The Wind Is Us: The Death that Killed Capote

About this show

A one-person play by Mike Broemmel The Wind Is Us: The Death that Killed Capote starring Eddie Schumacher as Truman Capote Capote stripped bare—brilliant, brutal, and heartbreakingly human. The story behind one of America’s greatest literary voices is also the story of one of its deepest tragedies. Experience The Wind Is Us: The Death that Killed Capote, the acclaimed one-person play by Mike Broemmel, starring NYC United Solo Best Actor Eddie Schumacher as Truman Capote. Directed by Bobby Peatman. Set against the glitter and shadows of 1970s New York, this powerful theatrical event explores the genius, wit, loneliness, and heartbreaking decline of one of America’s most celebrated writers. More than a biography, The Wind Is Us is an intimate portrait of brilliance, ambition, fame, and the price of losing yourself. Act One Productions is a Colorado-based theatre company celebrating 10 years of bringing compelling stories, exceptional artists, and unforgettable performances to audiences. From acclaimed revivals to world premieres and new works by emerging and established playwrights, Act One is committed to keeping live theatre vibrant, adventurous, and accessible. After a decade of creativity and collaboration, Act One Productions is proud to say: this is only the first act. SUNDAY November 15th Doors 6:30 PM | Show 7:00 PM 18+ ClocktowerCabaret.com Follow The Clocktower Cabaret on Instagram and Facebook! Thank you for supporting live entertainment, small businesses, and independent artists. We couldn't do it without you! GROUP TICKETS Seats are assigned based on order of purchase, ticket type, and party size. To ensure your group is seated together, have all members include the same first and last name in the comments at checkout. ACCESSIBLE SEATING If you or someone in your party requires accessible seating, please contact us in advance so we can make the necessary accommodations. TICKET POLICY All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. DRESS CODE There's no formal dress code, but we've noticed that people who dress up have a blast! On themed nights, we especially invite you to lean in — it isn't required, but definitely adds to the magic. ONLINE TICKETS SOLD OUT? Join the waitlist.