The Vertigo Theatre Factory is a non-profit theater company that produces alternative theater, often with mature content, while cultivating and fostering burgeoning theatrical talents. Vertigo seeks to perform both original and established plays that would not otherwise be staged in Rochester.

Vertigo Pictures is an offshoot project of the Theatre Factory with identical purposes and aspirations, but with the goal of creating original movies that may be viewed by larger audiences.

Come meet Vertigo at Artigras!

Vertigo will be a presense at Artigras, presented by the Rochester Arts Council on the Arts Center grounds Aug. 21, 2010. We will be part of the festivities in the Civic Theatre Entertainment Tent.  Come see us there!

Kimberley Akimbo

Kimberley Akimbo

written by David Lindsey-Abaire

directed by Leisa Luis-Grill

Nov. 5, 6, 12, and 13 in the Rochester Civic Theatre Lobby

Vertigo Theatre will be holding auditions for David Lindsay-Abaire's Kimberley Akimbo Sep. 17,18 at the Civic Lobby.
This play takes a darkly comic look at the absurdities that make up the existence of Kimberly, a 16-year-old girl with an advanced aging condition

Barn Bar is on the air! Well, net really....

"What if," a man reasoned, half asleep at 3:00 in the morning, "a bunch of my friends, experienced actors or not, showed up at a bar I will build out in my barn and improvised "theatrical" material based on all our individual struggles to make sense of life in SE Minnesota and the known universe?"  In what can only be described as a dream come true, we are now making this up as we go along.  Characters will come and go, and evolve as they pass through the doors of the Barn Bar.  Stuff will happen.  It will be light-hearted, satirical humor f

Vertigo Opportunities

Here you will ways you can help Vertigo.  Contact us to help in any of these ways!

Auditions:

There are no auditions scheduled at this time.  However, if you would like to be a part of Barn Bar, please take a look at our past episodes and contact us.  Please check back later.