Jen Silverman’s comedic play is a timeless contemplation of temptation, jealousy, and the brutal cost of surrendering to our darkest impulses.
The experience can be thrilling; it can be fun — but a word of caution for the faint of heart: when you come to see the American Shakespeare Center’s current production of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: ...
Subtitled ‘The Vanishing at Buzzard Point,’ the mysterious immersive experience plays out in found spaces and the audience’s minds.
An excellent sound design creates a pervasive, ominous atmosphere for Shakespeare's tragedy of ambition and murder.
Blending fantasy, comedy, and emotional truth, ‘The Other You’ shines a light on the challenges women face balancing family, creativity, ambition, and identity.
A committed cast of 27 fills the Warrenton stage with J.M. Barrie’s playful world, though the show runs long and the sound ...
Here’s how the theater’s bilingual production of ‘Pancho Villa y los niños de la bola’ enraptured a group of fourth- and fifth-grade Spanish students.
Theater Alliance and IN Series, along with new arthouse cinema 4EYE Film Center, will co-steward the multidisciplinary arts ...
This delightfully spooky musical comedy brings the legendary Bell Witch to life with country charm and plenty of mischief.
From the “kitchen” of playwright Eileen Mandell comes Prologue Theatre’s production of Sweet, Salty, Bitter, Sour — a one-woman show starring Jane Petkofsky as Eileen, telling stories and vignettes ...
This brisk, often funny docudrama about a 1940s and ’50s Congressional inquisition feels all too topical today.
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