Performance Location : Smash House Tavern

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503 N. Prospect Road in Bloomington, IL

One More Round is sponsored by Chris Terven

Performances take place in a private room at Smash House Tavern, so why not make it a dinner-and-a-show kind of night?

VIP Tier 1 & Tier 2 guests are invited to arrive one hour before the performance for exclusive early access to the venue. During this pre-show hour, you'll enjoy a complimentary nacho bar, lemonade & iced tea, included with your VIP ticket. Once seated, you'll have the opportunity to purchase food and drinks from Smash House Tavern's full menu and bar —including a featured burger basket special and signature cocktails—all delivered right to you. Additional food and beverages outside of the nacho bar, lemonade and iced tea, purchased from Smash House are not included with your ticket. 

VIP Tier 3 & General Admission  patrons are encouraged to arrive early to purchase dinner or drinks in the main restaurant before the show. Smash House will be serving a featured burger basket special and One More Round-themed cocktails, making it easy to support both a local restaurant and local theatre in one memorable evening. Food and beverages purchased from Smash House are not included with your ticket. 

Age Recommendation: PG-13
We recommend One More Round for ages 13 and up. Every guest—and every family—is different, so we encourage you to review the content notes below to decide if this performance is the right fit for your party.

Performances take place at Smash House Tavern, which is an all-ages venue  during performance hours.

An Old Lady Walks Out of a Bar by Mathew Green

A bartender and his lone patron keep each other company on a blustery night. A play about connection, loss, and the unexpected.

Content Disclosure: This production explores themes of grief and loss

He Said His Name Was Bob by Risa Lewak

A young man meets Death at a bar and his perspective on life is irrevocably changed.

Content Disclosure: This production includes discussions of suicide, suicidal ideation, death, depression, and mental health concerns. Audience members are encouraged to engage with the production to their level of comfort and take care of themselves as needed.  If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts or experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988 or use the 988 Lifeline Chat to connect with a trained crisis counselor. The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the United States. A Mental Health Coordinator is available through Nomad Theatre Company to support actors, production personnel and audience members as needed. 

Ladies’ Night at Duffy’s by Templeton Moss

A poorly disguised space alien arrives at Duffy’s in an attempt to mate with a human woman, but instead he gets some useful advice from two of the bar’s patrons. 

Content Disclosure: This production includes a brief same-sex kiss between two female-identified characters.

Last Call by Krystle Dellihue

On the final night of a beloved Detroit bar set to be demolished, a young woman, Kara returns to say goodbye to the neighborhood staple. As the longtime bartender packs up decades of memories, Kara finds herself confronted by an unexpected voice—the bar itself. Through a series of vivid flashbacks, the bar reveals moments she’s never witnessed. Blending humor, memory, and magical realism, Last Call explores grief, legacy, and the spaces that hold the things we never got to say. 

Content Disclosure: This production explores themes of grief and loss and includes references to death and abuse.

Last Call by Matteo La Porta

Last Call is a one-person play about the art of witnessing — and what it means to be the last warm room someone needs before they go back out into the world. 

Piña Coladas Forever by Tom McClure

Sitting in a quirky piña colada bar,  Pat meets a couple who display extraordinary memories. Pat tries to exit the bar to go to work but circumstances prevent him from leaving.

Strong Spirits by Arthur Jolly

A new hire at a bar learns that the place is haunted. 

Wine DNA by Erin Osgood

Sorella and Jonah try to connect over their love of wine on an obligatory blind date. What could go wrong?

All ticket purchases are non refundable unless the event is cancelled by Nomad Theatre Company.

Tickets can be exchanged for another date of the event of equal value, subject to availability for the desired event date. We cannot guarantee availability, and no refunds will be provided if suitable alternatives are not available. 

By purchasing tickets, you agree to this refund and exchange policy. For any questions or concerns, please contact us at [email protected]