27-August 29, 2010

Cardboard Box Theatre Project’s A Box of One Acts presents four new one-act plays by Bay Area playwrights and features both new and returning actors and directors. The collection of works extends the Project beyond its previous productions, as the works offer not only comedic moments but also serious contemplations of relationships, personal obstacles, and the desire to evolve or change. Although each one-act play presents a very different world, all the works feature common

The Importance of Being Earnest

Presented by Cardboard Box Theatre Project at Works/San José

March 26-March 28, 2010

Enjoy an evening of intellectual slapstick with a modern twist as the Cardboard Box Theatre Project presents a seriously silly interpretation of Wilde’s delightfully absurd masterpiece with a cast of four! Cardboard Box Theatre Project’s The Importance of Being Earnest takes the theatre company into new territory. The company's first two productions, A Box of Strange and Season’s Greetings, were new works written by company members. This time, it

Season's Greetings

Presented by Cardboard Box Theatre Project at Works/San José

December 12-December 13, 2009

Enjoy the fun and chaos of the season at a safe distance as couples bicker, strangers empathize, friends argue, siblings reconcile and drunken co-workers sing holiday tunes. Season’s Greetings offers a new fun, and dysfunctional, holiday tale.

The show begins as Nick and Meg, who are spending their first Christmas together, arrive at the office party. Nick’s adverse reaction to the holiday festivities grows throughout the evening until Meg is concerned that he