Ross Harstaad’s review of HOI’s production of “The Thin Place” by Lucas Hnath.

House of Ithaqua is set to return for another autumn at the Cherry Artspace with their production of Lucas Hnath's The Thin Place, running for six showings October 18-19 and 24-26. 

Auditions will be held Saturday, August 17, and Sunday, August 18, from 10am to 4pm.

Ithaca Times review of House of Ithaqua’s production of “Marjorie Prime” by Jordan Harrison.

Director Jeff Hodges and actors Mike Chen and Ivony Whiteley were interviewed about the upcoming audio-drama on WRFI.

This audio horror drama centers on disgraced radio DJ Grant Mazzy, who finds himself live on air as the small Canadian town of Pontypool descends into a chaotic violence of unknown origin.

We're proud to be co-producing 'Shadows of 2020', a free community playwriting workshop that will meet weekly from February to May, led by Artistic Director AJ Sage and Sara Stamatiades from the Cornell English Department.

The unique circumstances intersecting widespread civil rights protest in our country and the Covid-19 "pause" has given every theatre company the opportunity to gaze inward and inspect its own complicity in the systemic racism endemic to our culture. Not only to inspect, but also to affect positive change.

In light of current events, we have decided to hit the pause button this summer and focus our energy on preproduction for the exciting season we have planned starting this Autumn at the Cherry ArtSpace.

It’s been one year since our first production. Thank you to all of the incredible artists we’ve had the chance to collaborate with.

Barbara Geary astonishes as the Skriker.

The House of Ithaqua’s production of “The Skriker” is listed as no. 2 on the Ithaca top 10 list!

"I'm going to be around when the world as we know it ends." So says The Skriker, the eponymous character at the center of Caryl Churchill's 1994 play by the same name, which House of Ithaqua will stage at The Cherry ArtSpace November 15-17 and 21-23.

"House of Ithaqua continues their dedication to challenging and spooky theatre..."

House of Ithaqua tackles this slippery script with confident direction and adroit acting, casting a chilly spell which helps sustain a fairly long production.

Local theatre troupe House of Ithaqua is producing Martin McDonagh’s “The Pillowman” at Risley Theatre this month, and it opens tonight with showings through next weekend.

The original impulse was also towards supernatural darkness, but now has landed more on the darkness of the everyday. Straddling those two poles is HOI’s latest venture, “The Pillowman” by Martin McDonagh, opening this Thursday at Risley Theatre.

House of Ithaqua, a newly created, privately funded multimedia organization that specializes in horror and weird fiction. The group’s name is derived from Ithaqua, a yeti-like monster that’s featured in H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos; Lovecraft is also one of Teitelbaum’s major influences.

A new kind of theater company is coming to Ithaca hoping to fill a niche in the scene: dark commentary theater that explores the horrors of life we all face.