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Tickets are on sale now for CONCERT FOR AMERICA STAND UP, SING OUT, featuring Ingrid Michaelson, Ellen Burstyn, Ramin Karimloo, Will Chase, Andrea Martin, Dana Ivey, Emily Skinner, Keala Set…
“It’s a world of crime and we call it work so we can keep on doing it.” Themes of hope, fear, terrorism, freedom and the power of love abound in Kensington Arts TheaterR…
It would be nice to be able take in The Wooster Group's intriguing docu-theatre piece, THE TOWN HALL AFFAIR, as a look at the grotesquely blatant brand sexism of nearly 50 years ago that we …
The Wooster Group deconstruction of the documentary Town Bloody Hall adds layers of artificiality to what may or may not have been a serious event.
Housing Authority partners with local nonprofit to premier original musical, "Not My Baby" in Alexandria, VA Exploring the triumphs and challenges of adoption Momentum Collective, Inc. (MC, …
Shoreditch Town Hall today announces a series of additional events, talks and readings running alongside its double-bill of Philip Ridley plays in its basement spaces. These include rehearse…
Off-Broadway, JONAH AND OTTO, by Robert Holman, at Theatre Row, is about two men, an older man Otto (Sean Gormley) and a younger man Jonah (Rupert Simonian), who meet one night in a mysterio…
Television and stage actor-singer Jai Rodriguez, best known for his stint on TV's "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" and Broadway's "Rent," returns to Hillcrest's Martinis Above Fourth with a …
Maura Tierney appears in 'The Town Hall Affair,' The Wooster Group's new theater piece inspired by the 1979 Chris Hegedus and D.A. Pennebaker 1979 documentary 'Town Bloody Hall.' read more
Deep in the bowels of Shoreditch Town Hall, Jamie Lloyd’s production of Philip Ridley’s first ever play, The Pitchfork Disney, is staged. In the long, dimly lit room known as The…
Maura Tierney, Kate Valk, Scott Shepherd and the Wooster Group recreate a firestorm of a panel discussion in the timely and time-bending piece.
Pairing director Jamie Lloyd with writer Philip Ridley seems almost guaranteed to produce a hit " a vibrant director that appeals to a youthful, diverse audience and a writer who found fame …
Woolly Mammoth Theatre unveils Clare Barron's tragicomic disaster play
There are few divas for whom you would queue an hour in the pouring rain on a cold night in January, but it was almost worth getting trench foot to witness the extraordinary, uplifting, gene…
This piece by the Wooster Group was inspired by a 1971 debate that pitted Norman Mailer against some of the most outspoken feminists of the day.
Remember the days without cell phones and social media, without looking for love on a dating site. The days when you knew all your neighbors and no one worried about locking their doo…
Gary Naylor traces five years in which a show playing to 32 customers in a rundown shop on a back street in distant district of South London made it first to the West End and now to New York.
Jamie Lloyd tackles Philip Ridley’s 1991 modern classic — with terrifically immersive results.
Jamie Lloyd tackles Philip Ridley's modern classic " with terrific resultsPlaywright Philip Ridley has one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary theatre. His imagination is laced wi…
Jamie Lloyd directs an immersive version of Philip Ridley's play
It's a wonder that Jamie Lloyd hasn't directed Philip Ridley's work before. Recognised for his signature in-your-face directorial style, here he's tackling
Philip Ridley's widely acclaimed 1991 play has been revived by Jamie Lloyd, and is back in its native East End for a limited run in conjunction with its partner production Killer. In a chang…
A new play at Human Race Theatre explores the aftermath of the Connecticut elementary school shooting.
Annapolis Shakespeare Company's production of Our Town, their first show at their new location on West Street, is a thoughtful, creative take on Thornton Wilder's classic American play. Dire…