Entirely engaging onstage and off.
Professional live theatre production with post-show events to encourage audiences to go beyond the story
Coming November, 2026...
Madelyn and Keenan are a latte-sipping, NPR-listening blue-state couple planning a pregnancy through IVF, until they learn the fertility doctor accidentally implanted their embryo into Heather, whose views (and her husband Jim’s) lean toward NASCAR, Cabela’s and the NRA. Can these two couples make it through nine months of gestation without killing each other?
November 19-22
November 27-29
December 3-5
Playing at Art House North in St Paul
*NOTE: Art House North is not an ADA Accessible space.
Meet the cast:
Engaging Theatre for a Cause
At 100 Percent Human Theatre, we create captivating live performances and add-on experiences that engage audiences beyond simply seeing a show.
The goal is to help audiences go deeper into the show's themes. Often this is through interactive post-show events!
Examples:
A show about a heart transplant recipient: we partnered with LifeSource to encourage audiences to sign up to be organ, eye & tissue donors, plus had Q&As with donor recipients and a live quiz game about organ donation
A show about Robin Hood (who steals from the rich to give to the poor): we brought in the non-profit Feed My Starving Children
A show about an orphan learning her own life story: we brought in the non-profit Stories Café to provide snacks and fundraised for The Family Place, a supportive transitional housing non-profit for women and children
A show about a quirky school academy: we raised funds for our local elementary school’s recording studio.
Our Mission
Want to know our
add-ons for
HUMAN ERROR?
The show includes free post-show add-ons including:
Friday night’s post-show live QUIZ GAME hosted by Fifty Hats Games
Compete to win prizes! Opportunity to play in
groups of any size, mingle, and continue the laughter.
Saturday matinee’s post-show CHAIR YOGA class taught by actor/instructor Katie Consamus
In 30 minutes, learn ways to de-stress at
your holiday gatherings with easy movements and
stretches all while sitting in a chair. (No mat necessary.)
Saturday night’s post-show intro to a MINI-WORKSHOP, “Skills for Disagreeing Better,” led by the nonprofit, Braver Angels
Practical, fun, tangible ways to learn the art of
active listening and thoughtful response – to achieve
better conversations.
