A Co-Production with Crow's Theatre

Primary Trust

By Eboni Booth

January 20 to February 7, 2026

Opening Night: Friday, January 23

Spriet Stage

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Running Time: 95 minutes, no intermission.

Age recommendation: 13+

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January 20, 2026 | 7:30pm Get Tickets

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Kenneth loves nothing more in the world than Mai-Tais, his job, and his best friend Bert – but one day, everything changes.

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Thirty-something Cranberry Lake local Kenneth finds himself adrift after unexpectedly losing his long-time job at a bookstore. Stuck in self-doubt, he drowns his worries in cheap mai tais and quality time with his best friend, Bert. But when a kind waitress named Corrina mentions a job lead, Kenneth seizes the chance for a fresh start. Join us for a happy hour (and a half) filled with love, loss and self-discovery as Kenneth navigates the ups and downs of starting over.

This endearing and profoundly humanistic play made its world premiere Off-Broadway at the Laura Pels Theatre in 2023. Critics have praised it as 'genuinely touching' and a 'thoughtful exploration of personal growth.' In 2024, American playwright Eboni Booth was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for Primary Trust, cementing its place as a landmark addition to contemporary theatre.