Low ticket alert: there are still limited tickets left to our final weekend of performances.


The Aims Community Theater Group presents Tennessee Williams' classic 1955 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Set in Big Daddy Pollitt's plantation home in the Mississippi Delta, the play explores the relationships between members of the Pollitt family, focusing on his son, Brick, and Brick's wife, Margaret "the Cat." The play explores themes around social mores, greed, shallowness, dishonesty, deterioration, sexual desire, repression and death.

Evening performances will be at 7 p.m. on:

• Friday, November 7.
• Saturday, November 8.
• Friday, November 14.
• Saturday, November 15.

Matinee performances will be at 1 p.m. on:

• Saturday, November 8.
• Sunday, November 9.
• Saturday, November 15.
• Sunday, November 16.

Understudy Performances will be held on:

• Sunday, November 9.
• The 7 p.m. performance on Saturday, November 15.

Cast talkbacks will take place on:

• Sunday, November 9.
•  Friday, November 14.

Purchase your tickets for $15 (general public). Current Aims students can request free tickets. All ticket proceeds go toward funding future ACT performances. Current students can email ACTgroup@aims.edu to receive the promotional code for free tickets. 

DISCLAIMER
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof was written in 1955, and is a product of its time. Some of the language within the performance expresses some of the ethnic, racial and other social prejudices that were commonplace in American society. This language was wrong then, and is wrong today. While the following performance does not represent the ACT Group or Aims Community College’s views of today’s society, this play is being presented as it was written because to do so otherwise would be the same as claiming these prejudices never existed.