This is My Story, This is My Song

A new musical from Theater for the Thirsty re-discovering the great hymns of the faith and the stories behind them. Acclaimed theater-duo Jeremiah and Vanessa Gamble bring a dozen beloved hymns to vibrant life– featuring gorgeous acappella singing, stunning historical costumes, and richly realized characters. Spanning three-hundred years and five countries, this timeless musical is an inspiring reminder that there are some things worth singing about forever.

Runtime: 60 minutes (presented in one Act)

Appropriate for all audiences (recommended for ages 10+).

A Note about COVID safety protocol: 
We are making this a mask-optional event. Also, in order to allow for more space between guests, each row/pew will be limited to four audience members (instead of the usual six). We're excited to gather and enjoy a live theater experience together and believe we can do so while all exhibiting care and concern for one another.

Book written by: Jeremiah Gamble
Music Director: Vanessa Gamble
Director: Jeffrey S. Miller
Costume Design: Nadine Grant
Scenic Design: Katie Phillips
Carpenter: Dalen O’Connell
Painter: Jenni Tollifson

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Venue, Parking and Day-of-the-Show Details:

Parking: There is ample, free street parking near Art House North. However, we ask, in respect to our neighbors, that you do not block driveways, and that you leave at least one spot in front of each house. There have been some complaints and we want to be good stewards and good neighbors. Thanks for helping us in that effort!

Once you arrive: The doors to Art House North will open 30 minutes before showtime (6:30pm, or 2:30pm). Head downstairs to be checked in at Will Call. Once checked in (it takes all of about 32 seconds) we’ll send you upstairs to find your reserved seats. Reminder that we are limiting four people per row/pew which allows for a little more distance between groups of patrons.

Runtime: The show will be performed in one act, without intermission, and is about 60 minutes long.

Restrooms: There are three squeaky-clean restrooms all on the lower level of Art House North. One in the main lobby, one in the kitchen, and one down a hallway that’s just to the left of the piano.

Ticket refunds/exchanges: Just a friendly reminder that all ticket sales are final. 



Cancellations: Theater for the Thirsty does not offer compensation for missed performances and does not cancel performances due to bad weather.

Accessibility: Please note that Art House North is not an ADA Accessible venue.