THE FIFTH PLAY IN OUR SEASON FOUR MAINSTAGE SERIES.

“Entrancing…an elegiac vision of life and love.” --Adelaide Advertiser

Wolfe Bowart (Cloud Soup, U.S. Premiere) triumphantly returns to the S&S stage with his unique solo physical comedy. On his inspiration for Letter’s End, Bowart says “I’ve always been interested in memory – how at times it tumbles out like Fibber McGee’s closet and other times seems elusive, stuffed away in an old package in the attic. The story begins with a man inhabiting a slightly off-kilter dead letter office, but then becomes something altogether unexpected.” Ultimately a wondrous and poignant journey down a most magical memory lane, where mops sneeze and storks swoop in bearing gifts and trees grow out of shoes, Bowart’s performance inspired Canberra critic Wendy Brazil to remark “you will be mesmerized … he will make you laugh, he will make you sigh, and you will be enchanted by his every move.”

STREAMING: May 1 - May 16, 2021

Extended by request for one more week!

Runtime: 75 minutes

Audience: Best enjoyed by Scamps and Scoundrels ages 5+.  

Ticket Prices
$11 Streaming Ticket

Questions? Call our Box Office at 448-3300. 

FAMILIES! We are pleased to offer a FREE Special Live Online Event with Wolfe Bowart at 4pm on May 16th!

This weekend we offer a rare opportunity. Wolfe Bowart, the creator and performer of “Letter's End”, the globally-touring, award-winning theatrical phenomenon welcomes fans and families to join him for a FREE special Zoom session for ALL AGES to explore the tricks, visuals and magic of the production!

On Sunday, May 16th at 4pm Arizona Time (7pm Eastern) Wolfe will teach magic tricks, share about his inspirations from pre-cinema, dance, magic and puppetry, and answer your questions! Fun for the whole family!

Tickets are free but slots are limited so sign up today!

Grab your tickets and settle in to enjoy Letter’s End, streaming online through May 23rd, 2021. AND a bonus, sign up for our FREE live event with Wolfe on May 16th at 4pm Arizona Time.

This show is free for The Scoundrel Society.
Scoundrels can reserve a ticket
by calling our box-office at (520) 448-3300
or by using our online box-office.