It's Fine, I'm Fine

Live theater returns to the Upper Valley with Northern Stage’s Tiny Necessary Theater, a celebration and curation of four theater pieces that give us hope and inspiration towards a better tomorrow. The beautiful It’s Fine, I’m Fine by Stephanie Everett has been approved for live performance, making Northern Stage the first regional theater to reopen in America. It’s Fine, I’m Fine will run live on stage at the Barrette Center for the Arts October 7 – 25 and will stream online October 22 – November 29.

About It’s Fine, I’m Fine

A one-woman show written and performed by Stephanie Everett and nurtured at Northern Stage, It’s Fine, I’m Fine follows Steph as she comes to grips with a new normal after four career-ending concussions as a varsity soccer player at Dartmouth. Funny, heartbreaking, and human, It’s Fine, I’m Fine advocates for compassion in the face of all of our invisible struggles. This play was a fan favorite in 2018’s New Works Now and won the Best Festival Debut at New York’s United Solo Festival in 2019. 

Recommended for ages 12 and up for mild references to sexuality and drug use.

Click here to view the playbill.

FOR GRAFTON COUNTY RESIDENTS: On October 13, the state of Vermont implemented new travel restrictions on residents of Grafton County due to an increased number of COVID-19 cases in the area. Although essential travel is still permitted, the state is requesting that Grafton residents do not travel for leisure unless they have quarantined for two weeks. For more details, click here to visit the state website. For Grafton residents who have tickets to live performances of It’s Fine, I’m Fine October 13 – 20, we encourage you to move your tickets to October 21 – 25 when we hope restrictions will lessen. Please contact the box office with questions or to make ticket exchanges at boxoffice@northernstage.org or (802) 296-7000.