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ATC: How I Learned to Drive (26 Feb-7 Mar 2026)

How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel is sharp, funny, and quietly devastating—in the best possible way. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play pairs laugh-out-loud humor with fearless storytelling, inviting audiences into a coming-of-age story that’s as entertaining as it is resonant. At a time when one in five girls worldwide experiences sexual violence or harassment, Vogel’s play feels urgent without ever becoming heavy-handed. Come for the wit, stay for the insight, and leave reminded of theater’s power to move, challenge, and delight.

​Directed by Carrie Ellwanger

Performing at the Warehouse Studio Theatre in Schaerbeek

Tickets: https://www.billetweb.fr/how-i-learned-to-drive

ATC: Studio Nights (16-20 June)

The ATC is pleased to present its 2026 edition of Studio Nights featuring two fresh and funny one-act plays!

Together, by Willie Fitzgerald, is a contemporary “dramedy” that explores the complexities of love and friendship, and the messy work of maintaining relationships in today’s uncertain world. Lucas and Patty, a couple in their thirties, are on the verge of registering a domestic partnership when unresolved frustrations begin to surface. As Lucas struggles with unemployment and depression, Patty pushes for stability and commitment. Their relationship is tested by old feelings, secrets, and the presence of Lucas’ best friend Ines and Patty’s artist friend Star. Revelations, betrayals, and difficult truths provoke questions about whether love is enough — or whether staying together requires more.

Bench, by Matthew Snoding, is the 2025-26 ATC Playwriting Competition winner. A chance encounter between two women turns into an unexpectedly intimate conversation. Claire, an exhausted working mother, is stealing a rare moment of peace when she is approached by Emma, an awkward sociology student conducting an experiment that requires her to talk to strangers. What begins as an irritating interruption becomes a candid exchange about work, family, regret, and the fraught realities of adulthood. As Claire and Emma open up about their lives, their conversation is at turns embarrassing, hilarious, and cathartic. This brief, random meeting of two strangers on a park bench reveals how the simple act of listening can take life in a whole new direction.

Don’t miss this fantastic double-bill at the Warehouse Studio Theatre! Doors will open at 7:30, and the bar will be open before and after the show as well as during a slightly extended intermission, giving you plenty of time to enjoy a drink or a few, nibble on some scrumptious homemade American-inspired treats, and share a delightful evening out with friends! Tickets at https://www.billetweb.fr/atc-studio-nights-2026

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