Human Museum, by Miyoko Conley, directed by Aili Huber.
As robots on Earth finalize a museum exhibit commemorating the 100th anniversary of humanity’s extinction, an unexpected radio transmission disrupts everything they thought they knew. This darkly comic new play delves into our legacy and who will carry it forward.
About the Creative Team
This will be Aili Huber’s fifth production as a director with Silk Moth Stage (she has also served as a producer, sound designer, publicist, stage manager, and more for our other productions). Her prior Silk Moth shows are Give Us Good, Wonder of Our Stage, Underneath the Lintel, and The Wanting Forest. In addition to creating porch-stage magic, Aili directs regularly at Bridgewater College.
Performances September 11-13 and 18-20, 2026. Music begins at 5 and the play begins at 6.
As with all of our shows, this one will feature an hour of live music beforehand. Some performances will have ASL interpretation, virtual captioning, and audio description for the blind. Exact dates for these accessibility accommodations will be announced soon. See our accessibility page for more information.
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