The Gold Rush

The Gold Rush is a world-premiere adaptation of Charlie Chaplin’s 1923 silent film classic, brought to the Synetic Theater stage in the company’s signature physical-theater style. Continuing Synetic’s ongoing exploration of silent cinema—following the success of last season’s The Immigrant—this production turns a story of a lone prospector chasing fortune in the Klondike gold fields into a witty, warm, and determined comedy. Set against a modern backdrop of get-rich-quick culture, the show promises loads of physical humor and a timeless commentary on ambition and resilience.

When: March 18–28, 2027

Showtimes: A total of 10 performances are scheduled over the run; exact showtimes were not specified in the announcement.

Tickets: Single tickets were not yet on sale at the time of the announcement. Subscription packages (full 5-show season or 3- and 4-show bundles) are available online and include early seating access and discounts.

Venue: Synetic Theater (the company’s home venue is the Thomas Jefferson Theatre, where this production is expected to take place).

Note: The Gold Rush is adapted from Charlie Chaplin’s 1923 film and marks the second installment in Synetic’s silent‑cinema series. The production is a limited engagement, with only ten performances across two weekends.

Ages: Not stated in the provided text; families should check with the theater.

Run time: Not specified in the announcement.

Accessibility: Not mentioned in the available text; contact Synetic Theater directly for details.