A member of the theater company A Barraca was assaulted on Tuesday night by a far-right group in Lisbon as he was entering the free-entry play “Amor é fogo que arde sem se ver,” a tribute to Camões, stated Maria do Céu Guerra, the company’s director. The …
Theatre in the Wood, in collaboration with Gleason’s in Peekskill, is excited to honor and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community – performers and audience – focusing on the stories of the community as represented by Broadway composers. Raise You Up! – A Pride …
Time goes by so fast and Bellevue Little Theatre’s 56th season is already coming to a close with a funny Sherlock Holmes adventure, Ken Ludwig’s: Moriarty. With world peace at stake, Holmes and Watson join forces with American actress Irene Adler to take …
Loosely based on Dave Barry & Ridley Pearson’s 2004 novel, Peter and the Starcatcher upends the classic story of how a miserable young orphan became The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up, otherwise known as Peter Pan. It begins when he and his mates are …
Out of the Spiegeltent and into the West End, Head First Acrobats’ GODZ sees an assortment of deities descend on Peacock Theatre with a heavenly blend of adult comedy, scintillating circus and enough raw sex appeal to send Magic Mike back to Hogwarts. A …
Meet the Nowaks of Buffalo and of proud Polish descent, who are denizens of a blighted neighborhood, circa 2010. They populate Tom Dudzick’s delightful comedic play Our Lady of South Division Street, at Penguin Rep Theatre in Nyack, Rockland County, N.Y. …
If you ask me, the American theater is entering a golden age of creative historical revisionism. Just the other week, Cole Escola won the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play for their delightfully hysterical, proudly ahistorical …
Find time this weekend to experience Wichita Community Theatre’s comedic marathon Lend Me A Soprano by Ken Ludwig. A rewrite of the Tony Award winning play Lend Me A Tenor, a summer theatre favorite for decades, which had become a bit culturally dusty in …
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