In a not-so-distant dystopia plagued by a decades-long drought, a greedy corporation has outlawed private restrooms, forcing citizens to pay to pee. But when one idealistic young man leads a bathroom rebellion, he sparks a movement that challenges corruption, capitalism, and the cost of survival.

Urinetown: The Musical may be set in a world of overflowing absurdity, but its themes are strikingly real. With its biting humor, catchy score, and Brechtian self-awareness, the show draws sharp parallels to contemporary struggles—especially for the LGBTQ+ community, which has long confronted systemic injustice, resource gatekeeping, and the high price of freedom.

Uptown Players presents this three-time Tony Award winner as both a laugh-out-loud comedy and a rallying cry: a reminder that change—no matter how messy—starts with those bold enough to question the rules.

"This production of URINETOWN was licensed by Music Theatre International."