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In this bold and hilariously irreverent reimagining of Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, a tangled web of old friends, ex-lovers, estranged in-laws, and lifelong rivals come together under one roof. As they confront life’s deepest questions—and each other—old wounds are ripped open, and chaos is just a heartbeat away. What could possibly go wrong?

Directed by NCTC Associate Artistic Director Noah Lucé, Life Sucks features Artistic Director J. Matthew Gordon, Managing Director Justine Stock, and returning New Canon players Sarah Dunnavant, Craig Storm, Celeste Lagrange, Mike McColl, and Patty Gallagher.

Inspired by the vibrant open-air street bazaars from around the world, Night Market 831 is a lively gathering where friends and families can sip, savor, socialize, dance, shop, and explore. Held in the colorful Sand City Art Park, surrounded by stunning murals, the market creates a unique and inviting atmosphere. Committed to fostering a safe, fun, and inclusive community space, featuring a rotating lineup of local performers, creatives, and entrepreneurs who bring their talents to life each month.

Where: Sand City Art Park, 525 Ortiz Ave, Sand City, CA 93955

When: Every First Friday of the month, from 5PM to 9PM

In this bold and hilariously irreverent reimagining of Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, a tangled web of old friends, ex-lovers, estranged in-laws, and lifelong rivals come together under one roof. As they confront life’s deepest questions—and each other—old wounds are ripped open, and chaos is just a heartbeat away. What could possibly go wrong?

Directed by NCTC Associate Artistic Director Noah Lucé, Life Sucks features Artistic Director J. Matthew Gordon, Managing Director Justine Stock, and returning New Canon players Sarah Dunnavant, Craig Storm, Celeste Lagrange, Mike McColl, and Patty Gallagher.

Inspired by the vibrant open-air street bazaars from around the world, Night Market 831 is a lively gathering where friends and families can sip, savor, socialize, dance, shop, and explore. Held in the colorful Sand City Art Park, surrounded by stunning murals, the market creates a unique and inviting atmosphere. Committed to fostering a safe, fun, and inclusive community space, featuring a rotating lineup of local performers, creatives, and entrepreneurs who bring their talents to life each month.

Where: Sand City Art Park, 525 Ortiz Ave, Sand City, CA 93955

When: Every First Friday of the month, from 5PM to 9PM

In this bold and hilariously irreverent reimagining of Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, a tangled web of old friends, ex-lovers, estranged in-laws, and lifelong rivals come together under one roof. As they confront life’s deepest questions—and each other—old wounds are ripped open, and chaos is just a heartbeat away. What could possibly go wrong?

Directed by NCTC Associate Artistic Director Noah Lucé, Life Sucks features Artistic Director J. Matthew Gordon, Managing Director Justine Stock, and returning New Canon players Sarah Dunnavant, Craig Storm, Celeste Lagrange, Mike McColl, and Patty Gallagher.

Inspired by the vibrant open-air street bazaars from around the world, Night Market 831 is a lively gathering where friends and families can sip, savor, socialize, dance, shop, and explore. Held in the colorful Sand City Art Park, surrounded by stunning murals, the market creates a unique and inviting atmosphere. Committed to fostering a safe, fun, and inclusive community space, featuring a rotating lineup of local performers, creatives, and entrepreneurs who bring their talents to life each month.

Where: Sand City Art Park, 525 Ortiz Ave, Sand City, CA 93955

When: Every First Friday of the month, from 5PM to 9PM

In this bold and hilariously irreverent reimagining of Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, a tangled web of old friends, ex-lovers, estranged in-laws, and lifelong rivals come together under one roof. As they confront life’s deepest questions—and each other—old wounds are ripped open, and chaos is just a heartbeat away. What could possibly go wrong?

Directed by NCTC Associate Artistic Director Noah Lucé, Life Sucks features Artistic Director J. Matthew Gordon, Managing Director Justine Stock, and returning New Canon players Sarah Dunnavant, Craig Storm, Celeste Lagrange, Mike McColl, and Patty Gallagher.

Inspired by the vibrant open-air street bazaars from around the world, Night Market 831 is a lively gathering where friends and families can sip, savor, socialize, dance, shop, and explore. Held in the colorful Sand City Art Park, surrounded by stunning murals, the market creates a unique and inviting atmosphere. Committed to fostering a safe, fun, and inclusive community space, featuring a rotating lineup of local performers, creatives, and entrepreneurs who bring their talents to life each month.

Where: Sand City Art Park, 525 Ortiz Ave, Sand City, CA 93955

When: Every First Friday of the month, from 5PM to 9PM

In this bold and hilariously irreverent reimagining of Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, a tangled web of old friends, ex-lovers, estranged in-laws, and lifelong rivals come together under one roof. As they confront life’s deepest questions—and each other—old wounds are ripped open, and chaos is just a heartbeat away. What could possibly go wrong?

Directed by NCTC Associate Artistic Director Noah Lucé, Life Sucks features Artistic Director J. Matthew Gordon, Managing Director Justine Stock, and returning New Canon players Sarah Dunnavant, Craig Storm, Celeste Lagrange, Mike McColl, and Patty Gallagher.

Inspired by the vibrant open-air street bazaars from around the world, Night Market 831 is a lively gathering where friends and families can sip, savor, socialize, dance, shop, and explore. Held in the colorful Sand City Art Park, surrounded by stunning murals, the market creates a unique and inviting atmosphere. Committed to fostering a safe, fun, and inclusive community space, featuring a rotating lineup of local performers, creatives, and entrepreneurs who bring their talents to life each month.

Where: Sand City Art Park, 525 Ortiz Ave, Sand City, CA 93955

When: Every First Friday of the month, from 5PM to 9PM