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Alan McHugh returns to His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen for his 13th year as writer and dame of this most northerly of Qdos
"Seasonal Disorder" is an improv grab bag of sorts. Depending on which night a person shows up, between now and December 31st, the audience can end up seeing everything from comedy to drama,…
There is the glorious Deb. A semi-neurotic slice of contemporary crisis. Nora Perone completely nails the role with her excellent vocals and comic timing.
Theater Wit has opened up primetime rental slots for the 2018/19 season. Space available starting July 2, 2018 through August 2019. Visit https://www.theaterwit.org/space for more informat…
A bittersweet new play from Joshua Harmon ("Bad Jews") about being single and staying strong.
PASSIONS OF A PITY PARTY We're born alone. We die alone. But in between we need people"for love or money. That's searingly so for Jordan Berman. The gay anti-hero of Significant Other …
Alexandre O. Philippe's documentary expertly dissects the shower scene in 'Psycho'
VENGEANCE STALKS THE CENTURIES, ORÂ DO DO THAT VOODOO It's a (forced) marriage made in musicals. You don't immediately think of Marie Laveau and Medea as soul sisters with a common cause: …
He's usually busy tweeting advice to his 60,000 cult followers, writing his weekly column for The Stage, or even occasionally producing some
About Face Theatre and Theater Wit are pleased to announce full casting for the Midwest premiere of the [...]
Theater Wit announced complete casting for its 2017-18 season Wednesday. As previously announced, Alex Weisman, soon to make his Broadway debut in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," will s…
Brian Copeland: A Genuine Black Genius by Wes Adrianson and Barry David Horwitz With the recent bigoted demonstrations in Charlottesville, anti-Black racism and white nationalism has reached…
SYMPATHY FOR SCUMBAGS How can two white-trash lovers—"small town nobodies," as the press release puts it—"search for meaning at the height of the Great Depression"? Patronize a s…
The Pulp frontman and Gonzales turn their attention to LA's legendary Chauteau Marmont hotel
Originally published on Show-Score.com View this post online I didn't cry a lot when I was sick. I was too busy, stressed, and scared to allow myself to break down in tears. It was almost fi…
Theater Wit has discounted availability for a single fall production in Theater 2 from October 9th, 2017 through November 12th, 2017. Contact rental@theaterwit.org directly for special rate…
Dorothy Parker claimed, famously, that she was "just a little Jewish girl, trying to be cute." In fact, she was a legendary wit; the first female drama critic in America; and a successful wr…
Dorothy Parker claimed, famously, that she was "just a little Jewish girl, trying to be cute." In fact, she was a legendary wit; the first female drama critic in America; and a successful wr…
New Orleans performer Claudia Baumgarten has had a 10 year romance with the writings of journalist, critic, poet and famous member of the Algonquin Round Table, Dorothy Parker. After h…
Listen, I can’t even get my dog to stay down. Do I look to you like someone who could overthrow the government?"During an FBI interrogation at her apartment in 1952. Claudia Baumgarten…
City Lit Theater's current staging of 1841's "London Assurance" marks the first local production of Dion Boucicault's comedy in 120 years. Felicitously, it opens just a month ahead of Defini…
Chichester Festival theatreHarden is excellent in a sprawling yet skilful production of Tennessee Williams's Gulf Coast melodramaThis is a strange play to find on the sprawling Chichester st…
The season will include a holiday show, a world premiere about My Little Pony, and a play by Sheila Callaghan.
Theater Wit announced its 2017-18 season Tuesday, including a world premiere, a Chicago premiere and the return of a homegrown holiday production. First up is Mitchell Fain's "This Way Outta…
The pianist delivers hip-hop and contemporary narrative jazz, plus tributes to Chick Corea and Bud Powell
